Jewelry featured at Treasure Coast Jewelers is personally selected by Cynthia Gurin of The Summerland Group, Inc. Cynthia has bought and sold fine estate jewelry for better than thirty years.

In the selection of jewelry displayed on the Treasure Coast Jewelers website and in the Stuart, Florida showroom, we first rate the "Wow" factor.

It must be something each of us would enjoy owning and wearing ourselves, jewelry so attractive people simply can't help but comment and compliment you on it.

Treasure Coast Jewelers features jewelry which will make your shopping experience a pleasure.

For many years, until his untimely death, Treasure Coast Jewelers had the honor of sharing a showroom with the popular Goldsmith and Designer, Art Garrison of Autec Jewelers. We now share a showroom with the equally talented Platinumsmith/Goldsmith/Designer, John David Cooney.

Treasure Coast Jewelers and John David Cooney are contributors to the SunshineKids Foundation (to benefit children with cancer), to the American Red Cross, and to the Humane Society of the TreasureCoast (to benefit critters).

Take a LOOK at our 2008 donations

Here's a link to VIEW the step by step process used to create some of our jewelry donations.

John David Cooney - Designer, Platinumsmith, Goldsmith

John David, designer, platinum/goldsmith will work with you to create jewelry as inspirational as it is comfortable. John David's passion and love for design allows for the integration of freedom, creativity and precision. His honest approach and time spent with the customer reveals a simple, elegant yet stylized passage to jewelry designs that reflect that person and their needs. From inspirational pieces to romantic black pearl solitaires, fine jewelry translates today to comfort, versatility, style and quality. Mr. Cooney brings over 30 years of experience that represent every aspect of fine jewelry sold. In the 80's he created "art jewelry" exhibiting at the Smithsonian and with American Crafts in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and Baltimore. During the 90's he designed for various jewelry stores in the Caribbean till opening his own doors in Christiansted, St. Croix, USVI. There he acquired a strong clientele as a successful designer and store owner. He was instructive in framing the St. Croix Designing Jewelers Guild, which has proved instructive in defining and protecting the designers copyrights throughout the Islands. Following the love of his life, John David sailed his 1935 wooden boat to the south east coast of North America, finally settling in Palm Beach, Florida to focus on a new line in fine jewelry. His incredible range of talent brings the detail of period pieces to life with new materials that will endure for centuries, as his contemporary designs know no boundaries and blend stone and metal into art. Browse through John David Cooney's own website.