Mr. Murphy offered watch repair for my father in law's watch from WWII that was exceptional. We…read morewere very thankful to be referred to him, and will highly recommend their services, including custom elk ivory rings like my sweetheart has always dreamed of owning.

From the owner: Just for you...Custom Designed, Hand Crafted, Personal Touch. 35 years of pleasing people!…read moreCustom repair of jewelry and watches. Watch Battery Replacement (my special operation of careful cleaning of cases and bracelets, resealing, and fresh batteries)!

We took our beautiful one-of-a-kind ring from my grandmother in to get the size right for my hand…read more I was impressed with their customer service and hometown exceptional service like the 'good ole days'.

$20 to size a watch band seems ridiculous. On top of that when they were done they decided that the…read moreten minutes it took them was too hard so they charged me $25!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never again. Don't go there if you are looking for work on jewelry. What a rip off!

TERRIBLE. Completely scratched my new $600 watch while sizing it, charged me, and sent me on my way.read more

Brought my watch in to get a simple link out, gives it to me all unattached and says I don't want…read moreto deal with it. Ended up going to the jeweler around the block to not only put it back together but also get the link out. Rasmussen's is much better

We stopped here several times during our Laramie visit to ogle all of the lovely items available:…read more Jewelry, garments, household goods, kid-centric, and artwork of prints, photos, and sculptures. A final visit to purchase gifts and souvenirs for ourselves and loved ones as well as a hostess gift for our trip coordinator was a thrill. Staff person was so helpful and accommodating with packaging our fragile items to assure each made a safe return home intact. The building itself is also a sight to behold and unable to miss. Large mural depicting Wyoming sites and sights (featuring a pronghorn) was easily seen as we meandered through the downtown area doing our sightseeing. State and county tax combined is also less than just our state tax that we have back home, so an even greater value and with definite quality of items.

All work by local artists and makers. Friendly staff. Don't miss the gorgeous mural of a pronghorn…read moreon the side of the building. The staff person here also pointed us to some other cool murals in the area, which was much appreciated.

This western shop had the best selection of cowboy goods and souvenirs that we have come across…read moreduring our trip west. The store owner was so kind and hospitable, and helped us find the perfect boots and hats. Superior prices than Jackson, and beautiful authentic turquoise pieces that don't break the bank. If you're thinking of stopping, you won't regret it.

Basic western wear store. The selection was of the mass-produced, very mainstream variety. The…read morestore is conveniently located. Besides that, after my experience, it has no appeal for me. The lady I encountered was off-putting and rude. Would I return? Insert two letter answer here: .

Best store in Southern Wyoming for western decor. Two floors of unique items to transform your home…read morefrom suburban bland to cowboy cool.

From the name, Bent and Rusty, I had anticipated antiques. Not true. Inventory is new, retail items…read moreat artisan prices. Not a single employee said, "hello" or "can I help you". Apparently it is more important to fluff up displays than chat with clients. Too bad because I would have like to purchase a "pallet flag" but since I was not important enough to speak to, I left without purchasing anything. Especially interesting since I was the only client in the store.

I just had my wedding ring fixed here. Not only was the service amazing, and the people so very…read moreattentive but the cost was reasonable I felt so good having them fix my ring , never worried a minute about it . My ring has never looked so good!! Thank you so much to the staff and jeweler who fixed my ring. And thanks to the pup for keeping me company

Guess you have to catch these people on the right day…read more A little background, I sold 7.5 grams of gold ($3,300 spot price at the time) for $725. Not a bad rate on that so I came back with 10 grams a couple months later (again, $3,300 spot price), and the guy offers me $690 for it. $690 for 10 grams of gold is over 35% below today's spot price. That's not just a lowball offer; it borders on predatory, especially from a professional jeweler who should know better. And their response: "We regret that our offer did not align with your expectations. Our pricing is based on market and what we are willing to buy items for, and if you opt not to sell the item to us, you are free to sell it independently to any other interested party." For a business that advertises themselves as giving the best prices for gold, that seems dishonest. If I'd have known I was going to get lowballed, I wouldn't have wasted my time. Just be honest and say, "We're going to give you 35% below today's spot price." How you conduct business is important. How you treat people is important. Being crooks -- in time this business is going to pay for that. That is, if it hasn't already.