Our Mission

Create lasting relationships by providing a warm, welcoming environment where people celebrate life's moments.

Our Vision

We uphold ourselves and each other to excellence in everything we do. We create value by taking genuine interest in and care of people, while providing them with products and memories that will last generations.

Our Values

• Integrity: I am truthful and hold myself and others accountable to the highest moral, ethical, and professional standards.
• Respect: I value the unique gift that is each of us. I care for my surroundings, coworkers, patrons, company and myself. I work my hardest for each of these.
• Gratitude: I am thankful for the opportunities each day provides. I appreciate the role I play in impacting the lives of my teammates and patrons.
• Service of a Noble Cause: What I do serves a purpose far beyond the product, the sale, or the job. I am privileged to share in the most significant moments in our patrons’ lives while supporting our community.
• Core Value Investment: I commit to these values for every facet of life.

How We Became Spicer Greene Jewelers

The story of Spicer Greene Jewelers is one of opportunity and passion. In 1926 E.O. Wick, with a desire to escape the hectic New York lifestyle where he worked with Tiffany & Co., moved to Asheville and opened a small jewelry repair shop on Wall Street. His skills as an expert enamellist, hand engraver, and jeweler served him well. So well, he was able to take on an apprentice, Paul Greene, in 1942. Paul eagerly worked alongside Mr. Wick, learning the business and the art of creating one-of- a-kind custom jewelry. In 1948 Paul married Lucia Brown and she joined the business as well. In 1953, Paul became a full partner in the jewelry store and Wick and Greene was born.

In 1975, Paul’s son, Michael Greene joined the family business. Michael learned as an apprentice, much as his father learned. He also furthered his education in the world of jewelry and has earned many prestigious designations. In 1981, Michael and Eva Buckner were married and she joined the family business and later welcomed their daughter, Eva-Michelle into their family. During the same time, Wick and Greene moved locations from the small shop on Wall Street into a beautiful 1920s Art Deco building on Patton Avenue. The location was a gasoline station that Paul, Lucia, and Michael personally renovated to create the perfect setting for the fine jewelry store that was Wick and Greene. Always with a flair for the fantastic, they restored a 1920s Seth Thomas Street Clock and placed it in front of the store. The clock is one of Asheville’s most recognizable landmarks.

In 2012, Eva-Michelle Greene studied at the Gemological Institute of America where she met Elliott Spicer. Elliott has a background as deeply rooted in jewelry as Eva-Michelle’s – he grew up in his family’s jewelry stores, Spicer Jewellery, in Atlantic Canada. Elliott and Eva-Michelle both earned their Graduate Gemologist Diplomas from GIA and were married in 2013.

In 2014, Elliott and Eva-Michelle Spicer became partners in the business and began the journey to become Spicer Greene Jewelers. The couple’s vision included a complete restoration of the historic landmark as well as an experience tailored to the 21 st century shopper. Their enthusiasm for jewelry and for the business is contagious. In 2016, their vision of Spicer Greene Jewelers became a reality.

In addition to its award-winning original pieces, Spicer Greene Jewelers carries many popular name brands such as Breitling, Henri Daussi, John Hardy, Lagos, Kendra Scott, Marco Bicego, Mikimoto, Seiko, Shinola, and more. The downtown gem is also known for carrying incredible pieces of one of a kind jewelry with rare colored gemstones (such as alexandrite, orange moonstone, black opal, and zircon) mounted in designs ranging from traditional classic to edgy and contemporary. Spicer Greene also offers a complete custom design studio and manufacturing center.

When you see the vast collection of jewelry at Spicer Greene Jewelers, you’ll realize why they have been consistently designated as “Best Jeweler in Western North Carolina” by the Mountain Express.