Bought a ring and had it sized. The ring fit perfectly on the first try…read more Also needed my 47 year old old wedding ring stretched (which was difficult as the ring looks like two rings coming together in the center.) They were able to resize my wedding ring in less than 5 days and it fit perfectly. You could not see any signs of where the repair was done.

Amazing selection of beautiful jewelry, love my new custom princess cut diamond studs! The staff is…read moresuper friendly and will definitely do everything they can to find what you're looking for! I highly recommend this local jeweler who has been serving our community for many many years!

A few months ago when my fiance and I got my ring back after getting it resized we immediately…read morenoticed issues with it. Two of the prongs were visibly shifted and the band had a deep scratch that had no been there before. This was obviously upsetting to even need to bring up, but my fiance did so very respectfully and graciously and we were met with hostility and defensiveness from Jean herself. I was appalled at the rudeness in The tone of her voice. My fiance and I have never had to get a ring resized before, we are new to this. Jean went on a rant to us about how she's been doing this "for forty years" and I just stood there wondering how she's gotten away with such awful customer service for that long. Jean did agree to take the ring back and fix the prongs and buff the band, although she denied that they were the ones that messed them up. After this encounter I learned that my fiancé and I are not the only ones who have had this kind of experience at Jeans Jewelers. TWO other couples I know have had similar experiences. One of them simply asked a worker at Jeans if they could copy down their diamond number for security reasons, and Jean rudely intervened and told them that if they thought their diamond was going to get stolen then they shouldn't hand it over. Good way to comfort Your clients! And my other friends had a bracelet resized and when it came back wrong and they brought it back, Jean was not happy to satisfy their needs. Look, I get that she has Been in the business for a long time, but that is no excuse for being hostile toward your customers. I will never recommend Jeans Jewelers to anyone. And I highly suggest you steer clear if you want a pain free process for your jewelry needs!

We were new to the area and needed some repair on our granddaughter's necklace. We were welcomed…read moreby Jean's staff, who did an excellent repair quickly. We have purchased gifts there since that time and have always been impressed with Jean' knowledge, selection, and excellent service. Great local business!

Elite has gone above and beyond again for us. Exceeding our expectations! We have been going to…read morethe Dulles and Winchester locations for 7 years and Eslam Elfky and most recently Tracey have always taken great care of us and provided amazing service and quality. My Husband surprised me with a new custom bridal set and it is stunning! Thank you again Elite!

Attention to every detail!…read more They do magnificent work here on their own designs, I was very impressed. The shop also has a really interesting, well-curated vintage/antique jewelry section. In addition for the holiday, they worked with a local florist and baker to make really sweet, thoughtful Valentine's gifts. I loved mine! They even involved my kids in gem exploration (check out their geode kits online). Even the thoughtfulness with which they wrapped and presented our purchase showed their attention to detail. They are all the reasons you want to shop local. So do!

I would like you to take a moment and sit back and picture a world where we did not yet know the…read morewords, "COVID-19" or "social distancing." This is the idyllic world we lived in, in late February 2020, when I strolled into my local small-town jeweler, Hunt Country Jewelers, and dropped off my diamond stud earrings to be reset in yellow gold. I dealt with Claire Cutshall and our interaction was pleasant and brief. She told me my earrings would be ready in about 2 weeks. Fast forward about two weeks into early March: schools are shutting down, people are hoarding toilet paper, and fear is running rampant. It is then that I get a phone call from Claire letting me know that while in transit to New York City, my diamond studs were stolen out of a package. This, my friends, was the first time I had ever heard that my diamonds were leaving the small hometown shop known to us as Hunt Country Jewelers. If you read their very own website's homepage you see they pride themselves on all of their in-house work. I was so shocked to hear that my diamonds were lost but was pacified by the owner's reassurances that she would make this right and replace them with "better" stones. The original diamonds were roughly 1/3 carat each but Claire insisted they were only 1/4 carat each and that I was mistaken about their size because they had a bezel setting, making them appear larger. Luckily for me, I had an old appraisal stating that I was correct about their carat weight. I should have known at this point that this business was going to attempt to cut corners in dealing with my issue, but sadly I did not. She did indeed replace my stones with ones that were reportedly slightly "better" and had them available for us to pick up. They looked fine enough, although certainly not very different than the ones I had dropped off, but Claire told me they were better so I trusted that. At this point, we were embroiled in the most stringent COVID restrictions and the idea of getting an outside appraisal, or frankly going into any brick-and-mortar store was almost unthinkable. I tucked them into my jewelry box and believed they had made the matter right. In October of 2020 things had somewhat settled down, so I took these earrings to a very trusted and long-established jeweler to have them graded and appraised. Much to my surprise and chagrin, they graded worse than Hunt Country Jewelers had told me in color, clarity, total carat weight, and overall value. When I contacted Hunt Country about this, the owner assured me that she had specs on the diamonds asserting that her information was correct. I had to contact her multiple times via phone, email, and even dropping in to get this information. She did offer to have them graded out of the setting in front of me, but at this point, I had frankly lost trust in their information and decided to instead go to a third independent jeweler. I am sad, though not surprised, to report that the third jeweler concluded that the second jeweler, and NOT Hunt Country Jewelers, was accurate. In conclusion, while the new stones were a relatively fair match to the originals, what I was most upset about was the dishonest assertion that they were a superior replacement to compensate me for the sentimental loss and then their defensiveness when confronted with this fact rather than a sincere apology. I clearly will not be darkening their doorway again in the future and would really caution you to think twice before you trust any jewelry you care about with Hunt Country Jewelers.

My daughter had a ring from her Mom with an emerald and 9 of 10 surviving diamond chips, and she…read morewears silver rather than the gold of this ring. A local chain jeweler offered to reset the stones in a new ring, doing what they could to preserve its character. Their estimate seemed a little pricey, though, but what did I know? Although my daughter preferred retaining as much of the ring as possible for sentimental reasons, she was open to doing this. Guided by positive reviews about jewelry restoration, we then visited family-owned White & Ivory Diamonds and Fine Jewelry in the Village at Leesburg. A daughter, Alina, greeted us. She was delightful to work with, asking questions about what would be important to us and coming up with some creative strategies. Alina suggested keeping the setting and the ring itself while strengthening it. It seemed ideal, so we put half down and let them do it. They did the work within the estimated time, communicating regularly via phone text, and I felt optimistic the whole time. They preserved and modified the setting to display eight of the diamond chips and kept the original clamps that had held fast all these years. The "odd" diamond went into a recessed hole on the inside of the ring - a hidden jewel! They reinforced the lower part of the ring so it would last and could be resized and plated the whole thing with white gold. The best part was it cost half what the chain estimated. I'm sure the chain would have done a fine job, but my daughter couldn't be happier with White and Ivory's creative craft work. We're so glad we gave them a shot!

Family owned and operated. Super nice employees and offer everything you should need in jewelry…read more Great location. Highly recommend

Came in for a watch repair and enjoyed looking around at the many other options they have. They…read morehave a nice selection of a state jewelry as well.

Great pieces and the service is second to none. If you need anything stop by and see Liz and she…read morewill take care of anything you need!

SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS ... the ladies who were working educated me on the hand selected glass…read moreblower, and potter, linens & soaps, and preserves/jelly/ fruit designed/grown by West Virginians. Estate/antique jewelry was a siren song ... and I caved. So many bracelets, rings. necklaced called to me. I bought my first Christmas gift. Local wines were available for tasting & purchase. The owner's sons design jewelry, create unique pieces, and perform repairs. There is an antique black beaded purse that wasn't for sale on the wall ... that I dreamt about last night ... a sign to buy it right??? They are on Instagram & Facebook.

I took my mother's engagement ring there to get mounted in a necklace but they lost it. The gave…read moreme a diamond necklace as a replacement, and the owner was very sorry, but the whole thing makes me sad.

nice people fair prices they know what they're doing. They fixed to watches for me right there…read morewhile I waited at a very fair price.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Took a ring my husband has had for 30+ years in to have the band…read morebuilt up and resoldered where he had worn the gold through. The band has already split again. Terrible, terrible workmanship! Save yourself the headache and go to a reputable jeweler who stands behind their work!