Love this small jewelry store, stocked with beautiful pieces. This is also a favorite location for…read moreme to go to when I want to sell gold.

My go to place for repairs. I've made a few purchases of unique jewelry. Someone wrote a review…read morethat this business is racist because they didn't buy their gold. I've sold lots of gold to them. I'm black.

This engagement ring is everything I ever dreamed of and more. My fiancé picked the most beautiful…read morediamond ring, and I fall in love with it all over again every time I look at it. The craftsmanship is stunning, the diamond sparkles from every angle, and it feels so special knowing he chose it just for me. It's not only a gorgeous piece of jewelry, but a symbol of our love and future together. I couldn't be happier with this ring and will cherish it for the rest of my life. Thank you Hayes jewelers for treating my fiancé with kindness and respect

So this place has been a great place to shop for jewelry for as long as I can remember, I came here…read morewith my parents when I was young, and I have bought a lot of jewelry from Hayes, but my son was looking for a promise Ring for his Girlfriend. So we went in there I don't know the lady's name that helped us but she looked to be about 80, We told her he was looking for a yellow gold ring with some type of hearts and diamonds in the ring. Not Silver, Not white gold and definitely not a stone from her birth year because she don't like the color purple and she is a fan of the yellow gold. Well then that's all she wanted to show us from then on. White gold. Silver. And those damn purple stones. But then after 30 minutes or so in there my son finds a ring he wanted to THINK ABOUT and POSSIBLY come back and get it. We said no but thank you for your time and help being polite. She walked away but shortly came back over and proceeded to ask if the ring was a gift or if he was just going to give it to his girlfriend. He was confused so I stepped in and spoke up, I told her it was a Gift and he wasn't sure if he was going to buy it today, but once again thank you for all your help and assistance. She was very persistent on him to buy today But after telling her we wasn't buying today she got very hastily and got an attitude and walked off. She wasn't as pleasant when we left as she was when we walked into the store. My 18 year old son said if he was to return he would not deal with her and would not buy anything from her Because he didn't want her to make any commission from the sale. Not just because of the attitude but simply because the whole time we were there we had to keep telling her not that no not that color stone or gold.. Everyone there is ALWAYS very pleasant AFTER SEEING THAT TYPE OF RESPONSE I DOUBT I WILL BE BACK

They are SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!! I dare you to prove me wrong,…read moreLol Seriously... Dwon, Sandy, everyone there is fantastic! If you are looking for STUNNING Jewelry, or if you need a consult? A repair? Etc.? They've got you covered! So Please go check them out! You'll see! ;)

I received a notice about this estate event and it prompted me to inform people about what happened…read moreto me at State St. Jewelers. In June 2023 the diamond fell out of my engagement ring. I took it into State Street Jewelers along with my other heirloom antique family ring. I was having trouble with the antique ring staying stones up because the their weight of the stones and the atrophy of my finger. They showed me various ways of correcting the problem with their best suggestion being the setting that opens like a claim shell with an instrument that opens the setting in half. I was told I needed one new diamond in the antique ring because one was chipped in addition to the new setting to keep the ring from rolling under to the palm of my hand. I also elected to upgrade my wedding band from a band with diamonds going 3/4 of the way around to a full eternity ring with larger diamonds. With the larger diamonds, it was too much to continue to wear all three rings on on one finger so I opted to have my engagement stone placed in an earring setting and bought an addition stone that was the closest stone to match. We pay a lot of money for the new setting, the replacement stone for one that I was told was damaged, a new eternity band with more diamonds, an additional diamond to match my engagement diamond and then to have both of those made into earrings. After all was done and delivered I was happy with the looks. The earring were fine and the eternity ring was fine, Unfortunately, after only wearing the antique ring for a short period of time the clam shell setting popped open for no reason. When it popped open my ring fell off. Fortunately it fell in the car and I was able to locate it. I took it in and they adjusted it. Then it happened again. I took it in again. All of these incidents happened in a short period of time after receiving the ring. I felt that the setting was defective but State Street insisted on doing minor adjustments and returning it to me. In October we moved from Greensboro to Maryland. After arriving the same problem continued to persist with the clam shell popping open with no cause or reason. I contacted State Street and let them no about the issue. I was told that I would have to return to Greensboro to have anything done to fix the ring because they would need to have my finger. I am not driving 7 hours to have them fix a ring that I was having problems with before we left. I continued to wear it a short time after arriving in Maryland until the frequently in which it opened on it's own made it too risky and I have not worn my ring for a year. I am very disappointed that with the amount of money we spent and the problems I had right after receiving the ring. Their only solution was for me to return personally to Greensboro. The setting was clearly defective and should have been replaced after the second time it popped open. All the money we paid to State Street jeweler and I am going to have to pay for a new band here in Maryland. A band that was clearly defective from the start. So think twice about doing business with State Street unless you are absolutely sure you will never be leaving Greensboro. I got a defective band and now the cost of replacing that is going to be on me. To say I am disappointed and unhappy is putting it mildly.

My wife and I were married when I was young, and still up and coming. Back then, I explained to her…read morethe quality of Moissanite and how she could have a much bigger, high quality stone if she let me go that way. She agreed (she is a champ). But 20 years later, and two years into retirement...she told me she wanted a diamond, and how could I argue. So on our last vacation, we stopped by a few jewelry stores in the mountains and she got her diamond. But we bought the ring at one place, and then found the band used in another. They were different sizes, so I took this new "collection" to Ring Master to see if they could make one ring out of them, in a single size. I tell ya, I am retired military, not retired Elon Musk. Haha, that means my family live very comfortably, but we don't have money just to throw away. When I walked into this place, I saw that they have a little bar set up with black label liquor for their customers. The old Sailor in me thought "uh oh...this is gonna cost me!" While I waited, I started thinking of how I was going to B.S. my way out of it, when I heard their pricing. But then Jeremy came out. This guy took his time with me. He established his credibility, and then took me through every detail of what had to be done. Then I thought "D__n, I like this guy and he seems very competent. I wish I didn't already know he was about to show me how they afford to have a free bar in this joint." After all of that, we got to it. I looked him in the eye, he looked me in the eye and we talked numbers. That was the biggest surprise of the day. He's not cheap, mind you (quality never is), but he was surprisingly reasonable. My internal value calculator said to me "self, you handsome devil, you will get quality work here and he just gave you a number that you can swing pretty comfortably." So I left him my wife's new rings, and also my Grandfather's pinkie ring and my old Navy ring that I wear daily (I had just lost 65 pounds, so my own rings needed resizing as well). I picked them all up yesterday and...yeah man...my instincts about this guy were right. All the rings were flawless! Hell, I never even knew that mine were supposed to shine, but man...not only did they fit again but the white gold on one and sterling of the other downright sparkled! The Navy ring even has a section where there is black paint outlining the silver anchors on the side and he went in and touched that up to make my 30 year old ring look brand new! The diamonds on my wife's band were rearranged to match up with the diamonds on her ring and...man oh man was she thrilled at the results of Jeremy's work! Then, when I was leaving, they told me to bring them back any time for free cleaning! I was just looking for a resizing and soldering together on my wife's separately purchased rings. I GOT three rings resized, repaired and detailed to perfection...for a number that did not kill me. Could I have just gotten resizing "cheaper." Probably. But I also could have told my wife "no" after she sported the Moissanite the young punk version of me bought her, for 20 years. Why do things if you aren't going to do them right? These guys do it right. HIGHLY recommended.

They were very friendly and helpful. Although I bought the earrings elsewhere, they were willing to…read morefix them for a very reasonable price. Their space is comfortable and welcoming. They did an excellent job.

I have been searching for my dream coin, the 1909-S VDB Lincoln Penny for years. Coins & Stuff had…read morebeen in my back yard and I never had a chance to stop in. So glad I had the chance yesterday. When I walked in I was warmly greeted by everyone. Mr. Jim showed me the graded coin which was priced very fairly. I picked up the coin I have wanted since the 1970's today---as well as another selection. Very very happy with the quality of my selections. Coins & Stuff has been around for a reason. They are very active in the community and children's ministries. I will be supporting this business as I continue my collections.

The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. He will make you his friend. I've bought gold and…read moresilver coins from this business at great prices even sold a ring to them for a friend. They gave more than any other offers. The main thing I like about this place is the owner will check your items to make sure they are what they are supposed to be. Great experiences here!

Great service and beautiful work! Highly recommend! Jewelry is still on after a year and a half and…read morestill looks great!

Terry Kahn and Karen Lester are professional, responsive, knowledgeable and skilled. I have used…read moretheir appraisal, buying/selling and repair services for years and am always very pleased . I also applaud their honesty and integrity .

I can't say enough good things about Jewelry Appraisals of NC!!!!…read more I called to ask if I needed an appointment and although she said I did she fit me in that day. She asked what I needed appraised and what I was looking to get out of the appointment. I was very clear with her on the phone that I was looking to authenticate a piece I bought online and that I would not be getting paperwork. Which means the appraisal is free. They only charge if you want paperwork to insure the item. I was a little hesitant because everywhere else wanted to charge just to look at the piece. But I went in and Karen was amazing! She looked at the piece thoroughly with several pieces of equipment and went to ask her other appraiser to double check her thoughts. She didn't even ask me what I paid for the item until after she gave me all her findings and thoughts. So I know she wasn't just telling me what I wanted to hear. (A little background... I brought in an antique camphor glass necklace. The value of it is in its age and detail not so much the material. It is really valued more as a piece of art then a piece of jewelry. Because if you scrapped it the materials would be worth very little). She was spot on what I paid for it. So I was relieved that I didn't over pay. Especially understanding that a piece like I had the value is a bit subjective. And even though Karen knew she wasn't going to make a penny she took all the time in the world to answer every last question I had very thoroughly. She even took the time to give a look at my vintage engagement ring and talk about that. She gave me estimates to fix some things and was not pushy at all. And the price to fix the items was pennies . Furthermore, had I wanted a written appraisal their prices are very low compared to other jewelry stores. And here is the thing folks. They are APPRAISERS. This is what they do!!! Not a side hustle for a jewelry store, this is what they dedicate there knowledge to!!! I will forever be taking all my pieces to Karen and Jewelry Appraisers of NC for appraisals and repairs and I suggest you all do the same!!!!!

This store has been around forever, originally on Elm Street years ago. The jewelry selection is…read moregreat for a quick gift, and nothing is over priced. The best feature of this store is that they do jewelry repairs, watch batteries and ring sizing.