Custom Jewelry near Huntingdon, PA

Serving Huntingdon and Huntingdon County

Huntingdon sits south of State College along the Juniata, and it is close enough that an appointment is a comfortable drive. Sharon has made pieces for Huntingdon families for decades, often for the same families more than once.

Commissions here frequently involve resetting inherited stones — a category of work that benefits enormously from having a certified gemologist look at the material before anyone makes a plan for it.

What Sharon makes

Sharon Teaman has designed fine jewelry independently since 1974. She is a master goldsmith and a certified gemologist, holds a master's in metal arts from Penn State, and has shown work at Couture Fashion Week in New York and in juried exhibitions nationwide. Her practice covers custom engagement rings, commissions built around rare colored gemstones, and the resetting of inherited pieces.

Every piece she makes is appraised, photographed and archived in a secure system that clients can access permanently for insurance — a detail most independent makers skip.

Questions from Huntingdon County clients

Does Sharon Teaman serve Huntingdon, PA?

Yes. Sharon serves Huntingdon County clients from her State College studio. Huntingdon is about 33 miles from the studio, and appointments at the State College studio are straightforward to arrange. Much of the design process can also be handled by email and photograph if you would rather not make the drive.

Can I get a custom engagement ring made near Huntingdon?

Yes. Custom engagement rings are a core part of Sharon's practice. She is a master goldsmith and certified gemologist, she sources the center stone herself, and she itemizes the stone and metal cost separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for. Typical commissions take four to eight weeks.

Can Sharon reset a stone I already own?

Yes, and it is one of the most common requests from Huntingdon County clients. Inherited stones, rings nobody wears, and gold from pieces past saving can all be worked into something new. As a certified gemologist Sharon will assess the material honestly first.