Brooks Fine Jewelry is a great place to buy intricately designed jewelry items. Orders for customized products are also taken with a variety of styles to select from.
Since 1970, Sissy’s Log Cabin has been an iconic, family-owned and -operated jewelry store known for its quality and customer service. Today, Sissy’s has evolved into Arkansas’ largest independently owned jewelry store with 12,000 square feet of showroom filled with diamonds, jewelry, estate jewelry, fine gifts and fabulous antiques. Sissy’s Log Cabin currently has five locations in Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Jonesboro, Memphis and Conway.
You will always be greeted with a friendly smile and hello when you enter Francis M. , grab a cold bottle of water off our bar cart and a snack and make yourself at home as you shop. We offer jewelry repair done on site, watch batteries while you wait, insurance and estate appraisals performed by a GIA graduate gemologist, in store financing, free layaway, free gift wrap and much more! We carry fabulous designer jewelry lines such as Konstantino, Jude Frances, Roberto Coin, Just Jules, Norman Covan and many other great names! Come on in, we would love to meet you and help you with some of the dreamiest jewelry in Arkansas!
Arkansas Jewelry Studio offers 3 very specific professional jewelry services. 1. Custom-Made Fine Jewelry. 2. Fine jewelry Appraisal Reports. 3. Restoration & Repurposing of Fine Jewelry. Eddie Havens is a Graduate Gemologist (GIA), Certified Member of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers and Custom Jeweler. We know there are no federal or state laws regarding qualifications or how and to what standards a personal property appraiser is to perform. Being associatd with a professional appraisal organization, NAJA, we submit to, as a professional personal property appraiser (a) to gain and continually receive education and certifications regarding personal property appraising, specifically fine jewelry and (b) submit to and are held accountable as a professional appraiser. In the fine jewelry appraisal arena it is known that being a gemologist alone does NOT qualify one as an appraiser. Gemology is a fascinating science. A professional appraiser will have credentials to show and represent study in USPAP Rules & Standards, valuation theory, methodology, understanding various markets, compiling research in the most common and appropriate market of trade, understanding various appraisal report types and intended uses; insurance related reports, equitable distribution reports (divorce), equitable distribution regarding settling estates/gifting and the tax consequences that may arise, donation appraisals (tax implications) proper IRS documents that must be filed, etc.
