Gift guide
Jewelry Gift Guide
The safer fine jewelry gifts are the ones that do not need a finger or a wrist: a pendant, a pair of studs, or a chain whose length you already know. In this catalog, solid-gold earrings start at $260, pendants at $325, and chains at $290. Rings and bracelets need a size first, because refunds are not offered and all sales are final. A 7-day window exists only for a manufacturing defect.
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Start with what you do not have to size
A gift fails when the box is right and the fit is wrong. Franky Diamonds does not offer refunds. All sales are final. The 7-day window is for a manufacturing defect, and the piece has to come back unworn, with tags, the original packaging, and the receipt. "She wanted a different size" is not that window. So the first cut is practical.
Pendants do not ask for a finger. A gold initial necklace is $365. A gold cross pendant is $430. Cursive initials are $390. Studs and small gold earrings start at $260, and the three puffy studs (bar, flower, heart) are $325 in 10K yellow gold. They are solid gold, not diamond studs. Diamond earrings in the file begin at $349.
A chain still has a length. If you know he wears 20 inches, a chain is safe. If you do not, it is a guess, and guesses are final here. Lay a string where the chain should sit, or copy a chain he already owns. Do not use a hoodie drawstring and a hope.
Prices by category, from the current file
Every piece has a number. These are the ranges in the product file, not a stale flyer.
| Category | Lowest | Highest | Useful note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earrings | $260 | $4,115 | 184 pieces, easiest gift if you know one ear or two |
| Chains | $290 | $4,960 | All 10K. 25 of 46 are under $1,000 |
| Pendants | $325 | $9,500 | Initials from $365, crosses from $430 |
| Bracelets | $260 | $15,500 | Need a wrist. Starter gold is under $600 |
| Rings | $495 | $8,680 | Need a finger. Lab solitaires are E, VS1 |
| Necklaces | $480 | $8,950 | Many are diamond pieces, not plain chains |
Under $500, the file has a deep bench of earrings, thin chains, and pendants. That is the band for a first real-gold gift. The top of the bracelet column is a men's stone-set piece at $15,500, which is a different conversation from a $260 twisted chain bracelet.
Match the person, not the holiday
Metal color is the quiet test. If everything she owns is yellow, a white-gold solitaire is a beautiful mistake. If he only wears silver-tone watches, a yellow Cuban may sit in a drawer. Look at their wrists and ears for ten seconds before you shop. Gifts for her and gifts for him split the catalog that way.
Occasion pages are narrower: Mother's Day, Father's Day, and the holiday pages linked from this guide. They do not change the return rule. They change which piece is the point.
One ear or two matters for men more than people admit. A single stud is a finished gift. Buying one earring from a pair is not. Ask, or look at the ear he actually wears.
Custom only when the tray misses
A name, a date, or a pendant that is not in the case is custom. The order is fixed. You describe it. The shop shows a design and an exact price before anything is made. Then it is made and delivered. No number of days is published. Do not put a birthday on the calendar until the shop writes a date next to the price.
There is a piece titled as engravable, the teardrop charm necklace at $390. That is one product, not a promise that every chain can be engraved at the counter while you wait. If you want letters in the gold, say so up front and get it in the quote. The desk is custom.
Gift wrap is not a published service. Ask @frankydiamonds if the presentation matters. Insured shipping is published, and it covers the shipment. The shop has been in Miami since 2010. The family has been in the trade since 1990. The motto is "We ain't cuttin no corners."
Where to hand it over
The only showroom is Unit 506, 7900 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33147. Call 954-504-5640 if you want to see two pieces side by side. Google lists Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, closed Sunday. Confirm before you drive. Shipping is the other path, and it is the right path if you already know the SKU.
Diamond versus solid gold is in the title. Lab versus natural is in the title when the stone is a diamond that needs that word. The FTC expects the lab origin to be clear. Read the title out loud before you check out. A $325 puffy heart is gold. A $4,600 pear ring is a lab diamond. They are both gifts. They are not the same sentence.
Browse diamond jewelry, lab diamond jewelry, iced-out jewelry, hip-hop jewelry, men's, and women's. Then buy the piece whose size you can defend.
If you are buying for more than one person, write the lane on paper before you open a second tab. Person, metal color, the number you will actually pay, and whether you know a size. A $365 initial and a $4,600 pear ring can both be "a gift" and they cannot share a plan. The initial needs a letter. The pear needs a finger and a conversation about lab versus natural. Mixing them in one checkout is how the receipt surprises you. Ship each finished piece insured, and keep each receipt. The 7-day defect window runs from delivery of that piece, not from the holiday on the calendar.
Questions people ask
What is a safe jewelry gift?
A pendant or a pair of studs, if you know one ear or two. A chain is safe only when you know the length. Rings and bracelets need a size. All sales are final, so do not guess.
Can I exchange a gift?
Refunds are not offered. All sales are final. There is a 7-day window for a manufacturing defect only, with the piece unworn, tagged, in the original packaging, and with the receipt. A style or size change is not that window.
Do you gift wrap?
Gift wrap is not listed as a service. Ask @frankydiamonds if you need the box presented a certain way. Insured shipping is available.
Sources
See it on you, at Suite 506.
Every piece has its price online. Buy it here, or come try it on in Miami.