Cunningham Fine Jewelry

05/14/2022

11/28/2020

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10/07/2020

If someone tells you that you have enough jewelry and you don’t need anymore, stop talking to them. You don’t need that negativity in your life!

09/18/2020

All 3 rings are custom designed at Cunningham Jewelry & Appraisals! All three rings used inherited diamonds! And all 3 owners of the rings are related💓💗💗

08/31/2020

Now available! Protect your jewelry everywhere you go! To the gym, to work, to school, to get your nails done and especially if you are wearing gloves on/off all day at work!

07/31/2020

Now that masks are a daily requirement, please use caution when removing your mask as you may lose the backs to your earrings or your hearing aids.

05/25/2020

04/24/2020

Will be open and back to our regular hours starting Friday May1,2020.

04/14/2020

We are happy to schedule appoints to pick up your jewelry repairs or to drop off repairs. One client at a time and must wear a mask. While we can take in repairs our jewelers will not be back at work until the “Shelter in Place” ends in Tulsa

03/13/2020

Will hand sanitizers effect your jewelry? I recent industry trade journal posted the following:.
“To my knowledge, hand sanitizers are not capable of removing tough, albeit thin, rhodium that’s on a piece of jewelry. Hand sanitizers come in two varieties: alcohol-based and non–alcohol-based. The ones with alcohol are benign to jewelry items as alcohol is the main germ-killing ingredient. However, non–alcohol-based ones typically use chlorine-based compounds as germicides. These chlorine compounds could react with water and release free chlorine. Free chlorine radical is very reactive and could cause tarnishing of jewelry, especially if it is made of sterling silver. Also, halogens are known to cause stress corrosion cracking in low karat golds, in particular, nickel white golds.”