By Anonymous September 22, 2014
I brought my ring in under warranty to tighten the tension of the centers stone. When I picked up the ring from being 'repaired' a sliver of the stone was missing and the white gold from the bezel setting had more gold sloppy slapped over the damaged stone. I've been in three more times to have it fixed, the stone replaced, and the entire ring replaced. All I've gotten is attitude and excuses and still have a completely mauled engagement ring. Only one sales associate cared to help and my ring was still returned to me in an unacceptable state. The next sales associate was rude, questioned my story as if I were lying that their jeweler was responsible, when in the end I have a warranty any way. Completely disgusted and going to the BBB. ...read more
By Allilazzara March 31, 2014
Tom by far is the greatest jeweler to work with! I am long overdue to leave a review but after admiring my ring and my husbands over our vacation this past week I felt compelled to not only refer anyone and everyone I know to see Tom but I must put it in print. My husband went to Tom with a vision of an engagement ring he had designed for me on a napkin and Tom brought that napkin ring to life with such great precision. I am told daily how great my ring is. Tom helped us shop for the diamond we all want but maybe can't afford and he made it happen for us! I also had Tom design my husbands wedding band and it is just a piece you don't see everyday, a true one of a kind! Give him a call and set up an appt. before you lock down some boring ring every other Indy gal has :) ...read more
By BenitaM July 02, 2013
i have been going to The Jewelry Doctor for several years now and have always gotten good service and best prices and believe me I have compared with many other places. Have had many things repaired sized etc.. Would recommend. ...read more
We have helped over a million brides over the years with our exceptional value, service and selection. We are a full service jeweler, offering diamond-gemstones-pearl jewelry, Italian brands, luxury watches etc. to mark all types of celebrations. We also buy your UNWANTED gold, silver and platinum and offer the best price or 20% more in-store credit. You can opt in for the latest Mobil text or email offer by visiting www.andrews-jewelers.com ...read more
By Andrews Jewelers December 30, 2014
Choosing the right jewelry to buy can be a tricky, confusing and sometimes even frustrating experience. The following will help you choose the jewelry to buy based on your skin tone and your face shape, two factors that crucially affect your choice. Ultimately, buy what you love- these are just some guidelines! 1. Pick a metal and complimentary color: Metals: Cool skin tones favor metals such as silver, platinum, and white gold. Warm skin tones favor metals such as gold, pewter, brass, and copper. Complementary Colors: Cool skin tones favor stones such as white pearls and diamonds. Stone color should focus on jewel tones such as pinks, purples, blues, reds, and magentas. Warm skin tones favor stones such as coral or golden toned pearls. Stone color should focus on more earthy tones such as browns, oranges, greens, yellows, peaches, corals, and also turquoises. 2. Consider the shape of your face: Heart/Inverted Triangle/Diamond Shaped Face: Earrings: dangle or drop earrings help to lengthen the face. Necklaces: chokers help contrast and soften the sharp angle of the chin. Round/Square/Triangular Shaped Face: Earrings: try elongated shapes such as ovals, or angular shapes such as rectangles. Square shaped faces look particularly well in teardrop earrings. Necklaces: look for necklaces that elongate your face, typically necklaces that extend below the neckline (28" to 32"). Rectangular/Oblong Shaped Face: Earrings: choose short or round earrings to contrast the longer face shape. Necklaces: chokers, especially if you have a long neck. Oval Shaped Face: Earrings: dangle earrings (not too long), preferably angular shaped. Necklaces: can be either long or short (if long neck, than choose a shorter necklace) ...read more
By Harry Gaunt Jewelers March 01, 2011
Harry Gaunt JewelersThe information department is open. Ask anything- ie. selling scrap gold tips, or questions about those full page newspaper ads buying estate jewelry, Ask us how much a repair or an appraisal should cost, or about care and maintenance of jewelry, What is the difference between 14 and 18k, what's the retail markup on diamonds, what about those continuous mall sales of 40-50 percent off, what is my jewelry worth, or any other questions you may have. If you prefer a more private means of communication, you can email us atharrygauntjewelers@gmail.com. All inquiries are private and confidential.18k rose gold custom design with fine French pave set diamonds surrounding a .25 VVS clarity, D color marquis diamond.Visit us atwww.harrygaunt.comor find us at Harry Gaunt Jewelers on Facebook ...read more
By Harry Gaunt Jewelers February 08, 2011
Selling designer jewelry can be a rewarding and profitable hobby or business, as long as your inventory is adequately supplied with a variety of types and styles of jewelry pieces. Whether you are looking for modern pieces designed by current artists, or vintage pieces from the past, finding des... ...read more
Necklaces are a popular accessory and have been for thousands of years. Making your own necklace can be cheaper than buying one from a store. There are many materials and styles to make a necklace. Some materials are twine, silver and copper. You can also use a massive variety of beads to create a uni... ...read more