Large selection of everything. Spent a rainy afternoon wandering the isles. Picked up a couple of…read moremust haves to add to my collection. Staff was friendly and prompt.

They have a great variety of things that everyone can find something they love. When you think…read moreyou've finished the isles there just seems to be a whole other half of the store. Huge place and finds.

Buyer Beware: Our Experience with Fabulous Finds Estate Sales…read more I made myself wait six months to write this review hoping to do so objectively. I can now objectively say this was one of the worst experiences of my life. We hired Andrea Vitale with Fabulous Finds Estate Sales to provide the online auction of the contents of my parents' home. After my beloved parents passed away 25 days apart in 2020, my brother and I kept their home as a hub for our family. When my brother passed away unexpectedly, I made the painstaking decision to sell the home. A buyer came quickly, so an auction of contents was imminent. My goals were: 1) to honor my parents through the thoughtful transition of their belongings, 2) to support their grandchildren through the proceeds, and 3) to move as peacefully through the process as possible. Andrea responded to the form I submitted on EstateSales.net, stating, "We founded our company to address the lack of integrity we observed elsewhere. Our mission is to guide you through one of life's most challenging times with compassion, trust, and transparency." Of the three companies we interviewed, Andrea presented the most comprehensive plan. We contracted for specific timelines: when items would be sorted, when the auction would go live, its duration, buyer inspections and pickups, disposal of unsold items, and payment. I emphasized more than once that we needed at least six days post-auction to clean and make repairs before closing. Andrea assured me the timeline was easily achievable. What happened was the opposite. Not a single part of the contract was honored. I have texts where I expressed concern about delays and asked--respectfully--if we should consider another company. Each time, Andrea assured me all was well... until she stopped responding entirely. The auction went live three weeks late--just one week before our closing date. I only discovered it was live while researching EstateSales.net to explore legal options. I left for my hometown not knowing if she'd even show up to manage pickup day. Of the 600+ lots, only about half were listed online. The lots were supposed to be live for 5-7 days; none were up for more than 36 hours--some for only a few hours. Advertising? One Facebook post the day the auction closed. (Sidenote: when I mentioned that Andrea had taken on another auction during our contract period, she blocked my entire family from her Facebook page, preventing us from viewing activity or posting reviews.) Because only half the lots were listed, even after buyers picked up items, the house remained full--with just three days left before closing. Andrea then presented three options: 1) a lump-sum buyout with Fabulous Finds clearing the house, 2) transferring items to a future Fabulous Finds sale, or 3) moving them to my late brother's home for a future sale. We immediately rejected Option 3--it would have caused more chaos for our grieving family. Before we could decide between Options 1 and 2, Andrea rescinded both, leaving only the option we had already declined. I was stunned. At that point, it was clear Andrea's word could not be trusted. I couldn't risk being left with a house full of belongings on closing day. I asked her to collect her things and leave, and I began the process of clearing the home myself. Perhaps the most unsettling part of the experience was the gross lack of accountability. Andrea blamed the delays on a contractor who wasn't even hired until after deadlines had passed. She claimed there were more items than expected, though she toured the home and helped create the timeline. She suggested our family caused delays, though we always responded within hours--generally minutes. The delay was due to her disappearing from the project for three weeks, not our actions. Andrea eventually reduced her commission--but only by 5%, which was woefully inadequate given the financial and emotional toll. We lost more than half the auction proceeds, and the stress was enormous during an already difficult time. An estate sale is inherently emotional and stressful. When a company promises to "sell every available item" and "empty the home during the dates of auction" and fails miserably on both counts, it's important others are warned. Please proceed with caution. This is a company that cannot be trusted.

From the owner: At Fabulous Finds Estate Sales, L.L.C., we understand that an estate sale is rarely just a sale —…read moreit’s often part of a significant life change. Our role is to bring structure, organization, and steady guidance to a process that can otherwise feel overwhelming. If you or someone you know is navigating downsizing, relocation, or an estate transition, I would be honored to help. Guiding families through life’s transitions with steadiness and care.

The attention to detail and quality sets this jeweler apart for any other I have worked with here…read morein Wichita. Thank you for all your help bring together my design and adding style that you bring to all your work!!!

I took my Breitling in for repair and checkup. Wow. These folks went out of their way to get the…read morepart my watch needed. This is the place to go if you value service and quality. These guys are the real deal: honest and straightforward. And quality of care is beyond reproach. Go!!!

Monica was amazing, and she and her staff were so helpful through the whole process. They helped us…read moredesign a custom ring based on an online design we liked, along with a custom necklace. Neither one was an easy ask, but they worked with us and made sure we got exactly what we wanted. Thank you so much, Monica!

Our goal of this review is that it would be fair and factual as to our recent custom ring…read moreexperience. My wife and I originally walked into Jewelry Savers October 4th and inquired about making a custom ring using two rings I gave her. The first was our wedding band and the second was an anniversary ring I gave her. They assured us that they could make a ring that matched the design she had provided them. The first picture is the ring desired although my wife wanted green birth stones instead of gray. The second is the first ring they produced, the last is the final ring we paid for. In November they had a wax mold ready to review prior to ring being created. We went in and the wax mold was not what my wife had asked for. We went back in to review the next wax mold, and the design was not what we had asked for but they told us that it was not possible to create what my wife wanted and this was the best it could be. Now while this was not ideal, we thought it might turn out ok and also felt our backs were against the wall as they had already removed all of the stones from our rings. What was presented as the finished product was in my wife's friends' words "a superbowl ring" My wife was in tears upon pick up. The jewels appeared smushed into the gold with no prongs visible at all. We shared we were not happy with it. At this point Monica took over - in fairness to jewelry savers they told us we would have to pay for the original ring labor as well as the new ring labor so they were upfront with us. However again - we really felt like we had no choice. My wife hated the ring and had given up both her wedding band and anniversary ring (both of which hold high emotional value) It took from October to July to produce a ring that is close to what my wife wanted from the beginning. We went in to look at it and spoke with Monica - She shared that she was disappointed in how things had worked out. I indicated we would be unable to recommend Jewelry savers based on this experience since it felt that A. We waited 9 months for a custom ring and B. We ultimately feel we were charged twice. She shared that they had been short staffed and that the first person who told us what we wanted was not possible was not employed there anymore. Clearly the ring was possible since they produced it later on. She asked for time to review with "her jeweler" to see if a discount could be provided based on our poor experience. The next day she called back and offered about 200 dollars off. Since the first ring cost 1800 that did not really seem like a company reflecting on how a customer might feel about their experience. I told her that I did not want the discount and that we would pay full price. Upon pick up she provided the discount anyway which actually made my wife upset because I had told her not to accept it so that we could leave a review accordingly. Our principle is worth more than 200 dollars. I intend to go in there next week to pay them for the remainder. Our recommendation is that you think carefully about whether or not to do a custom ring here. Ask a lot of questions because the wax mold is really not a good indicator of the finished product (at least that was our first experience). We are grateful for Monica working with my wife to produce something she really likes, however it should have happened that way the first time.