Two Sisters Fine Jewelry — Local services in Bremerton

Words can't begin to describe how amazing Deb and her husband Bill are to work with. My fiance and I purchased a loose diamond, engagement ring setting, his wedding band and now my wedding band from this shop in the last 6 months and I couldn't be more pleased. They are kind, were patient while I tried on ring after ring and so knowledgeable about jewelry which made us feel confident in purchasing from them. They hand select the items in their shop and always choose quality over what could make them an easy buck. Bill took the time to teach us about how diamonds are created as well as the different things to look for when purchasing a ring the first time we visited. There was never once any pressure to buy and each time we visited we were encouraged to go home and think about it if we needed time to consider our options. Not once did we need to though. We both have full confidence in the quality of their products and the fact that they are down-to-earth, friendly people that we could support locally vs a huge corporate chain is just the icing on the cake. Not to mention that they do sizing/maintenance in house with a local jeweler and had a super quick turnaround time after combining my loose diamond with the setting/resizing. Don't hesitate to go down and visit Deb and Bill in Manette. They truly made the entire (potentially stressful) ring buying experience so special and fun. We will remember them always as being an important part of our story. Posting a photo I took of the diamond on its own as well as in the setting. Can't wait to get my wedding band back for our wedding next month! Thank you...

I needed someone to cut my wedding ring off my finger because of swelling I was experiencing after a surgery. I'd seen 2 Sisters when driving by it every day after work; so I called for help and Deborah Hughes came to my rescue. She said she'd never seen a ring so tight. After saving my finger from certain death she kept it safe for me & when I had the extra cash they rebuilt my ring to fit my larger finger(32 yrs of marriage), they also gave me a new head for my diamond. I knew then that I could trust her; but what really showed me how much she cared about me was when I managed to mess up my wedding ring 2 months later...It was a Sunday & I looked down at my ring to find it my dismond and it's new head gone & not knowing when this happened I didn't know where to start looking, so I looked everywhere but mostly I cried all of that day and never found my diamond or the head. On Tuesday I took my ring into 2 Sisters not knowing what she would do for me...To my Suprise she was an Angel! She felt so bac that I lost my diamond & she told me that she would make it all better and promised me she would replace my diamond and head within a week. Today it was one week and Deborah called me & I raced down to her store to find out that she had replaced my silly little diamond with one of her personal diamonds; and believe me it is soooo much better than the one I lost. I will never be able to thank her enough, what she did for me just doesn't happen anymore. She has restored my faith in womenkind...

I seem to collect gray-haired male comedians. My ophthalmologist is one. My dentist is another. And now I’ve collected yet a third: a jovial gray-haired gentleman who gave me advice on caring for my freshly-cleaned shiny, sparkly wedding ring that I can completely ignore--but was truly funny. But we need to work backward.

After 40 years of marriage and weight gain, I needed my wedding ring resized. Two jewelers I checked with estimated a 2-3 week turnaround, longer with the 1st store since the jeweler was on vacation. My wife looked online, found Two Sisters and saw the business had great reviews. The reviews were right. Dropped the ring off yesterday and picked it up today. Not only was my ring perfectly resized (which was determined yesterday by a very friendly lady behind the counter) but thanks to an expert cleaning my ring shines and sparkles just like on the day my bride slipped it onto my finger at our wedding.

When I picked up the ring, the lady wasn't there but there was a friendly young man and...the gray-haired male comedian. His advice for caring for the shiny ring? On a sunny day when I'm driving, hang my hand with the wedding ring out the car window, point it at the other cars and blind them with my bling. I intend to use that. Believe me, he had other suggestions, one potentially painful but might just work.

This is our go-to jewelers now. It’s a great store doing fine work, and with at least one person doing standup as you pay the bill. What more could...