I am writing this to make a complaint about one of your staff. I believe her name is Rachel. She had a terrible, stuck up, hostile attitude, extremely unfriendly. Before explaining about my experience, I would like to suggest that you should allow customers to come in beforehand to choose their jewelry. It is unheard of that you only get a certain amount of time to choose jewelry and get a piercing done. You have a big selection and I am an indecisive buyer and i like to take my time choosing. Especially since i cannot take it off for 6 months after the piercing!!
So, regarding my complaint , I was asking your employee Rachel about different studs for my lobe piercing while feeling her horrible attitude the entire time, i could feel her attitude even under her mask . I tried to get the case of earrings close to me and she said ''dont touch'' in a mean manner. You can say dont touch, but there is a nice polite way to say it.
Then WHAT REALLY ticked me off , a beautiful multi stud earing caught my eye which was larger than the small ones i was looking at, so i asked about that. She looked at me as if i was crazy.. she kept on saying ''that one ? that one? really that one?? '' and then she looked at her colleague Jen, who is absolutely the kindest & sweetest btw, and said " I dont know whats going on here" as if to say im insane or something!!!. At that moment i was seriously contemplating walking out and not going ahead with my piercing. This is Not how you treat customers! If she doesn't know how to treat customers with utmost respect and friendliness , she shouldn't be working in a respectable store like this.
To add to that, the whole piercing is a scary, intimidating experince for many. Customers are usually nervous. You are suppose to have a warm welcoming environment to put clients at ease. Instead i felt a toxic, negative energy and space which made me even more nervous and i couldnt wait to get it over with and leave! Whats even more unfortunate is that you have a nice collection of jewelry and i adore diamonds, and i actually really wanted to come back and purchase a few, and bring my friends who have multiple piercings.. Unfortunately that wont be happening as i will not be returning. World renowned, jewelers like Maria Tash in NEW York, have such a welcoming kind environment, that really puts a customer at ease and takes away the fear and nervousness. This is New York! who are known for their snobiness. instead they were the sweetest any one can be.
Further, my piercer Tobias was friendly, good mannered, very professional and attentive. However, when you're talking to a client and want to instruct them to do something , you can say it once and let it go. They had told me not to touch the mirror as it will smudge.. They see me approach the mirror the first time and I was 2 feet away, no contact what so ever. After adjusting the 2nd ear. i approach the mirror again to check the new location and he gives me the same instruction not to touch the mirror again. At this point i am truly frustrated and just want to get the hell out of there. I am a Respected Dentist Not a 3 year old child. I didnt touch it the first time, I am not going to touch it the 2nd time. Repeating the instruction is Unnecessary. ( and to be honest, the instruction in the 1st place is unpleasant and unnecessary .. so what if a client smudges a mirror. you can get windex and clean it.. ) This is the differance between a good business that attracts clients from one that repels them away. Clearly customer service is not the priority here.
Its unfortunate that the entire experience felt like i was in a Military like , toxic, Negative setting and i can safely say i will never return nor recommend this place to anyone. read more