Tucson Citizen has a nice little article about Brick & Mortar Jeweler, Lorenzo Chavez. Jewelry a cut above ordinary:

“Using chisels, torches and molds of wax, Lorenzo Chavez transforms metals and jewels into symbols of love, precious gifts and the cherished heirlooms of tomorrow.Most people may just see jewelry, but Chavez sees what those creations will mean to the person whose hand or neck is destined to receive his wearable art. And although people pay good money for this Yuma jeweler’s work, his favorite form of payment comes from customers’ thrilled faces when they see the little black jewelry boxes flip open for the first time.“