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Dear Customer, Friend, and Visitor,
When visiting the beautiful islands of the Caribbean, we invite you to visit Kay’s Fine Jewelry to experience “Luxury with a Family Touch.” Family-owned and operated since 1988, we succeed by providing our customers with the highest quality jewelry at unbeatable prices. We, at Kay’s, will offer you personalized service and expert advice in a relaxed and luxurious atmosphere.
Specializing in Loose Diamonds, Luxury Swiss Timepieces, and Collectible Gemstones, we are uniquely positioned to satisfy ALL your jewelry desires.
Our inventory of G.I.A. and E.G.L certified diamonds range from a modest 1 carat up to 20 carats. Contact us so we can assist you with the diamond of your dream.
If color is your passion, visit us to view the region’s largest collection of natural colored diamonds. The “Luxury”, “Prestige” and “True Love” collection offers you jewelry hand-crafted with fancy vivid yellow and pink diamonds.
We are also honored to be Authorized Retailers for:
Roger Dubuis Timepieces; Gerald Genta; Daniel Roth; Jean Richard; Graham; Arnold & Son; Glycine; Martin Braun; Eberhard & Co.; Maurice Lacroix; Cyma; Ernst Benz.
Kabana Inlay Jewelry, Faberge, Charles Krypell, Ammolite by Korite.
(Please visit the main page for appropriate links)
With G.I.A. graduates present in all four locations, all your jewelry purchases come with certified appraisals. We are also proud to offer lifetime guarantees and upgrades.
To maintain our reputation as the region’s leading luxury jeweler, we have established service centers in New York and California.
We look forward to seeing and helping you in the Caribbean, or hearing from you at the link above.
Quick tip:
The Natural Alexandrite gemstone from Russia is known to be the only gemstone in the world that naturally changes color. This gem, named after Czar Alexander the Great, appears emerald green in fluorescent light and drastically changes to ruby red in incandescent light. Do not miss this opportunity to take home a piece of history!
Ammolite jewelry is carefully crafted from a rare, 70 million year old rainbow colored fossil that is expected to be exhausted within the next 15 years. Ammolite's vibrant colors of blue, red, and green are sure to remind you of your trip to the Caribbean. |
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