Antique Items

If you're looking for a unique gift for a loved one, might we suggest an antique 14K gold filled pocket knife? We love the detail on these and always have them in the store. Happy Shopping!

You can still order in time for Christmas!

Our website sale is almost over! Order before December 22nd and receive your order by Christmas! 15% discount on all orders and free shipping over $100!

Earring Give Away!

Join us for our sale this weekend, December 9th-11th and in addition to 15% all jewelry and 10% off antiques, receive a free pair of earrings with any purchase over $100! See you there!

Holiday Sale!

Join us this weekend, December 9th-11th, to receive 15% off any of our styles in store, and 10% off all antiques and home goods!

Shop Locally

This holiday season, consider supporting your local businesses. Here at Rebekah Brooks, we handcraft all of our jewelry locally. We also carry antique jewelry, home furnishings and accessories, which is a great way to shop "green." Happy Local Shopping!

Upcoming Sales and Events!

Thanks to everyone who made this Bag Day so great! If you didn't make it, don't fret! We have two exciting upcoming events- Black Friday, November 25th we will have a jewelry drawing/giveaway and December 9-10th is our Annual Holiday Sale and party! We hope to see you there!

Bag Day is here!

The holidays and shopping season is fast approaching, meaning the much anticipated day of savings is upon us again...Northampton Bag Day!

We open at eight am sharp, ready to greet you and assist you with all your shopping needs. Join us and receive 20% off, all day!

Antique Baby Gifts

Here at the store we love to keep antique baby gifts on hand, such as the Webster Sterling Silver Scalloped Baby Rattle. The George K. Webster Company was founded in North Attleboro, Massachusetts in 1869 and was known for its high level of craftsmanship and design of silver products. This rattle makes a wonderful gift for that special little someone!

Eco-Friendly Holiday Gifts

If you're looking for locally sourced, eco-friendly gifts this holiday season, come on in to Rebekah Brooks!

New Fall Jewelry!

Fall is officially here and we are pleased to introduce some of our new jewelry! We have created several pieces mixing bronze, silver and gold that will bring a beautiful autumn tone to your look. Featured are the Keys Necklace and the Large Teardrop with Bronze Briolettes Necklace- Happy Fall!

Art Deco Rings

The Art Deco Period was a design movement that began in Paris during the roaring 1920s and quickly spread internationally, continuing on into the 1930s. Art Deco jewelry is characterized by bold, modern design and streamlined, angular geometric shapes. Platinum and white gold were commonly used metals. We love Art Deco rings because they are so elegant and timeless. Featured below are two of our favorite rings in the store right now: A platinum engagement ring with two marquis diamonds on either side of the center stone and a stunning 14K white diamond band.

15% Off Sale this Weekend! Enter to win a free gift certificate!

Shopping for Art Deco Objects

As purveyor's of these objects ourselves, we thought we'd direct you to a piece in today's NY Times around shopping for beautiful Deco finds. As Guy Oliver, a period authority, says - 'Art Deco doesn’t age, because of the lines'. We agree! Deco pieces sit nicely alongside & embellish their more modern counterparts - whether a ring or a martini glass. Read HERE

10% Off Sale! Free Pair of Earrings!

Summer's End

Wishing you all a fabulous last few weeks of summer- get on out there and enjoy the sun!

New Website Deal!

So our new website is now officially launched and ready for use! This great new website has all new photography and is completely up-to-date with our current linesheets. Check out all of our wonderful styles at www.rebekahbrooks.com. Place an order between August 16th and September 16th through our website and receive 15% off your order. All orders over $100 receive free shipping as well!

Tax Free Weekend and Sale!!

Come stop by the shop this weekend, Friday through Sunday, and receive 15% off all of our jewelry and 10% off all antique pieces! And don't forget, it is also tax free weekend in Massachusetts so get added bonuses, this weekend only!

Flora-Inspired Jewelry

During this time of year, it's hard not to be inspired by all the beautiful flowers that surround us here in Western Massachusetts! Featured is our flower blossom necklace, which was cast from an antique poppy flower button.

Mistaken Identity

As many of you may, or may not have, taken notice of - the name Rebekah Brooks has lately been all over the NY Times, endlessly repeated on NPR, and shown up in countless other media outlets ad nauseum. The story of course revolves around British journalist & former newspaper editor Rebekah Brooks with (most unfortunately) the same name & spelling as our dear, beloved jeweler who owns this blog. While we hold this British journalist & her parent organization (News International) in absolute contempt for their despicable behavior we hope that a few of you who seem to be confused about who is who will gain clarity from this post & redirect any vitriolic mails to the applicable recipients : rmurdoch@newscorp.com. Thank You!

Colors of the Sea

At this time of year I love to wear colors that remind me of the ocean- blues, greens, pearls- any thing that makes me feel close to the sea even when I'm not! Featured below are our bundle earrings with peridot and apatite and our simple chain necklace with pearls.

Victorian Lockets

Beginning in the mid to late 19th Century, the locket was one of the most popular items of jewelry. Wearers of lockets would put photos or even locks of hair of loved ones inside. During the Victorian and Edwardian periods, it was very common for lockets to have intricate monogrammed initials of the owner inscribed on the back. Some have a small diamond in the center, with an incised starburst pattern surrounding it, adding a beautiful sparkle. We are so fond of these lockets that we try to keep one on hand at the store at all times!

Paste Jewelry

Paste jewelry is a term used to describe cut leaded glass that is faceted to have the same appearance as gems or precious stones. It can be traced back to 18th Century France, where paste jewelry became very popular, even among royalty. Nowadays paste has become quite the collector's item!

Summer Sale- 15% Off!

Pretty Vintage Barrettes

New this week- several different varieties of vintage hair clips- so fun and unique!

Show Us Your Jewelry!

Monday, June 6th- Monday June 13th at Rebekah Brooks- post a photo of yourself wearing our jewelry on our facebook page and receive 10% off any purchase made before June 24th!

Summer is Around the Corner!

The sun is shining this week and here at Rebekah Brooks, we are daydreaming of the lovely lazy days of summer that are coming! Come on in to find that perfect summer item to pair with your sundresses (or even bathing suits!)

Graduation Sale!

Graduation Sale-15% Off!

In honor of all upcoming graduates, we are offering 15% off all of our jewelry for the next two weekends. Our labradorite bundle earrings would make the perfect gift for that special graduate in your life!

Mother's Day Sale!

Mother's Day Sale!

Join us this Mother's Day!

Return of the Light

Here at Rebekah Brooks we are looking forward to the return of the light and what better way to welcome back the sun then to adorn ourselves with golden treasures inspired by nature, such as our 14k vermeil hammered leaf hoop earrings and necklace... Come check out this new style!

Spring has finally come around. Warm days are softening the ground and buds are starting to emerge on the trees. In the store, we've been enjoying a surge of new customers, especially those who have chosen us to make their custom wedding bands and engagement rings....love and warmth are in the air!

Spring ring promotion!

Join us for our Spring Ring Promotion- Free Consultation and 15% off!

Rebekah interviewed at Krrb.com

Our good friend Brooke Williams (artist/photographer, dj, mom) is the executive editor of the blog at Krrb.com, covering all things local and vintage. She has just done a really nice spotlight on Rebekah, offering some insights into what inspires her & where she finds some of the unique pieces you can find in our shop. Check it out here (along with the Krrb site itself) and leave a comment!

Sometimes I have to keep one of my antique jewelry finds to add to my collection. This ring is so unique and amazing I had to have it. Plus, it is my size! I bought it from one of my European antique dealers. It is a Victorian carved vulcanite piece with a detailed butterfly inlay in 18kt gold. My favorite pieces to collect are always those that are the most timeless. This ring looks modern but is completely unique. I knew there would never be another like it.

-Rebekah

Get 15% off and enter to win a free pair of earrings on Saturday, March 19th!

Waiting for Spring

Even though it is New England, and it's snowing big fat flakes outside as I write, and the weather has been very unpredictable, I am (almost) positive that spring will be here soon. The shop is starting to gear up for spring by putting bare branches in water to force buds, and revamping all of the displays. The studio is trying to use brighter colors that evoke that wonderful feeling of spring. Things are transforming and we are so glad to be sharing it with all of you! So lets pretend it isn't snowing, and grass is starting to peak out of the ground, and crocuses are starting to bloom, and enjoy this bright color palette!

Valentine

This heart pendant is a classic part of our jewelry line. It is one of my favorite designs, taken from an Art Nouveau piece that I altered, carved and re-cast. It is solid and at 25" lays on your heart with solid and perfect weight. This one is vermeil and we also make it in sterling silver. It is a perfect gift for your valentine.

The diamond cluster style is one of my very favorites. There are many Georgian, Victorian and Art Deco pieces with rose cut or table cut diamonds. I love the kind with champagne or off-color rough diamonds. In Edwardian jewelry the style was often called a 'Daisy'. For years I have been searching all my

antique dealer's for the perfect ring for me (in my price range of course.) One day I will find it. -Rebekah

Not being a big fan of winter, and the way it can dampen creativity, i have been trying to focus on the subtle colors and monochromatic scales in the landscape. Here is the winter ground in the field where i grew up.

-Rebekah

I have been cleaning the studio and thinking of beginning again...in this new year. It was a fantastic one for our business. Looking down at the desks, painted with all the work we've done (scratches, burns and shapes of metal) i'm reminded of all that has lead up to now. Thank you for all the amazing work together this year and always:

Christian, Becky, Brie, Lindsay, Sera, Louise, Shira.

-Rebekah