Hitchcock

Erica was amazing as she guided me through the process of buying the perfect engagement ring. She was aways responsive, provided regular updates, and offered great advice on design and the detail whilst still incorporating my initial requests and preferences. The ring was incredible and also came in under budget which was great! Could not recommend more highly.

I had the best experience at Hitchcock! Erica and her jeweler absolutely went above and beyond to help me out! I needed my wedding band and engagement ring resized. I mentioned I had family photos scheduled the next morning (but was doubtful it would be possible to have them done by then). They absolutely saved the day and had them done within a few hours!! My rings now fit perfectly and are as sparkly as they’ve ever been. Thank you!!

One of my most complimented pieces of jewelery comes from Hitchcock. Erica is amazing at what she does. She is incredibly creative and talented. Also the the shop is truly a work of art!

Erica is an amazing jeweler. She doesn’t try to sale you anything you don’t want. She is very knowledgeable about gemstones and custom jewelry. She listens to what you are saying and asking for in a custom piece on top of adding her expertise to make your design to perfection. She is personable and is willing to the extra mile to help you find what you want. She does not rush you and will answer every question you have. Come in with a problem or give her an idea of what you want and she will help you brainstorm possible solutions, research it and figure it.

This evening my family and I were strolling the Madrona neighborhood and stopped into Hitchcock after grabbing some ice cream at Molly's. Before entering we asked the sales woman if we could enter with food. However, when my daughter's come dripped on the floor we were rudely thrown out of the store by a male salesperson. My daughter (9 y/o) left crying and confused. Especially after he told us that as parents we should be carrying rags to clean up after our children. We're not certain why we were treated this way -- one can only guess. If you're a gay family, or shopping with children, go elsewhere. There are plenty of handmade jewelry boutique's in Seattle.

Love this space. It's always beautiful and fantastic selection. Very personal and recommend it 1000 times over. My favorite jewelry shop since I discovered it several years ago!

This place is perfect for what we were looking for! The staff is very friendly & the food was amazing. Right when you walk in the door the aroma of the food smells so good! The place is super clean & decorated very cute.

I love my Druizy Quartz rings from Hitchcock Madrona. I found a piece on Poshmark and was so psyched about the h on the side!

Hitchcock is utterly amazing. Somewhere between a gallery and an accessory store, it's quickly become one of my favorite places in Seattle. How did it take me give years to find this place? Erica is the most unpretentious fashionista I've ever met. Since my first trip in, every purchase has been an instant favorite-thing-I-own, even though none of them felt practical at the time (and Erica's fashion sense has inspired other style! I combed the whole world for green italian leather gloves like hers and everybody likes them). On my first time in, I bought a textile sculpture (poncho? blanket? I call it my slanket) by a local artisan who reworks abandoned blankets and uses elaborate origami folds to keep from wasting any material at all. It sounds like high fashion weirdity, right? I wear that EVERY DAY. It keeps me warm and people stop me in the street to compliment my ... slanket. It's totally psychedelic and rock and roll. Next two purchases have been a hostess gift (a necklace with a pyrite) and I'm about to pick up a leather/Sterling cuff. My whole current wish list is from Hitchcock. Their in house brand stuff is amazing and creative, they're constantly changing stock and it's deliciously avant garde. No standard pearls or standard anything here. Prices range from reasonable to stratospheric (and it's really hard to tell which bauble costs $60 and which one costs a pony -- I suggest browsing or getting help; the help I've gotten from Erica has me layering bracelets for the first time in my life). Also, read their blog. If they took themselves seriously, it would be such a drag. Their wit and weirdness make me wanna be their best friend / give them american dollars.

Seriously one of the most aesthetically interesting and creative shops in Seattle. They have a highly curated selection of jewelry, from fine delicates to big, chunky statements pieces. The owner also creates custom Levis and Champion sweatshirts using designer fabric patches. They are truly one-of-a-kind pieces. This is definitely not your grandma's jewelry store - unless your grandma happens to be Iris Apfel.

Probably some of the most innovative, most interesting jewelry that I have seen in quite some time. This itty bitty space, nestled betwixt Cafe Soleil and a high end furniture shop showcases a selection of 'fabulous, but not over the top' eye candy, finger candy, and neck candy (boys: I'm speaking of jewelry) that you will not find anywhere else. And the fact that they've got a shelf full of Byer's horses linded up in the wall 'just for fun' makes this a fun little boutique worth visiting before or after you dine at one of the many Madrona restaurants. Filled with reasonably priced, one of a kind items, shop here for someone if you want to wow them.

My wife LOVES earrings. I looked on yelp to find a new store to shop at for earrings. Hitchcock's popped up. So, I decided to check it out for Christmas presents. I was expecting to find an assortment of cheap cool jewelry and such. But the experience there was much for elegant and artistic. There were different show cases and displays for different featured jewelry artists. The goods that they sell all looked very nice and their prices seemed very reasonable. I walked out of the store with two pairs of earrings and a cashmere scarf. My wife loved the scarf. She loved the earrings too although I bought her something much more pricey for an anniversary present which really caught her eye. This place is a 5 star botique shop. PS, they also wrapped my presents. This was a big deal for me since I'm not too good at this.

love the new hitchcock space. Every single earring purchase I have made in the past two years has taken place at this store. They have at least a dozen pair of dangly, interesting earrings in any given season. Price range from $40-120. Each pair I have purchased has been amazingly lightweight as well, even if it doesn't look it (important re avoiding old lady earlobes). They change the interior every couple of months--there's been a tennis theme, a horse theme and others. Always interesting. Pursuant to the tennis/sports theme, my last purchase here was actually an old bowling trophy from the WAC bowling league. The Jack Shoemaker first place bowling trophy. It ended up being my most successful christmas present in the '09 season. Their giftwrap is great, btw. Last, they carry the mdskincare line, if you don't want to trek down to nordstrom for it. the alpha beta daily face peel is amazing.

I love this place. I have to tell myself not to go in because I will continue to buy earrings that I don't need. So I tell myself that I will wear them and buy them anyway. This place is everything I want in a jewelry store. The jewelry is unique and beautiful; I can always find the perfect fit for jeans or an lbd. The owner, Erica, is so friendly and bubbly that you can't help but be excited about the jewelry as though you made it too. If you need a great gift (they also carry 3 Custom Color and md formulations skincare) or just something for yourself, you are almost guaranteed to fall in love with something. And their new space (in the old location of Decor on 34th, next to the laundromat and Coupage) is beyond perfect. I always wanted to feel and look as fabulous as any Hitchcock (the name refers to the jewelry the women in his movies would wear) dame; now I can. Jewelry ranges from $50 to $1000+. Most other accessories fall into the $50 to $200 range.

Gorgeous jewelry selection. All handmade, one of a kind pieces. Definitely the go-to place for a unique gift for yourself, or that special someone (hint, hint, honey).

This is a fantastic boutique -- I've purchased several items for my wife at Hitchcock, and they have all been a success.

I read a review of this place online and decided to swing by while in Seattle to possibly pick up a gift to surprise my wife with for Valentine's Day. I'm glad I did. The staff and owners were very helpful and they carry a lot of unique items. (if you or your significant other like jenwlery that has some substance this is a great place!) Thanks for making my shopping experience both unique and easy! I'm sure my wife will love the two pieces!

Delightful owner, one of a kind pieces. Highly recommend this great shop in the sweet little neighborhood of Madrona. Erica (owner) is a gem of a person- pun intended! :) She went above and beyond the call of duty with regard to a lovely quartz ring I had received as a gift. It was a bit too big, and she was able to help me find a solution for the size. She's genuine, helpful and charming to work with. Great outerwear pieces in the store too! I bought a fantastic Barbour coat here that is fashionable yet very functional for Seattle winters. I look forward to my next purchase!

I used to be a pretty die hard Etsy devotee for my jewlery but the designs at Hitchcock are nothing to be compared with! All hand made by some very exclusive and well chosen designers. The prices are going to be fairly high here, but your paying for some truly amazing investment pieces. I would easily and willingly drop a whole paycheck here. You will find nothing else like it in Seattle. Truly an amazing gem inside and out!

Hitchcock has always been my go-to source for unique statement jewelry and I get daily compliments whenever I wear my Hitchcock wares. I frequent the shop as a Regina Chang devotee (a Seattle artist known for her lariat necklaces and hammered earrings), and earlier this year, owner Erica held the year's exclusive trunk show for Regina. I'd highly recommend signing up for the shop's email list, which sends invites to the events, where a glass of bubbly, good company, and beautiful pieces are always close at hand.

If i had all the money in the world i would buy the entire stock of hitchcock, every time it was restocked. erica has such a great eye for fantastic pieces that will make everyone jealous each and every time you wear them. plus it's great how she mixes up the store theme every season. it does make me realize i don't get there often enough!

Really unique and tasteful collection of jewelry. Owner is suuper nice and accomodating. Also found out that they can custom make stuff. Got out with a pair of huge silver hammered earrings! super love it! will be going back to get a few other pieces soon...

I've been a fan of Hitchcock since it opened and purchased a number of pieces over the last several years. Owner Erica has an excellent eye. The tiny storefront is full of an ever-changing array of unique local artist works that truly make a statement. You won't find a better selection or more gracious service anywhere.

Great jewelry finds here. Erica is as talented ans skilled as she is personable, helpful, and kind. First time I walked into this store was three weeks back. I picked up a Pamela Love ring here (the silver cross ring!) and I LOVE LOVE LOVE this ring. Erica let me try on different sizes and since my size was not in stock she ordered the right one for me. You will find really great unique options here. Worth the drive from Issaquah! Thanks Erica!! Great store! I am a real stickler for great customer service and they did not disappoint! Love the excellent customer service too!

Hitchcock offers an amazing selection of unique jewelry at reasonable prices for the quality and design. There's never any pressure and Erica will help you find the perfect piece for any occasion. Her trunk shows are fun and festive, so be sure to sign up on her mailing list.

Wowzers...it's like all the original jewelry that inspires the knock offs at Macys and J. Crew. The woman co-owner is fantastic and friendly, the guy co-owner is a bit terse, but that is part of his charm... They know their stuff and treat jewelry as art, so the place is more of a gallery than a store. Neato!

I purchased a beautiful Knight and Hammer ring from Hitchcock last year. When I went into the store recently, they looked at the ring and noticed the stone was loose. They sent it off to be fixed at no charge, it came back polished and perfect. Not only does Hitchcock have pieces you can't find anywhere else in Seattle, they are exceptionally dedicated to their clients. I am a big fan.