Muhl Jewelers has operated continuously at 1130 Orange Avenue in Coronado since 1921, making it one of the oldest retail businesses on the island. The storefront occupies the historic Coronado Bank Building, and the interior still features the original chandelier, display cases, safe, and cashier till from the bank's early-twentieth-century operation. Third-generation owner Renae Johnson-Wease runs the store after her family, the Johnsons, purchased the business in December 1972 from the Muhl family, who had taken over from the original Hughes family owners. Services span the full scope of a bench jeweler: custom design and fabrication, diamond and gemstone procurement, ring sizing, prong repair, stone setting, chain soldering, watch repair and restoration, clock repair, appraisals, and military insignia jewelry — a category that reflects Coronado's deep connection to North Island Naval Air Station. Couples planning ceremonies at waterfront venues such as Coronado Beach Weddings use the store for engagement rings, wedding bands, and bridal party gifts within the same 92118 ZIP code. The inventory includes new fine jewelry in gold, platinum, and silver alongside hand-chosen pearl selections and a rotating collection of quality vintage and estate pieces. The Orange Avenue location sits near the intersection of Loma Avenue, roughly four blocks north of Hotel Del Coronado and within the central Coronado Island shopping corridor. An in-house appraisal service provides insurance-grade valuations for estate jewelry, inherited pieces, and insurance replacement documentation. The gallery wall features original and commissioned pieces from local artists, tying the jewelry business to Coronado's broader creative scene that includes Emerald C Gallery farther down the avenue. Over a century of bench records gives the shop institutional knowledge of Coronado's heirloom jewelry — families have brought the same rings back for re-tipping and restoration across three generations of Johnson ownership.