Laura Madys Boucher Jewelry - Rochester (NY)

5 /5 K S: Not only have I loved Laura’s designs since I first found her shop in the 90s in Manhattan, I visit her beautiful Rochester store often just to buy her latest pieces and I’ve never once been disappointed. Laura has amazing taste and continues to create gorgeous, high quality bracelets, necklaces and earrings and I’m constantly asking for more because I’ve given all of my purchases out as gifts. I’m wearing some dainty pink earrings and one of her pearl necklaces now! If you’re looking for great gifts that are priced right, please visit Boucher!

5 /5 Hadiyah Travis: Great customer service and such a beautiful layout of all sorts of goodies: candles, necklaces, earrings, permanent bracelets, and more. Came in to get a permanent bracelet...left with more than I planned for and have no regrets. 10/10 highly recommend! Purchase pictured: closest to the right ✨️

5 /5 info sandals: I’ve been to the Boucher shop in Rochester with my daughter and Laura attached some really pretty permanent bracelets to her wrist which she has gotten a lot of compliments on. I’ll definitely be back for more and I highly recommend the permanent jewelry. It’s sparkly and fun. The shop is very cute, too. We love cats!

5 /5 Maura Geils: Ive been wearing Lauras jewelry for years since our kids went to elementary school in the city. I actually texted her this morning to say "my absolute favorite go to earrings". I just love them. Her designs are timeless and if I ever had a problem which happens now and then, she most graciously took care of it. Love Lauras Jewelry!!!!

5 /5 Bill Wynkoop: Laura Mady has brought her highly sought after talents back to her hometown with the opening of her namesake establishment, Boucher Jewelry, all the way from NYCs Meatpacking District to Alexander Street. If you are looking for a bit of Gotham right here in the Flower City — with some unique flair and a bespoke approach to your jewelry desires, head on over to 217 Alexander to meet a fellow RIT alum who is a product of the prestigious metals program from the School for American Crafts.