Detroit Knows Our Name.
Over 60 years of service, craftsmanship, and community — recognized by the city we've always called home.
Chapman's Jewelry has been a fixture in Detroit since 1964. We don't chase recognition — we earn it by showing up for our customers and our community every single day. But when Detroit takes a moment to acknowledge what we've built, we're proud to share it.
🏆 Detroit Legacy Business Project Grant Recipient — 2025
In March 2025, Chapman's Jewelry & Gifts was named one of only 16 businesses in the entire City of Detroit to receive a grant through the inaugural Detroit Legacy Business Project — a program created to honor businesses that have shaped Detroit's cultural identity for 30 years or more.
The ceremony was held at the Detroit Historical Museum. Chapman's was recognized alongside iconic Detroit institutions including the Detroit Repertory Theatre, Royal Skateland, and Cafe D'Mongo Speakeasy.
Co-owner Max Chapman said of the honor: "It's all about just trying to stay fresh and offer the best product and the best storefront that we can to the people in the city that deserve it."
In The News
Detroit Free Press
"Chapman's Jewelry: Repairs, Legacy, and Detroit Pride"
Detroit's oldest Black-owned fine jewelry stores — Chapman's Jewelry has been serving Detroit families for over 60 years.
Michigan Chronicle
"Chapman's Jewelry & Gifts — Four Generations Strong"
The Michigan Chronicle spotlights Chapman's multi-generational legacy and what makes this Detroit institution different.
Detroit Economic Growth Corporation (DEGC)
"Detroit Legacy Business Project Honors 16 Historic Small Businesses"
Chapman's Jewelry recognized among Detroit's most culturally significant businesses in the inaugural Legacy Business grant program.
Crain's Detroit Business
"Detroit Legacy Business Project Awards Grants to Businesses"
Crain's Detroit Business covers Chapman's Jewelry as one of Detroit's most enduring small business success stories.
ClickOnDetroit / WDIV Local 4
"Legacy Businesses in Detroit Receive $310K in Grants"
WDIV Local 4 features Chapman's Jewelry as a community pillar in Detroit's legacy business recognition program.