Shop in San Francisco - Reviews of Laynie Tzena Design

Ceanne Said: Laynie Tzena (“the San Francisco Jewelry Doctor”) has done work for me over the past several years, and I highly recommend her. I have always liked to wear jewelry that has special meaning to me. Our family has the tradition to pass down jewelry through the generations, and my mother took jewelry classes at UC Berkeley Extension in the ’40s. I am lucky enough to have one of the rings she made. Also, my uncle is an artist and designed jewelry for a time in the ’50s, and I have some of his things. I have brought Laynie many of my treasured bracelets, necklaces, and rings. She is forthright in her assessment of what can be done. Laynie’s goal is always to preserve the spirit of a piece of jewelry, either by restoring it “as was” or, when that’s not possible, by designing a new piece that retains the feel of the original. The merchant has not responded to this review If you are the merchant, click here to respond.

Ceanne Said:

Laynie Tzena (“the San Francisco Jewelry Doctor”) has done work for me over the past several years, and I highly recommend her. I have always liked to wear jewelry that has special meaning to me. Our family has the tradition to pass down jewelry through the generations, and my mother took jewelry classes at UC Berkeley Extension in the ’40s. I am lucky enough to have one of the rings she made. Also, my uncle is an artist and designed jewelry for a time in the ’50s, and I have some of his things. I have brought Laynie many of my treasured bracelets, necklaces, and rings. She is forthright in her assessment of what can be done. Laynie’s goal is always to preserve the spirit of a piece of jewelry, either by restoring it “as was” or, when that’s not possible, by designing a new piece that retains the feel of the original.

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