Just in for a consult on a ring sizing and straightening and polishing another but despite it being…read moreonly a small job I was greeted warmly treated like gold and got service while I went for coffee... wonderful people Ill be back... Chris

From the owner: 70 years in the business of Custom jewelry. Jeweler on site, same day repairs available on a case…read moreby case basis. We pay top dollar for gold and silver.

My fiancée and I came here for the wedding band workshop. My craftsmanship is not that great, and I…read moream not patient, the last time I did anything handy was back at international school in HK at design tech class. Our trainer and owner Sara were absolutely amazing. They are patient and helpful to guide you each step to make the ring. I thought I will never finish, but with their guidance. My fiancée's ring came to a reality and he liked it! It was a very enjoyable workshop. I will recommend this to any couples who are going to get marry soon to consider making their own ring!

I love taking classes at Devil's Workshop. Sarah and her team are great! I've taken several courses…read morethere, including Silversmith 1 and 2, as well as lost wax casting. I learned so many skills, and i hope to take lost wax casting 2 next year. Meanwhile, I've been attending some open studio workshops, because I do not have a soldering station at home. Their prices for bench time are reasonable, and in open studio there is always a staff to guide you if you have forgotten how to do something that you had previously learned. They have a beautiful, airy space and are friendly and welcoming. The studio is cleanly set up, and not cluttery or crowded at all. This is a wonderful studio, and I recommend the Wedding Band workshop for everyone who is looking for that sort of thing.

This is the only place I'll go for jewelry repairs. Excellent service. I also picked up a really…read moresweet pair of earrings for my daughter, and I'm eyeing some of their finer stuff for me!

Steve and his team did an unbelievable job in making the engagement ring for me and my fiancée…read more Steve even took the time and care to ensure that not only was it exactly what I wanted but also made sure it met my time frame (which was very short). I 100% recommend them!

Highly recommend Aram…read more Initially I contacted the store on Queen st. They quoted me $55 to repair my disconnected necklace. When I sent photo via email to Aram, he was quick to respoded back. He quoted $25 for 1 hour service. I just picked up my repaired Jewerly from the store. Aram was very peasant to work with in person, he even lowered the price to $20 when he actually saw my necklace, fixed, even polished nicely. Now I am looking for more jewelries to repair.

Walked in, helped me right away, explained what I saw in this ring I got off Etsy, and offered to…read moreremove the debris for free! He is kind and knows what he is doing. I had to throw him a small tip, and if all goes well (or if it doesn't fit), I know I'll be back. He's got himself a customer. Thank you!

I bought a beautifully designed 14K gold ring from Aurum. Paul designed and made the ring himself…read more I bought "on faith" since I live in California and had to trust my instincts, research on this jeweler, and on-line reviews. Before placing the order, I requested that the ring be sized down a 1/2 size - and Paul didn't hesitate to offer this service. The ring fits perfectly, is very high quality and appraised slightly above what I paid for it - so, Aurum's pricing is very fair and reasonable. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another piece from Paul and his team.

I needed an appraisal of an inherited piece of jewelry from someone who would know what they were…read morelooking at. I was very impressed by the owner's expertise and personal touch. A lovely experience! Highly recommend.

I was researching gold cross pendants for my dad. It led me to Luk Fook Jewellery. It's located at…read moreCF Markville Mall, across from Cinnabon on the first floor. The closest major department store by Luk Fook is Walmart. I parked near entrance 11. I walked in and over to the jewellery store. Shopping at Luk Fook feels like you are in strict pandemic lockdown, except that you're looking at non-essential items. The door is locked. You basically need to knock on the door or flap your arms to get someone to let you in. The catch is that you need to wear a mask. I wasn't wearing one, so I got a paper one provided by this business. The next step is getting your temperature taken with a digital thermometer when you are barely in the store. You are then asked to sanitize your hands. I did all of these steps and felt like I was going to see my dentist. I was simply missing the blue shoe protectors. I got a woman, Connie, helping me out. I indicated that I was looking for a gold cross pendant for my dad and asked to look at a few styles. She led me to some small, simple ones. My dad's gold cross was much larger. We walked over to larger ones. I sat down to admire them. One was rough to the touch. It looked unpolished. I pointed that out. The last thing was to have my dad get nicked wearing it. There was a more polished cross that I thought would be better. This woman thought that I'd buy it immediately. I needed to consult with my dad and asked how much it was. The price depends on the daily price of gold. On this day, it was $596 for the cross. She suggested that I put down a deposit. I wasn't ready to commit, but said that I'd book a time to come over after having talked to my dad. She asked when. I said within the week. I didn't like being pressed to put down a deposit and commit to buying the cross. It was frankly a lot of money for a rather basic pendant. There were a couple of actions on her part that rubbed me the wrong way: - She asked at the end, "You are coming back to buy it, right?" - When I described the ordeal that my dad went through with having his gold cross snatched off his necklace by two lowlifes, she had no interest listening to a thirty-second story. She was more interested in a sale than human interaction and connection. I didn't enjoy my time in this store. Anyway, I took her card, thanked her, and left. She did take down my cell number. A week later, she called me and left a voice message. During our discussion in the store, we spoke entirely in English. Her voice message was entirely in Cantonese. She assumed that I'd get it. I applaud the guess, but it was quite bold and sort of weird. I didn't feel any warmth in here. I get better reception at my dentist and I feel important. I felt like this place was more interested in sealing the deal on a sale than getting to know me. If we are speaking in English in the store, I'd expect that detail to translate in future communication, including a follow-up call. It was such a weird experience. I liked my time a Divine Jewellery better. (408)

It's ok. Pretty good prices and a good selection of popular styles. Sales tactics may seem a bit…read morepushy but it's pretty obvious so you can work around that. They do tend to push towards on-the-spot purchasing. Refunds basically do not exist once you've paid so there's that.