About Us
Rochester Findings was founded in 1955 by Garson Merimsky as the Garson Jewelry Company. As a wholesale jewelry distributor, Garson exclusively sold to jewelers in New York and Pennsylvania. His son Howard joined the business in the 1970’s and specialized in selling premium quality findings. Howard attempted to retire in 2019 but wasn’t ready, so he continued until he could find an qualified successor.
That Opportunity presented itself in 2023, when Eugene and Ashley Matteson purchased the company.
Eugene had apprenticed as a bench jeweler in Rochester for 3 years, then started his own business procuring diamonds at competitive prices, following up with sales to jewelers through industry groups such as “Jewelers Helping Jewelers.” Eugene did shipping and receiving for Rochester Findings at his location for about 2 years before he realized that purchasing a well established findings company would benefit his diamond business. With the help of Howard throughout the transition, Rochester Findings has been well established and looks forward to growth.
Our low overhead keeps our prices lower than most our competitors, without sacrificing quality. Compare and save.
We take most credit cards at checkout. Net 15 terms are available to former Rochester Findings with good credit standing. The terms option is available at checkout, but is subject to review.
Orders may be placed online at Rochesterfindings.com. New Customers will be prompted to set up their account using an email as the username. Passwords are selected by your store. We only sell to jewelry retailers, wholesalers, and trade shops.
Orders can be placed via call or text to Eugene at (585)-549-6198, or Howard (585)-703-7583
Most orders are shipped the same day if received by 3:00 PM EST via USPS
Products must be returned within 30 days Excludes special order, altered, made to order, mill products, and batteries.
Rochester Findings is dedicated to providing its customers with the finest quality settings. However, we do not assume any responsibility, expressed or implied, for stones lost due to the many variables related to prong failure, or the repair and replacement of defective items.
