Simply the Best Since 1928

Three Generations of Experience and Service

What is special about Frank L. Moose Jeweler?

President Geoffrey Jennings and his staff have worked very hard to build a strong relationship with their customers.  They offer hands-on service, answering your questions and working with you to select the item that meets all of your qualifications.  Frank L. Moose has become a destination store for its customers, because they know they can’t find the quality of merchandise and service anywhere else.  Once you visit Frank L. Moose for the first time, chances are you will become a permanent customer as well!  Frank L. Moose is a member of the American Gem Society, a sign of quality you can trust.

What does Frank L. Moose Jeweler offer?

For those of you interested in finding a unique piece of jewelry, there’s a jeweler in downtown Roanoke that offers many of the kinds of items you would expect to find only in a famous jewelry store in a big city.  We specialize in estate pieces, custom designs, and have a full-service bridal shop with china, crystal and gifts.

Where is Frank L. Moose Jeweler?

The store is located in the State and City Building, a registered historical building, at 207 1^st Street in downtown Roanoke, Virginia, at the corner of Campbell Avenue.  It has been right in the same location since 1928, providing quality jewelry and service.

Who is the person to contact?

Geoffrey Jennings is President of Frank L. Moose Jeweler, with over thirty years of experience in the jewelry industry.  He is a certified gemologist appraiser.

When is the store open?

Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Frank L. Moose Jeweler is a member of:

		American Gem Society
		Better Business Bureau
		Roanoke Regional Chamber of Commerce

Frank L. Moose Jeweler has been owned and operated by members of the Moose family since 1928.  Frank L. Moose started the business after gaining a great deal of experience in the jewelry business from 1907.  He passed the major operation of the store to his son-in-law, Hal Jennings, in 1949, but remained CEO until his death at age 97.  Hal Jennings became President, choosing to pass up an opportunity to play professional baseball with the New York Giants in order to stay in Roanoke and work with his father-in-law.  He was president until 1998, when his son, Geoffrey, took over the position, carrying on the family legacy.