Gary Stucchi
“I look to design unique pieces that you can treasure for a lifetime, and share with future generations.”
Stucchi Jewelers was founded in 1990 by Gary Stucchi, originating as a trade shop for retail jewelers. In early 1992 the business moved to its current location in the heart of Natick, Ma. With over 45 awards for Best Jeweler Locally and Regionally Stucchi Jewelers has made its mark as the Leading Jeweler for Custom Design and Outstanding Customer Service. Creating one of a kind pieces, designed to last a lifetime. Along with creating jewelry, we have become known as the leading resource in restoring your antique jewelry .
Stucchi Jewelers is owned and operated by Master Craftsman Gary Stucchi. Gary has been refining and re-defining the craft of jewelry design for more than 45 years. He created his first piece at the young age of 10 years old, under the guidance of his older brother and Master Craftsman Michael Stucchi. As a teen, Gary had the rare opportunity to apprentice with a master jeweler, learning the old European ways of creating jewelry by hand fabrication, and newer techniques such as wax carving, as well as the art and science of lost wax casting. During these years, guided by his older brother, he would travel where his brother then lived in Bermuda, to learn the fine craft of diamond pave’ setting.
As technology advanced, staying ahead of the competition was a natural progression. Gary is always experimenting and improving, looking for the best way to create new, as well as repair and restore those pieces that are still cherished. This drive and passion has kept Stucchi ahead of the competition by being the first jeweler in the Metrowest area to offer laser welding services. Always ahead of the curve, Gary has over 15 years experience in computer (CAD) design, combined with wax milling technology and now 3D printing to bring unmatched quality and value.
In addition to Gary’s jewelry accomplishments he also has studied yoga with master teachers in Cambridge, Tibet, Hawaii and Italy. He teaches yoga and meditation locally, as well as national workshops and clinics. He learned piano at the age of six, then took up bass guitar and can still be seen today playing bass with local bands.