Located: 1111 24th Street, Midtown Sacramento
Hours: Mon -Fri 11-5:30, Sat & Sun by appt (Most weekends Susan will be at the shop, however, her kids’ activities will pull her away from the shop.)
We close promptly at 5:30 to allow Susan to pick up her athlete from practice.
Closed Most Sundays
Please call 916.346.4615
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Kandinsky Inspired Necklaces by Susan
Custom & Jewelry Repair by Susan
Please call 916.346.4615 for appt
**Susan has a Graduate Masters in Jewelry Arts, Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts, San Francisco studied for over 1000 hours with Masters from around the world in addition to over 20 years experience creating jewelry.
Little Relics jewelry repair ranges from beading, knotting, plastic to platinum. We take care of all of your jewelry repair needs like they are our family jewels. We do plating, ring sizing, etc.
Online Shopping Available
See something sold out? Please call 916.346.34615 or email susan@littlerelics.com
Thank you for supporting our family business.
All materials used for custom, jewelry repair and artisan jewelry are eco-friendly, ethically sourced and hand inspected by Susan.
Little Relics Partners with Stuller, Inc.
For more traditional wedding sets and bands, Susan worked with her gold vendor (for jewelry repairs and custom work) and found that Stuller, Inc. carries a retail line. Little Relics is an anomaly with starting with repair and custom work client to Stuller and then adding retail. Originally, Susan brought this line to Little Relics, Inc. to assist a few clients with their family stones and request for more traditional wedding options.
Please check out the look-book and contact the shop for pricing and purchase 916.346.4615
Memberships to Associations & Guilds
Society of North American Goldsmiths , Womens Jewelry Association, Jewelers Association
These memberships are approved based on experience, industry recommendation and craftsmanship.
2019: Susan was selected out of 1000s international applications to compete in Stuller’s International bench jeweler competition. She was one of 5 and the only female selected.