In honor of Mother's Day, we will be donating 20% of all jewelry, watch, and gift card sales in May to Mary's Place. This local charity helps mothers, children, and families stay together, safe, and healthy on their journey out of homelessness. As we navigate this unique time in history, reaching out to our community helps us feel together when we're apart. 

How are you planning to make mom feel special on Mother's Day this Sunday? A gift card from Fox's is always the right size. She can use it to shop now at foxsseattle.com, or save it for when our storefront reopens. We are also happy to ship, deliver, or arrange curbside pickup if you see something on our website that she'd love!

We're featuring local artist Zuzana Korbelarova this month! All Zuzko jewelry is handmade in sterling silver and 14k gold fill in her Vashon Island studio. With styles ranging from classic everyday wear to bold statement pieces, and prices starting at under $99, her jewelry makes a wonderful gift for Mother's Day, or just to treat yourself!

We're also featuring Sethi Couture this month. We love how their P.S. Collection of engraveable pendants can be engraved with special initials or dates, which makes them the perfect Mother's Day gift! Shop the entire collection here. These also make wonderful graduation gifts when engraved with their graduation date or year.

Do you have a graduate in your life who doesn't get to have a commencement ceremony this year? We think they deserve an extra special graduation gift! A Nomos watch is one of our favorite gifts. You can see all of our in stock Nomos watches here. We can also special order from Nomos if there is another style you prefer! Many styles, such as the Club Campus, can also be engraved.

We can't wait until we can open our doors to you again, and are taking this time to research all the precautions we can take to make you feel safe and comfortable next time you visit us at the store. Our next phase is begin having store office hours for phone calls, video appointments, and curbside pickup starting on May 15th. These hours will be Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 2pm or by appointment. You can always find the most up-to-date information on our Covid-19 Protocol page. We hope you and your families are staying healthy and positive during this challenging time. Here are some smiles from our families to yours! 

The story about the origin of Valentine’s Day goes that Roman Emperor Claudius II didn’t want men to marry during wartime because it would affect their fierceness. However, Bishop Valentine performed secret weddings against the emperor’s decree. When Claudius II got wind of Valentine’s acts, he had him jailed and later executed. Before his death, During his internment, Valentine had signed off a letter to the jailer's daughter “from your Valentine.”

In 1381, Geoffrey Chaucer made the first recorded connection between St. Valentine's Day and love in his poem "The Parliament of Fowls," identifying the day as the time when "every foul cometh ther to choose his mate." French and English writers of the 14th and 15th centuries also allude to the day as one reserved for lovers. Valentine's Day was declared a holiday in 1537 by none other than King Henry VIII. Manufactured Valentine's Day cards first appeared in England in the 1800s, and by 1835, over 60,000 Valentine's Day cards were being sent in England alone.

The tradition of sending Valentine's Day cards hit the United States in 1847, and today 150 million cards are sent every year, not including the hundreds of millions of classroom valentines exchanged by children.

Physicians of the 1800s commonly advised their patients to eat chocolate to calm their pining for a lost love. In the 1890s, Cadbury was the first manufacturer to produce heart-shaped boxes of assorted chocolates, which the romantic Victorians went crazy for. Today, 35 million heart-shaped boxes are sold every year.

We love chocolate, but our favorite Valentine's Day gift by far is jewelry! It lasts longer than a box of chocolates, and gives the wearer joy for years to come. Whether you are buying for a significant other, your "valentine," or a special treat for yourself, check out our Valentine's Day Gift Guide for gorgeous jewelry starting at under $200. Happy Valentine's Day!

Welcome to our Valentine's Day Gift Guide! A box of chocolates will be gone in a few days (or for some of us, a few minutes), but a beautiful piece of jewelry will last forever. Here are some of our favorite picks, starting at under $200. Happy Valentine's Day!

14 karat yellow gold pyramid stud earrings, $145

14 karat yellow gold branch necklace, $290

14 karat yellow gold and diamond solitaire pendant, $900

Suwa 18 karat yellow gold and octahedron diamond pendant, $700

Open heart 14 karat rose gold earrings, $185

14 karat rose gold and diamond solitaire pendant, $900

14 karat rose gold diamonds by the yard necklace, $850

Sterling silver charm bracelet with heart, $195

14 karat white gold and diamond solitaire pendant, $900

14 karat white gold open heart necklace, $315

Gurhan sterling silver bangle bracelet, $395

Syna 18 karat yellow gold and blue topaz bracelet, $808.50

Syna green chalcedony and 18 karat yellow gold pendant, $539

Syna 18 karat yellow gold and chrysoprase bracelet, $808.50

Syna 18 karat yellow gold and mammoth ivory pendant, $539

Syna 18 karat yellow gold and moon quartz bracelet, $808.50

Syna 18 karat yellow gold and moon quartz bracelet, $693