FAQ's

Yes! If you're able to pick up your order during our regular business hours and want to skip the shipping fee, select Local Pickup as your delivery option during online checkout. You can also request local pickup when you place an order over the phone. See more of our shipping options on the Shipping and Production page.

Most people who have a metal allergy are allergic to nickel. Sterling silver does not contain nickel, and we do not use nickel in our jewelry.

Jewelry is packaged in small black jewelry boxes with the price removed. We include cleaning and care instructions printed on tree-free hemp paper and a white square polishing pad for cleaning copper and silver pieces. If you order jewelry with U.P. copper or for a fundraiser, an additional information card will be included.
All items are packaged securely using reused and recycled materials when possible.

We do not allow exchanges on any rings unless they were bought in the store, off the shelf and have not been resized, and are exchanged within 30 days. In most cases this means we cannot return or exchange any rings. Please see our full return & exchange policy.

We can recreate nearly any piece that you have bought from us since we photograph all of the items we make. You can contact us for a quote and include as many details as possible about the lost piece.

Yes, each item you find in the physical shop is also listed online. There are also a few gold rings listed online that we do not stock in the store that are made when you order. 

Please refer to our custom order page for more information.

Unfortunately, we are unable to use your metal in our custom designs. If you have a diamond over 4mm in diameter, please contact us to inquire if we can use your diamond in a custom ring design. We are unable to work with other stones at this time.

We work in sterling silver, copper, brass, palladium white gold, rose gold and yellow gold. Please refer to our materials page for more information.

We pride ourselves on using eco-friendly recycled metals in our work, including local salvaged Upper Peninsula copper.

Please see this blog post for more information about choosing the best metal for your ring.

We don't reccommend using copper for a ring; it is a softer metal and is not as durable as our sterling silver and gold options. Oils and moisture from our hands can tarnish copper rings quickly, and may leave black or green residue on the skin.

Rose gold is a great alternative to copper, as it is an alloy of copper and gold. Our 14K Rose gold is similar in color to polished copper and will not tarnish.

We specialize in setting round stones in tube settings and flush settings and can also set cabochons (domed top, flat back stones). Tube and flush settings are durable and snag-free, allowing for comfortable wearing for an active lifestyle. We offer a variety of certified recycled diamonds, rustic rose cut diamonds, Michigan Greenstone, Lake Superior agates, copper banded Lake Superior agates, and other gemstones. Please contact us for more information on our stone inventory.

Yes, our supplier verifies and certifies all the recycled diamonds used in our pieces.

Beth Millner Jewelry is designed for the active, modern individual with simplicity and ease of wearing in mind. We make unique pieces that can be worn everyday, in casual or formal settings. Our strong nature themes offer a timeless connection to a more natural lifestyle.

Beth's tree designs often depict a relationship between trees which relate to each like people. A tree couple's love is strong and steadfast, with deep roots and high reaching branches and a family tree is united and rooted as one, even as its branches grow in different directions and reach new heights.

Beth draws inspiration for each design from the beautiful natural landscape of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Lake Superior. Our original line of U.P. and Lake Superior silhouette jewelry is a popular way to show pride in our area. Some of Beth's favorite local places have been direct inspirations in many mixed metal and silver pieces including Little Presque Isle, Wetmore Landing, Picnic Rocks, Presque Isle Park, the Iron Ore Heritage Trail and many others!

All of our jewelry is made by hand in our downtown studio in Marquette, Michigan. If you get the chance to visit the shop, you can often hear us working away upstairs!

Beth is not currently scheduled to teach any classes. Please sign up for our newsletter or follow us on social media to stay updated on any future classes or workshops.

Donating and giving back to our community is a huge part of our business ethos! Contact us using the form on our website and we will let you know if donating to your organization or fundraiser can fit into our donation budget.