About Norris Jeweler
Webster’s Dictionary defines confidence as “a trusting relationship.”
At Norris Jeweler, owner Ryan Norris and his G.I.A.-trained team have proudly served the Inland Empire for over 40 years. “We believe in building our business one customer at a time—fostering relationships that stand the test of time, from one generation to the next.”
Confidence means setting a standard that goes beyond the expected.
Our clients rely on us for consistency, exceptional service, and a curated selection of the finest jewelry available. We offer an expansive collection of state-of-the-art fine jewelry, innovative custom designs, expert repairs, and trusted educational resources.
We proudly feature many of today’s most celebrated designers, including:
Norris Jeweler, Allison Kaufman, ASHI, Universal Pacific, Thornsten, and Pluczenik.
In our bridal department, you’ll find a wide array of engagement and wedding rings in traditional, contemporary, and vintage styles—crafted in platinum, 18k and 14k white and yellow gold, and titanium for both men and women. Certified loose diamonds, rare colored gemstones, and custom mountings are our specialty.
Looking for watches?
Explore our selection of designer timepieces from Bulova and Glock International.
Confidence also means service that never compromises.
Our pricing is competitive, but our commitment to quality is unmatched. We take pride in educating our customers so they can recognize the difference.
As your family jeweler, we’re here for all your fine jewelry needs—from complimentary cleanings to soldering chains, replacing watch batteries, restringing heirloom pearls, providing insurance appraisals, special orders, and elegant gift wrapping.
Norris Jeweler
Your Jeweler for Life.
Our Certified Gemologists
When shopping for your fine jewelry, look for jewelers who have earned the titles Registered Jeweler (RJ), Certified Gemologist (CG), or Certified Gemologist Appraiser (CGA). They are specially trained in diamond grading and/or gem identification, synthetic gemstones, known enhancements, and jewelry care. A CGA has both gemological and appraisal education and can establish values for your jewelry and obtain documentation suitable for insurance coverage.
A gem is a valuable and beautiful object fashioned from materials of nature and used primarily in jewelry. These materials are usually crystalline minerals mined from the earth. Non-crystalline minerals such as opal and obsidian, and biological materials such as amber are also used to fashion gems. The raw material, whether crystal or otherwise, is shaped and polished to bring out its inherent beauty and to render it into an attractive and usable shape. The three most important criteria of gems are that they be beautiful, rare and durable.
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