Had two watches repaired recently quality work and reasonable prices. I highly recommendread more

DO NOT get your jewelry repaired here! I've had multiple necklaces and bracelets repaired here…read moremultiple times and every piece of jewelry I get repaired here breaks in the same exact place it was "repaired"within a few months. These people are scam artists, if you actually want your jewelry repaired DO NOT bring it to smith and sons!

My husband and I got our wedding bands here a couple months ago. The owner was kind, efficient, and…read moreconsiderate. I don't buy a lot of jewelry, but the prices seemed reasonable. The business is clearly invested in the community and it shows. The owner ordered our rings on the spot and the timeline he quoted was accurate. It was everything that a small, local business that one would want. This business has been around a long time for a reason! While we were there, I also saw a lot of items that would be great for birthday or other life event presents- tie clips, birthstone earrings, saint medals. They really seem to cater to most jewelry needs.

I was asked by Mark why I didn't bring the ring back.... I…read moreDID! THREE TIMES And I believe $250 to repair four prongs shouldn't cost that much! I would highly recommend avoiding this jeweler. He never even apologized for the trouble of having me to come back to the shop more than once!

I broke the chain on my Tiffany's necklace. Tiffany's wanted a couple weeks to do it, but Smith &…read moreSon said they could fix it in just a couple days, for $25 cheaper. It looks fantastic. You would never know it broke! I'd absolutely recommend them for jewelry chain repair!

We needed a watch battery and stopped in. Service was phenomenal and personal. The jeweler…read morecharged us $5 and gained new clients- we will go back for jewelry and the personal service that was given

Rick was very friendly and helpful. My daughter's bracelet that was engraved with my parents…read morehandwriting broke in half. This bracelet was extremely special to her as my parents have passed away. I figured it wasn't going to be able to be repaired but Rick was able to duplicate the writing on another bracelet and helped to get just the right fit. We have definitely found our go-to Jeweler going forward. Highly recommend!

Simply put, RJ Stohr Jewelers excels. Several weeks ago, I was in town visiting family, and my…read morecladdagh ring broke. On a recommendation, I brought it to Stohr for the repair. While there, we also asked them to take a 36" strand of pearls which my wife inherited from her mother and make two 18" strands for our granddaughters. Frankly, I was surprised at the prices of the pearls and the repair. Fast forward a few weeks and we were back in town and brought in several pieces for cleaning and repairs. Yeah, these folks are so good at what they do, and so reasonable in their pricing that we now save our jewelry issues for RJ Stohr Jewelers. I'd like to think, of all their customers, we travel the furthest to do business with them. But, given how good they are and how well they treat their customers, I'm sure they have many long-distance customer relationships. Keep up the good work, Rick, Ben, Norm, and everyone at RJ Stohr Jewelers!

I had this company change batteries and size my 3 watches exclusively from 2008 to 2012. Over…read morethese years, 2 of these watches experienced problems I had initially chalked up to wear and tear. Watches do not last forever, necessarily. I had a Fossil watch I've owned for probably 3 years. in 2011, I took it in because I guessed the battery had died. I was told when they changed the battery, that it did not work anymore. No further explanation could be given. I had a Diesel watch I owned for probably 5 years. In 2009, I took it in for the same reason. This watch takes multiple batteries for different reasons. When the one for the time went out, I asked them to replace the one for the date also -- it had stopped working a few months prior. I was told that the date function no longer worked. I moved away from that area and took these 2 watches to a local jeweler this afternoon, just to see what could be done. I like the watches and really can't afford to buy new ones. He opened the watches in front of me and showed me what these people did. On the Fossil, the bottom battery connector was completely missing out of the watch and the gasket on the back cover was gone. I may as well throw the thing out. It hasn't worked since last year and there's no way anyone there is going to acknowledge they ruined it, much less worked on it months ago. I don't like that they KNEW why the watch didn't work and it was most likely their own fault because they possibly carelessly removed the old battery and ripped the connector out with it. On the Diesel, the employee somehow managed to stick a battery on top of the top battery connector... meaning, it wasn't even attached to the watch. It needed to be placed between the two connectors and here, clearly, they forced it to sit on top of the fitting. The readout actually works and the battery sat awkwardly in the wrong position for THREE other battery changes. Nobody noticed the error all that time. Unfortunately, it hadn't worked since 2009 and I had to ask the jeweler to program it since I hadn't the slightest idea anymore. I'll be contacting the store manager or owner on this problem. I'm really upset about their neglience and lack of education to do something they should be able to do routinely. Again, I don't expect anything out of it because I have no proof because when the watch didn't work, I didn't pay -- therefore didn't receive a receipt. But, he or she should be aware. So should you.

My gramps needed a battery replaced in a very old watch, we're talking 40 years or more. I walked…read morein, they did it in 10 minutes. No problems. I wish they would've had a larger selection of watches to purchase though.

"Girl you had me dangling, like a yo-yo on a string, But…read morewith you at the controls I could accomplish anything" (The Kinks) One of the side effects of seeing your body weight yo-yo is that your rings don't fit you like they used to. My Class of 1975 college ring fit me very well in 1975. But as time went by and my weight went up, it became very tight and uncomfortable, so I went to a jeweler and had it enlarged. Well, fast forward to today where my considerable amount of weight loss came with a side effect. Now my ring was so loose if I shook my hand, it would zoom off my finger as though it was connected to a sling shot. On more than one occasion, when I was scraping a dinner plate into the trash, the ring went flying into the pail along with the left-over peas and carrots. Which explains why I popped into Riches Jewelers to see if they could remedy the situation. The owner Rich looked at the ring, saw how the 50-year-old band had been stretched out and was thinning from that original repair and aging, and said he wasn't sure it could be salvaged. He measured my ring finger to get an accurate size and told me he needed to do some investigation before he could give me a repair budget. A week later he called me with a number that seemed fair, so I gave him a go ahead. Well, I picked it up today and I have to tell ya, that guy Rich is a miracle worker. Yes, it fits now. Basically, he rebuilt the back of the band, rounded the old squished oval shape, and even etched in the design lines to match the original. He cleaned and polished it, removed all the dirt and gunk from the crevices, and it looks gorgeous. His price was $125 plus tax. I love my college ring! It looks so nice that years ago I once had a student ask me if it was a Super Bowl ring! Anyway, thank you Rich, he is as honest and pleasant as anyone I've dealt with in a long, long time.

Stopped in for the first time today to have a battery changed in my wife's watch. The owner did it…read morequickly and for a great price:) My wife much appreciated the gesture. We will be back next time we are shopping for new jewelry.

Just moved to the area and needed a watch battery. Staff was very welcoming and while I was used…read moreto waiting two days in Newtown, my watch was not only ready in three hours, it was cheaper that my jeweler in Newtown. I am now a regular

Over the course of four years, this small store has exemplified the notion of great customer…read moreservice. Their stock is appealing, their prices seem fair (and they always take seriously your limits) and their willingness to help is just wonderfully satisfying. Whether you're buying jewelry or just getting watch batteries (which we do a lot of), it's always a pleasure to do business here. We admire their consistency.

Very kind, helpful, and honest service. I also enjoyed seeing the shop filled with mechanical…read moreclocks and watches in various stages of repair. Clearly someone who is dedicated to his trade and takes pride in honoring the craft of clock and watchmaking.

Did a great job restoring my Mother's wall clock. It isn't anything fancy, but she liked it, and…read morenow that she is gone, I try to keep it running and Jim did a great job. Runs like new. Communication was great so not sure of the experience some other reviewers said about no answer or not returning calls to messages left. He called and left a message after diagnosing the issues, I called and they answered during published business hours. Reasonable cost and supper good customer service. Will take all my timepieces there.

Knowledgeable horologist and excellent service. Reasonable battery prices for all my 51 watchesread more

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