Jewelry Store in Liberty City and Northside, Miami

People search "jewelry store Liberty City" and "jewelry near NW 79th Street" because the north end of this part of Miami is a real shopping strip, not a downtown tower. The showroom sits at NW 27th Avenue and 79th Street, Unit 506, inside the Northside Shopping Center area. The ZIP on that address is 33147. There is not a second Franky location deeper inside the neighborhood.

Wikipedia puts Northside station at 3150 NW 79th Street, by NW 31st Avenue, and lists Northside Shopping Plaza and West Little River among the nearby names. The station opened May 19, 1985, on the Green Line, station code NSD, with two side platforms and step-free access. A mapped drive from the station to Unit 506 is about 0.4 miles east along 79th Street. On foot that is a straight shot down the same road, not a transfer.

Liberty Square, the housing landmark people use as a pin for Liberty City, geocodes south of here. The mapped drive from Liberty Square to the showroom is about 2.9 miles and about seven minutes with clear roads: north on NW 12th Avenue, then west on NW 79th Street. That is a neighborhood drive, not a crosstown one. This page is not a legal description of the city boundary. It is the route from a known Liberty City point to the only showroom.

The Green Line is the train. Neighboring stations in the current Wikipedia service table are Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza toward Dadeland South, and the Tri-Rail station toward Palmetto. If you are coming from downtown, you ride north and get off at Northside, then go east to NW 27th Avenue.

Wikipedia lists Metrobus routes 12, 21, 32, 79, and 279 at the station. The 79 is the one that follows 79th Street, which is the road the showroom sits on. Routes get renumbered. Check Miami-Dade Transit the morning you ride instead of trusting a printed list from a blog. The station page on the county site is the right place to look.

The station listing includes park-and-ride. That lot belongs to the station. It is not a valet for Unit 506, and this page will not promise a free space at the shopping center. When you message @frankydiamonds, ask where cars are actually parking that week. Google lists the shop Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM, closed Sunday. The list is a Google line. Confirm the door before you get on the train.

The catalog is the same catalog as the rest of this site, because there is one shop. Chains are 10K gold, $290 to $4,960, including a 1.50mm Miami Cuban link at $495 and flat Miami Cubans from $1,355. Earrings run $260 to $4,115. Pendants run $325 to $9,500, with a gold cross at $430 if you want a simple religious piece. Lab diamond rings run $1,050 to $8,500 and are marked E, VS1.

Those numbers are the point of shopping here instead of guessing from a flea-market tray on the same avenue. Every piece has a price. Karat and stone origin are in the title or the specs. The FTC expects both. You should expect both too.

Read Cuban links if that is the errand, or lab diamond engagement rings if you are comparing shapes on a hand. The showroom walkthrough is here.

If the case does not have the width or the nameplate, custom starts at this same counter. You describe it. The shop gives a design and an exact price before anything is made. Then it is made and delivered, or you pick it up. No day count is published. The family has been in the trade since 1990. This Miami shop opened in 2010. The line they use is "We ain't cuttin no corners."

Shipments are insured if you are not walking the piece home. The defect window is 7 days and it is for a manufacturing defect only. Unworn, tags on, original packaging, receipt in hand. Refunds are not offered. All sales are final. A neighbor who wanted a thicker chain is not a defect.

Details live on the custom jeweler page. If you have only ever shopped the Seybold downtown, the distance from 36 NE 1st Street to this counter is about 7.9 miles, covered on the district guide. You do not need that trip for a piece that is already priced here.

Message @frankydiamonds with the piece, or call 954-504-5640. Say if you are coming from the station or by car. Get a yes that someone is in. Ride the Green Line to Northside or drive to NW 27th Avenue and 79th Street, and look for Unit 506.

Bring the size if the piece is a ring or a bracelet. This site does not list resizing. Bring a question about hollow versus solid if the piece is a Cuban. The hollow chains say hollow in the name, and the 8.5mm hollow is $4,870 while a flat 5.8mm is $2,060. Holding both will teach you more than another tab.

Beach wear and pool chemicals are a separate problem after you own the piece. That guide is the one to read at home. If the visit is really a proposal, start with the Miami proposal page so the ring decision happens before the location decision.