Reflecting Life’s Changes Through Jewelry

By Hannah Lee Leidy | Thursday, July 2, 2020

Tides change, sand shifts and the wind switches. Our lives follow a similar fashion, always evolving and developing as we make transitions and grow. Family heirlooms, precious mementos and simple everyday jewelry can do the same through the artistic eyes and skilled hands of Gail Kowalski. Since 1977, Outer Banks residents and visitors have entrusted her to match them to the perfect necklace or restyle a grandmother’s passed-down ring to suit their own tastes.

Loyal returning customers often want to update a small piece they originally purchased from her in the past. Young men hunting for that perfect engagement ring or wedding set will go to Gail and then return, year after year, for important anniversaries.

The sense of trust and loyalty shoppers feel transcends the decades. Gail finds and crafts pieces to display every individual’s sense of style … continuing even as those styles and preferences evolve through the years. Customers who work with Gail will often describe their vision of a product, and she brings it to life using her artistic flair for a stunning final result.

Jewelry by Gail also has established a reputation for expert repair work and insurance appraisals so that customers can take proper care of their valuables. Whether you’re visiting from out of town or are a local resident, you’ll be impressed by all the services Jewelry by Gail offers and in singular styles you won’t find anywhere else.


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207 E. Driftwood, Nags Head


About the Author Hannah Lee Leidy
Hannah Lee is a fiction and creative nonfiction writer living on the Outer Banks. She graduated from Kenyon College in Ohio with a degree in English Literature and Creative Writing. Traveling is her passion, but nowhere ever feels as much like home as the Outer Banks. When not planning her next trip or adventure, Hannah Lee loves aimless drives down the Beach Road, spending copious amounts of time in coffee shops and reading every short story collection she gets her hands on.