About John Wallick Jewelers
YOUR DIAMOND IN THE DESERT
The guiding philosophy at John Wallick jewelers is to offer the finest quality service and merchandise at affordable prices. We are a third generation family-owned business happy to serve all of your jewelry needs. A Sun City staple since 1992, John Wallick Jewelers offers diamond setting, loose diamonds, colored gemstones, lab grown diamonds, fine estate jewelry, appraisals, jewelry repair, watch battery replacement, custom wax carving, custom casting and insurance replacements. Read more. – Read more
CITIZEN ECO-DRIVE
WATCHES
Come see our collection of Citizen Eco-Drive watches that never need a battery. Eco-Drive technology harnesses the power of light from any natural or artificial light source. – Read more
GEMVISION DIGITAL GOLDSMITH
Come see our collection of Citizen Eco-Drive watches that never need a battery. Eco-Drive technology harnesses the power of light from any natural or artificial light source. – Read more
LAB GROWN DIAMONDS AVAILABLE
Lab grown diamonds are now available at an affordable price at John Wallick Jewelers – Read more
JOHN WALLICK JEWELERS
Recent News
Sapphires – The Birthstone for September
Sapphires come in a variety of colors which are pink, white, yellow, green, blue and black star, and the most popular color is blue and is used for September Birthdays as well as the 45th wedding anniversary. The Sapphire is ideal for everyday wear since it is the 2nd hardest material on the MOHs scale of hardness.
Peridots – The Birthstone for August
Peridots are lime green color and have a crisp clean look like a green apple. Known as the evening emerald, peridot is the gem variety of olivine which is found in lava rock. True gem quality peridot is rare and found only in select lava deposits and some meteorites. Peridots are mined in Australia, Brazil, Myanmar, Kenya, Mexico, Sri Lanka and yes, the United States, specifically Arizona from the San Carlos reservation.
Rubies – The Birthstone for July
Lucky are those who are born in July, as ruby is the July gemstone! The word ruby is derived from the later word “ruber” meaning red. So what are rubies? Rubies are aluminum oxide, a variety of corundum. It occurs in medium to dark tones of red to violet red to brownish red. Rubies have a hardness of 9 and only diamond is harder at a 10.
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