Mary M Designs at Curtis Miller Inc.

These are some of the unique designs by Mary M designs. Most of her pieces are done on commission, and she is available to work with you by appointment. Mary also specalizes in working with customers own stones, to give them a one of a kind new life.

Curtis Miller Has been in the jewelry business in the World Trade Center in Dallas for 30 years. Let’s put that into perspective.

These are just some of the events that happened in the last 30 years:

The MAC computer

The fall of the Berlin Wall

Windows 3.0

The Internet

USSR is disolved

Starbucks

Ebay

The Euro

Facebook

The IPod and IPhone

YouTube

Thirty Years is a long time to be in business, especially when you think of how the world has changed.  It is nice to know that there is someone that will be there for all of your fine jewelry needs.

Lately I have had conversations with people about where the find “good deals” on jewelry. One person found a “good deal” at an antique show. Another was looking somewhere else. Ask yourself, what do you want when you are buying a fine piece of jewelry?  Certainly we all want to feel that we got a “good deal”.  In other words, a good value for our money.  But, what else are you buying when you purchase a fine piece of jewelry? Let me answer that for you.  You are buying confidence in your jeweler. You want to know that the person that you bought your valuable adornment from will be there to service you tomorrow and the next day. etc. You want to know that the piece you bought is exactly what he said it was. For instance, the diamond should have a certification from a reputable laboratory. You should know that if the dealer says that the stone, which might already be mounted, is a certain size and quality that it really is that size and quality. An extra value when purchasing a diamond is knowing that if, later on in life, you should want a larger size or better quality diamond that you can trade your diamond “up” to one that is bigger or better. Curtis Miller will give you full amount of what you paid for an “Infinity Diamond” that you purchase from him should you decide later on that you want to upgrade. Regardless of whether the market value of that diamond went down, he will still give you the price you paid for it to apply to another stone. You don’t get that at the antique show.

This year Curtis Miller celebrates his 30th year in the jewelry business in the World Trade Center in Dallas. Now tell me, who would you rather purchase your valuable piece of jewelry from? Would you rather put your faith in a dealer at an antique show that comes through town or a store that may not be around tomorrow? Wouldn’t you rather know that after your purchase you can rely on Curtis Miller to be there for you today, tomorrow and in the future for all your jewelry needs?

Arrows pattern in a precision cut diamond

The intrinsic properties of a the crystalline structure of a diamond are such that when a diamond is cut properly it will emit the maximum light to the eye. The image to the left is the pattern of such a diamond as seen through a Hearts and Arrows viewer. The arrows are just one of two patterns that one looks for when searching for a precision cut diamond. Infinity Diamonds are the cream of the crop when referring to precision cut diamonds. Infinity is a boutique cutter in Antwerp, Belgium, cutting about 300 diamonds a year.  What makes them so special is that their diamonds are cut better than 99% of the diamonds in the world. Curtis Miller Inc. is one of only 20 dealers in the world that comprise the Infinity Diamonds family.