Legend Jewelers San Angelo Texas

If you crave the unusual… if you love the idea of unique fine quality jewelry, then you've just found your new jeweler. My name is Mark Priest, President of Legend Jewelers. For 25 years, I have been involved in designing fine jewelry. Our customers demand the finest. For that reason, I bring to you our ever-evolving website of classic, traditional, legendary and even out-of-the ordinary jewelry.

So browse around. See the largest collection of Concho Pearls in North America. Take a look at our unique horned toad jewelry. From diamond wedding rings to one-of-a-kind colored stone jewelry, we pride ourselves in searching the world for gems and design ideas that no one else has.

We now take online orders, so you can experience the magic of Legend's without ever leaving your home!

Enjoy!

MArk Priest of Legend Jewelers San Angelo Texas

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Legend Jewelers

18 East Concho

San Angelo, TX 76903

In Historic Downtown

San Angelo

325.653.0112 or 888.655.4367

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"Home of the Concho Pearl!"

See the largest collection of natural freshwater fancy colored Texas pearls in the world!

Legend Jewelers America's coolest jewelry store San Angelo Texas

February's Birthstone - Amethyst

The royal purple amethyst has one of the most interesting histories of any gemstone. Ever since mankind first discovered amethyst around 3000 B.C., this accessible gemstone has been believed to possess a wide variety of amuletic qualities and properties.

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Introducing...

OroMurano

Now avalaible at Legend Jewelers

~~Was $1391~~

SOLD

~~Was~~ ~~$989~~

Now $725

~~Was $1142~~

Now $850

~~Was $1618~~

Now $1200

~~Was $2050~~

Now $1538

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Did you Know... Seventeenth-century wedding rings were often worn on the thumb, although during the wedding service the requisite fourth finger would be used. This custom of placing the ring on the fourth finger stems from the priest in the Christian wedding service touching three fingers of the left hand with the ring: "In the Name of the Father... Son... and Holy Ghost," ending with the ring on the fourth finger. A more romantic legend has it that the vein from the fourth finger leads directly to the heart, seat of love.