Inspired by Mountain Beauty, Meet the Master Jewelers of the Tetons

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Zachariah Turpin of Jackson Hole Jewelry Co. founded his shop as his familiarity with the jewelry trade led to “falling in love with jewelry in a very individual way.” The shop serves first-time jewelry buyers and discerning collectors alike, and Jackson Hole Jewelry hand-crafts bespoke pieces to celebrate any occasion. By working closely with clients, the shop’s goal is to ensure that the client vision is impeccably captured.

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Located in the heart of the Jackson Hole Town Square, Jackson Hole Jewelry Co. has been known for their unique design collections featuring natural diamonds, an array of beautiful gemstones, and precious metals since 2013. A full-service jeweler, the shop offers on-site repair and bench services. Hand delivery by a customer concierge ensures the safety and security of items left in their expert hands.

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“Current jewelry trends we are seeing is a unique, modern take on the classics,” Turpin notes.  “For example, substituting graduated pear or emerald cut diamonds in a tennis necklace, as a replacement to the traditional round cut, changes the piece in a subtle way making the item quietly unique.” He explains that clients will often bring in a family heirloom to give it an update so it can continue to be enjoyed by future generations.”

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Offering a proprietary collection inspired by the Tetons is a unique part of what makes Jackson Hole Jewelry Co. special. The collection includes seven categories of pieces intentionally influenced and interpreted by the beauty of the Rocky Mountains. “The refined design of our Teton Stacking Rings makes them a popular selection,” says Turpin.

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An online option makes purchasing easily accessible away from the shop. With rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces to choose from, the ideal gift is just a click away. Online shopping also facilitates the store’s emphasis on philanthropy—an essential part of the Jackson Hole Jewelry Co. ethos. Each month, the business selects an inspiring nonprofit organization to receive 10 percent of the shop’s online sales proceeds. Turpin explains, “Online purchases enable our customers to acquire exquisite jewelry while facilitating meaningful contributions dedicated to making a difference.” 

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With a loyal following built over time, multiple generations of families who have purchased items in the past return to buy meaningful pieces again. “This happens frequently,” says Tracie Wall, the shop’s marketing manager. “We are dedicated to the quality of our products and service. We believe this is an integral reason why people put their trust in us.”