Exchange Policy:
If a bracelet purchased is either too big, or too small, you can send it back to us for an exchange through the mail. We make our bracelets in quarter inch increments. Please include a note with the correct size you'd like. (All sales in gold are final).
Our Address is:
A Silver Lining
17 Townsend Avenue
P.O. Box 477
Boothbay Harbor, ME
04538
Frequently Asked Questions
What if a bracelet I ordered doesn't fit? - If you receive the wrong sized bracelet, you can exchange it for the correct size both in-store or through the mail. For mail exchanges, please provide a note with the size you would like, as well as your contact information.
Do They Tarnish/Can I wear them in water?
It depends on the metal of the bracelet chosen! Our solid sterling, and the gold bracelets are fine to wear in the water, like the shower. Although, we would advise against wearing them in water with chlorine, such as a hot tub or pool. The brass claws are prone to tarnish due to the nature of the metal
My brass claw has tarnished, what do I do?
We include a little polishing cloth in each order! You can use the polishing cloth to clean it! We will also clean and polish your bracelet for free in store!
Our
History
A Silver Lining has been serving the Boothbay and Coastal Maine area for over 45 years. We are pleased to now offer our original jewelry designs, including our most famous item: The Maine Bracelet®, designed by Tony Heyl in 1999. The pieces of jewelry you will find on this site are all designs created and hand wrought in store by the staff at A Silver Lining
The building that A Silver Lining occupies has been a jewelry store for almost 140 years. The Townsend Avenue store was first opened in 1887, by W.F Dudley. He was then followed by the Bullocks, who operated the store as ''Bullocks Jewlery''. Fred and Glady Pratt took over in 1947 who ran the store as ''Pratt's Jewelry and Gifts'', selling and repairing jewelry and watches for over 50 years! When Fred and Glady wanted to retire, Tony Heyl moved his original business into the building, where it continues as a jewelry business today.