Saxon's Fine Jewelers

10/15/2026

Our hearts are heavy.

Bend is more than where we do business. It’s our home, our community, and the people who mean so much to us.

Today, we grieve alongside our neighbors, friends, and families affected by this heartbreaking tragedy.

To everyone hurting, please know that our hearts are with you.

With love,
Your Saxon’s Family 🤍

10/07/2026

The finish you choose makes all the difference. This Cobalt Chrome band features a 14K Rose Gold inlay that really stands out with its hammered finish. It's bold, textured, and impossible to miss. Create and personalize any ring to suit your love story, style and budget with hand-crafted Lashbrook custom rings. https://pbxx.it/ndzUcB

10/05/2026

Icon Chains by . Woven by hand. Best enjoyed stacked.

Discover the latest collection now at Saxon's Fine Jewelers.

10/02/2026

Come see our refreshed assortment of bracelets from William Henry. Born from geologic forces and shaped over millennia, Pietersite is defined by its extraordinary movement and depth. Swirling tones of blue, bronze, and iron gray shift with the light, ensuring no two stones are ever alike

09/25/2026

09/15/2026

Supple, fluid, stackable—iconic.

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09/15/2026

As Seen on...Hearts on Fire is having a moment.

Your diamond personality?” → CHASE: Stack it 💎 / NAOMI: Keep it chic ✨.

09/12/2026

Twenty-five years ago, Bill Smith looked out his office window in the Old Mill District and saw a flag flying from one of the smokestacks.

"I thought, 'holy mackerel, who did that?'" he remembered.

It was Tim Keeton, of Keeton & King Construction. His company was involved in Old Mill District construction, so he knew the cable system that reached the top. In the hours after the September 11 attacks, he borrowed a flag from the local National Guard office, climbed 200+ feet with a steel pipe and pipe clamps, and hung it himself.

A permanent flagpole went up not long after. The flag's flown there ever since, and it's become one of the most recognizable symbols of Bend.