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OUR STORY

Built on Trust
For more than 15 years, David Murray has been serving the Fayette County community with a simple commitment: do good work, treat people well, and earn their trust.
What began in 2011 as King’s Watch Repair quickly became something more. Customers who first came to David for a watch repair began asking, “What about jewelry?” Those conversations became the inspiration for King’s Jewelry & Watches — a place created not simply to sell jewelry, but to serve the people and families who call this community home.
Today, that same personal approach remains at the heart of everything we do.


Jewelry for Every Story
At King’s, we believe everyone has a reason to celebrate.
Whether you’re looking for a meaningful gift, repairing something with sentimental value, choosing a watch, engraving a special piece, or searching for the ring that will mark the beginning of a lifetime together, we want you to feel at home.
Our selection is intentionally broad, because meaningful jewelry doesn’t have to look the same for everyone — or come with the same price tag. From everyday gifts to life’s most significant moments, we’re here to help you find something that fits your story, your style, and your budget.
More Than a Purchase
The best part of what we do isn’t watching a bag leave the store. It’s seeing the smile that comes with it.
We believe a great jewelry experience starts with being heard. It’s taking the time to understand what you’re looking for, listening to the story behind the purchase, and helping you find something that feels right — not simply something we want to sell you.
When you walk through the doors of King’s Jewelry & Watches, our hope is that you leave feeling more than satisfied with what you purchased. We want you to feel known, valued, and genuinely cared for.
Because at the end of the day, jewelry may be what brings you through our doors, but people are what make this business matter.
Feel free to contact the owner David Murray at David@kingsjewelryandwatches.com

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