My friend and I booked an appt here to get permanent bracelets. You have to book through their…read morewebsite, which requires a $25 deposit through PayPal, that will be deducted from your final bill. We arrived and were introduced the selection of bracelets, ranging from $65 all the way to $400. The add-ons include a variety of gemstones, diamonds, and dangle letters. My friend and I each chose the 2.2mm curb chain in silver ($80) with an 3mm 14k white gold gemstone ($100) for our bracelets. Once you choose the bracelets, it's a super quick process for them to zap it on. I had a great experience with our associate and she was super friendly and helpful, but I have to admit, this is a pricey experience for sure.

I'm so happy with our experience at Silver + Salt. I am not permanently iced up, no goin' back now…read more We found this place because of Tik Tok, and apparently so had everyone else. We walked in thinking we could just get bracelets same day, we were very wrong. They were so booked out because of the new rush, that we had to schedule out online, which was a little tough with our schedules. We walked in and there wasn't anyone there, but we were still turned away, which was a bummer since we drove quite a way for this, but I'm sure they have to turn a lot of people away to respect those with appointments. I went in knowing which chain I wanted, until I tried them on in person. There were so many great ones to choose from, especially when my boyfriend noticed the person who was helping us on had a black chain, which was not one of the options presented, and he told us we could oxidize the silver chain options to make them black. So not only are there silver, rose gold and yellow gold options, but there is the hidden oxidized silver (black) option! I could tell my boyfriend wasn't 100% happy with the chain choices, until they happily offered to oxidize his, and now he loves his chain! I went with a very dainty chain, which is very much my style, and we wanted to test it out to see what it was like not being able to remove something. But now I think I want more

Baleen is one of my favorite shops in Seattle to buy handmade jewelry! I've been here multiple…read moretimes and my jewelry is still going strong, even in the shower. The jewelry is sold at a very reasonable price. They also sell products from other brands, like Baggu and Chunks, to name a couple. The staff is also very friendly and you can try on most of the jewelry before committing.

I had an awful experience and am pretty upset about it. Don't order online from them. They jam your…read moreentire order, no matter the value, into a single USPS package, which is only insured for up to $100, and with their brand plastered on the outside, making it a target for mail theft but impossible to be fully reimbursed for if/when the contents get stolen. After a number of emails back and forth, they were not able to send me the original mailing receipt which is required to file a claim with USPS, so it seems unlikely I'll get anything from the claim anyways. They even gave me a "tip" that I should look into getting a secure mailbox, as if that would prevent an empty box from being delivered in the first place. In the end, I spent $140 for a box with nothing more than tissue paper and promotional material. Oh, did I mention they generously offered to send me the products again if I pay 60% more than I already paid? Thanks, but definitely not going to throw more money in your direction only to lose it again. Update: Just to clarify, this is not a case of mailbox theft...I was physically delivered an empty box by the carrier. There is always risk involved with shipping, and as the shipper, it's your responsibility to ship in a way that reasonably reduces risk and puts shipping liability on the carrier. Since you put more than $100 of your product in a box that's only covered for up to $100, you put the risk on the customer. I can't possibly be refunded now. You also could have reduced risk within reason by not advertising on the outside of the box that there is jewelry inside.

My wife and I inherited wedding rings from my parents and needed to get them resized for our…read morewedding. I looked around extensively, and Madison Park Jewelers were by far the best bet. Their pricing is very reasonable and they resized our rings pretty quickly. The owners were extremely nice and welcoming. I'd highly suggest this place over anywhere else if you're looking to get rings resized. My wife and I are very happy with them!

Nice little jewelry shop in mAdison park. Very friendly and I enjoy dealing with local merchants…read morefor my business. They may not have what you want but at least give these people first crack at your business.

A super hip and funky boutique!…read more Their selection of clothing, accessories, and home goods were adorable. This entire store just screams "cool girl." The jewelry section particularly caught my eye and I loved that they sourced from local Seattle brands! Cute, great quality, AND local. My only note is that the staff was a bit standoffish. They were cooped up in the corner complaining about something that I didn't quite catch.

Such a fun store! If you like quirky home goods, unique jewelry and clothing, or just on the hunt…read morefor something different this may be the store for you! I will note their clothing leans more on the expensive side, but what got me in here was the fact they sell DS & Durga and Zernell Gillie perfumes...some of my faves! This is a fun spot to hit up especially during the Su day market!

I stopped in this shop on a recent visit to Seattle and what a gem! Not only are the owners super…read moresweet, but just great people! I bought a couple pairs of beautiful vintage earrings and could have bought more. They also have a website if you are not in the area. I could have stayed and talked with them for hours, and maybe I did, what a gem of a spot and such a good experience. A rare find all around.

OMG... Isadoras is one the absolute BEST Jewelry stores in Seattle.. Stunning vintage pieces of…read more diamonds, gold, and silver. They also love Native American tourquise pieces My sister recently passed away. She lived in London for 20 years and shopped nearly every day.. I am able to bring her pieces to Isadoras and they can select what they want for consignment and return the rest to me. The staff is exceptionally knowledgeable and friendly. I am thrilled to find such a wonderful facility (at the Pike Place Market) to re sell the collection.. The staff is just utterly gracious. I am forever grateful

Wow. I am mystified how I could have had such a different experience than everyone else here! And…read moreseriously, I am generally a forgiving, understanding, and accommodating person; just look at my other reviews. However my 5 minutes in this jewelry shop was 5 of the most unpleasant minutes I've ever spent doing business with any retailer. Firstly, a large white dog was present who barked loudly and at length. I mean, loudly! The dog barked incessantly for some time after we arrived, then calmed down enough for me to converse with the jeweler, then ramped up again when another customer entered. My partner's Apple Watch told her that she was in a dangerously loud environment. The entire back half of the shop was gated off to provide a space for this dog. This no doubt colored my experience talking to the jeweler. I brought in a mid-century pearl necklace and bracelet set. It was clear that the necklace needed restringing but it appeared that the bracelet just needed a new clasp ring. The jeweler looked at the bracelet and said, "This needs restringing." I asked why it needed restringing and he repeated that it did need restringing. I asked why he couldn't just replace the ring, and he said, "because it needs to be soldered." I didn't see what that had to do with anything so I asked again and he said, "because it needs to be restrung." Holy moley. I asked again and he said, "because I need some string there to attach it to". I asked why he couldn't attach the ring to the other ring that was still attached to the pearls and he replied, "because it needs to be soldered." Now, I wasn't questioning his expertise. I just need to understand the work that is proposing. So I persisted and said, "Why can't you solder a ring on?" He said, "Because it would harm the pearl next to it." OK, that I can understand, but I felt exasperated that he hadn't been forthcoming. He then explained other reasons why it needed to be restrung. This was educational and interesting, and by then I was convinced that the piece needed to be restrung, but I was left with the feeling that he himself was exasperated with me. I think I would have rebounded from this had his dog not started barking loudly again at just that moment. It was impossible to speak over the barking, and no apology or explanation from the jeweler. The very presence of this dog felt like an insult to me as a customer. The jeweler then went and attended to the customer who'd just entered and spent about 3 minutes with her, without excusing himself from our interaction. I packed up my pearls and left because I knew I didn't want to ever enter that space again. Somehow the other customer was able to accomplish what she needed done despite the barking, and she departed with a smile on her face. She had her own [well behaved] dog so perhaps that gave her a pro-barking bias. I give two stars because this guy probably does excellent work like everyone else here says he does. Otherwise, negative stars for my experience.

Honest knowledge skilled dependable and personal. Rare in today's world. Actually makes me hopeful…read morethere are still people out there that take their craft seriously and can be "your go-to guy/gal" for a particular service every time

Me and my partner have never tried on engagement rings before and we're so nervous because of a few…read morebad experiences at some shops near us in federal way. I happen to come across this place when my sister looked up jewelry stores in Seattle and coincidentally, it was the same ring I had saved in my Pinterest! I had no idea they had an in person location, honestly didn't know the designer till I pulled up the Pinterest again. We were immediately welcomed in and offered water and a quick little tour before another associate could help us. Laksmi was the one who ended up helping and she was so so sweet. She let us know that this was a black owned business that sustainably sources their material! We just felt so valued as potential customers in this space. She really took her time to get to know what I was looking for and educated me on certain stones and settings. The space was also beautiful. I'd highly recommend coming here for any piece of jewelry. Everyone is so sweet and easy to talk to

My partner and I were searching for engagement rings and had been to a few shops in Seattle, but…read morenone felt right. I found Valerie Madison on TikTok and loved that it was a woman owned BIPOC store. Our jeweler associate Chelsea was great from the first time we came in and helped navigate choosing rings (let us try on countless rings), and then helped me customize my partners ring. As a queer couple, we felt incredibly safe and welcome. Their jewelry and store are stunning and I love that it is a relaxing space. Definitely recommend and excited to come back for our bands one day (and more jewelry!!) Thank you Chelsea & VM team!

I was searching for a watch battery shop near green lake, and came across this place…read more The owner came out and was incredibly friendly. I told him I had 4 Nixon watches that needed the battery replaced and also re-pressurized, as I take all my nixons with me when wakeboarding and swimming. He told me not a problem, and quoted me $15 per battery replacement. He got all 4 watches done in less than 25 minutes. Super pleasant guy, clean store, and so I highly recommend! Can't beat excellent customer service and supporting a local shop.

I am sorry that I am late with my praise of Maurice and Morgan. I went to MaMo Jewelery Design on…read moreRoosevelt ave in Seattle Washington approximately 6 years ago. They designed an one of a kind design, using stones from my late Mother's wedding ring. The ring's exquisite design along with their excellent customer service, has provided me a ring I will always cherish. Hardly a day goes by, that I don't receive a compliment about my ring. I have referred several friends of mine to you and I am grateful for your fine craftsmanship. Tracy Tucker