Do not go here for jewelry repair. It took a month and a half to get two of my rings back that I wanted re-sized. When I first dropped them off, they said it would take a week. A week passes, and they still didn't have them ready. This went on for a few weeks. And then finally, over a month after I dropped my rings off to get re-sized, they were ready to be picked up.
However, after a couple of week, both bands on my rings split in half. They were my grandmother's rings she had since she was a teenager. She gave them to me a couple of months before she died last year. They butchered my grandmother's rings. When I called the shop to ask for a refund because the rings split after a couple of weeks, the owner was VERY rude and dismissive towards me. He kept interrupting me as I was trying to come to a solution with him. Then he offered to fix them free of charge. He promised (literally said "I promise") that they would be done on a specific day. I went back to the shop to pick up my rings, and lo and behold... my rings weren't ready as I was promised. To top it off, my rings were not even in the same town, let alone in neighboring cities. I knew he took them to another place to work on them, but I was under the impression that the place was in Fredericksburg or Spotsylvania. Nope. They were in Richmond. To make matters even more stressful and aggravating for me, the owner wasn't even the one who fixed them. Some other guy was. I had no clue who this person was, his skill level, his level of trustworthiness, etc. I did not find out that my rings were in Richmond being worked on by a complete stranger until the co-owner told me when I went there on the day that I was "promised" they'd be ready by. Being that they were my grandmother's rings, were close to 70 years old, and the fact that she died and they were the last thing I had of hers, I lost sleep. My hair was falling out from the anxiety. I was racked with anxiety so bad I had constant heartburn. I had panic attacks and cried a few times. My grandma is dead, and those two rings were the very last gifts she gave to me before she died. About two or three weeks passed and I FINALLY got my grandmother's rings back. It's been a couple of weeks and thankfully they have not fallen apart or split again.
The ONLY thing that was accomplished by going to them for jewelry repair was that they essentially butchered my rings and to say that I experienced extreme anxiety while my rings were all the way in Richmond with God only knows who "working" on them, is an understatement.
I will NEVER EVER go back to them again. The only reason why I gave them one star (I'm a generous person) was because the co-owner was very kind, respectful, and apologetic.
The entire ordeal went on from the middle of this past May until the first week of August. The amount of time it took for them to just do their job was nothing short of offensive and deplorable.
The owner never called me to apologize or anything of the sort. He kept going back on his word, broke his promises multiple times, and mutilated my grandmother's rings.
Each time I talked to him he was rude and dismissive. The co-owner was the one who kept in contact with me and respected my frustrations regarding the whole situations.
Do not go here. They charged less than other places in Stafford to re-size rings, but saving the 10 or 20 bucks is not worth it at all. I am honesty dumbfounded as to how this business is still operating. read more