My fiancé bought my engagement ring here, which is beautiful by the way!! The quality is superior…read moreand the design is one of a kind. We went back to buy our wedding bands. I had a custom wedding band made to fit my engagement ring. It turned out beautiful and exactly what I was wanting. He also loves his wedding band that he ordered. The owner is wonderful!! Very helpful and accommodating and I felt the prices were very fair. Will for sure be back for future jewelry purchases!!

I've come here quite a few times to have broken jewelry repaired/resized, and it has always been a…read morelovely experience. The pricing feels very fair.

Probably the most pleasant customer service experience I've had - and I was a walk-in unknown…read morecustomer too. This is a wonderful jeweler's and I can attest to such, as a diamond cutter of thirty years experience.... I was not charged (even when I insisted) for polishing a personal piece of jewelry-

I debated on writing this but the more I think about it, it just doesn't feel right so figured I'd…read moreshare to give others a heads up. No complains about the repair - they did a great job! I took in a wedding ring crown that has 5 diamonds on it since I had lost one of the diamonds. Upon bringing it in, Josh let me know they could fix it and was already bagging it up without even giving a quote. I then asked for a quote since I'd gotten one from the original maker of the ring. I had let him know the quote he gave which was $390-425 was higher than what they quoted. But ultimately decided I'd rather have it fixed locally than send it out since I didn't want to wait (which I voiced verbally). He took a closer look and said they could do it for $425. I said okay because after shipping costs, it would only be ~$40 more than sending it to the maker. He said okay, and that he'd pick out the diamond today and I'd have it back the following week. 2 full weeks went by before it was ready so I was already a bit annoyed since that was likely the same turn around if I mailed it to the maker! But then when I went to pick it up, the price was $595+tax. I asked why the price difference (and refreshed his memory on our convo at drop off) and he just said okay we can do it for $495. So not only did it take just as long, but in the end after tax I spent over $100 more than what I would have spent if I sent it to the maker.

Was able to fix my watch band closure in 5 minutes while I waited. Pricing was also incredibly…read morereasonable. Recommend for any watch repair needs in the area.

Dropped in for a new watch battery. Was told it would be about 15 minutes, so I waited. Although…read morethe wait time was short, I'm now very skeptical and lack any trust with this store. My "new battery" only lasted one week. Hopefully their jewelry repair is better quality, but I'll never know since I won't be doing business with them again.

This is the second review I'm putting up here because the team at Ben Bridge Tukwila is truly…read moreexceptional. Who would've thought that over the last year I could build such a long-lasting relationship with them. My wife and I stopped by again and made another purchase with Marites (Tess) recently. As usual, she provided us with an amazing experience. She was attentive in helping us selecting the right piece and was able to source it in a timely manner. She was able to assist me acquiring the coveted Tudor black bay chronograph heritage reverse panda edition on stainless steel bracelet. As a watch collector, I value the process and experience behind watch collecting. Meeting the right people to help you along the collecting journey plays a tremendous part in deciding whether watch collecting is a pleasant experience or not. Tess is not just a "sales associate" she's a dear friend of mine now. We can talk about anything from our families, food, vacations, and everything in between. I look forward to continuing my relationship with Tess for every milestone and hoping one day obtaining my grail watch.

The salesman that didn't help us sure was dressed well. As he dismissed my wife and I and went to…read morethe other side of the store to stand and look at his phone, we decided that we would purchase her Rolex at another establishment. Shame.

Went in to get a wedding band resized. Amazing price and turnaround time compared to others in the…read morearea!

I have been dealing with Dan Sanford for many years; his creative talent, honesty, and friendly…read moremanner keeps bringing me back to his shop - even tho I have moved out of state. Marci Taylor

this store is so cute. great for buying last minute gifts before your flight home!!!…read more pricing on things arent bad at all. considering its a gift shop in an airport! i recommend anyone coming here to kill some time.

I peeked into Fireworks Gallery minutes after deplaning in Seattle. Not because I'm an idiot who…read moreshops for souvenirs on the first day of a trip, but because I'm an idiot who forgot to put shoes on her two-year-old before leaving for the airport back home. I kind of thought you could buy most essentials at the airport, but it turns out children's shoes are not a typical travel need, at least when they aren't being worn by traveling children. Fireworks did carry children's slippers, which caught my eye as I passed, as well as a nice assortment of unique, crafty toys and gifts. Unfortunately, my five-year-old followed me into the store and zeroed in on a tiny, colorful finger puppet in the shape of a parrot. He asked me to buy it for him, and I declined, telling him we weren't getting a souvenir before we even left the airport. He was upset by this to the point of tears, but I managed to get us out of there. We had a wonderful time in Seattle, and to his credit, the five-year-old behaved well the whole trip (and the two-year-old got new shoes). When I saw Fireworks Gallery again by our departure gate, I decided at the last possible second to stop in and get him the parrot. It was one of several Folkmanis finger puppets in a wire basket. I picked it up along with a bunny rabbit and went to check out. There was a short line at the register--I guess this shop gets decent traffic--and by the time I was up, my husband was calling to tell me we were boarding. This is how I paid $36.36 for two finger puppets that cost $10 apiece online. Fireworks got me good, but my boys do love their little puppets, which are soft and cute and well made. The wares here are definitely nicer and less generic than at your average airport store. It might cost you, though, if you wander in there with your kids.

I had an almost antique Citizen women's watch with a pearl face and diamonds at 12-3-6-9. It had…read morestopped working, and another watch repair place said it wasn't worth it to put a battery in it. After a couple of years of looking at it and another watch in the bottom of my jewelry box, I decided to try again to get them fixed. I dropped them off, and checked back with them the next week (this was during January Snowmageddon) and they quoted me $32.99 each for total cleaning, new battery, new seal on back of the case. I thought fantastic! After a couple days, I checked back and was told they were ready. When I got there, he had not only fixed them, cleaned them, and they were running and the date and time was set for me, he had noticed a couple tiny crystals in my other watch were missing, and he replaced them free of charge!! I am so grateful to Watch Remedy for fixing my watches! He did an amazing job - professional, timely, and really above & beyond! So pleased! I would recommend them wholeheartedly to anyone! You can't go wrong!

He use to be at Fred Meyer at the jewlery station but now only picks up once a week. $18 charge to…read morechange battery for a casio. Battery was 5.99 each. Not bad.

My dream watch became a reality thanks to Lisha at Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler. Lisha is not only…read moresuperlatively passionate and knowledgeable about luxury watches, but she genuinely cares about her customers; to her, it is not just about the transaction, but about having an authentic connection with the customer and their story. Along my journey, I had visited a few other ADs, but none of the visits felt real or, dare I say, 'fun.' It was not until my visit to Alvin Goldfarb (almost by luck on my wife's suggestion!) and meeting Lisha that I became aware of how the experience *should* be. The store was beautiful and inviting. It was so easy for her to create a relaxed and familiar environment and to connect over the watches I am interested in, and it quickly just became fun to both get genuinely excited about the whole experience; it was like working with an old friend. It was during one of these visits that Lisha decided to surprise me with my dream watch. Let me tell you that as fateful as the first time I visited, this special visit almost did not happen. I had decided last minute to squeeze in a visit on a hot (for Seattle, 80+ deg) summer day after a hectic day of work. For several reasons, it probably would have been "better" to visit on some other day, but boy, oh boy, am I glad I did not listen to my left brain that day and instead went with my gut and reminded myself of how great of a time it would be to enjoy and talk watches with Lisha. We were mid-conversation, with an exhibition GMT Master II on my wrist, talking about watch news, watches as gifts, upcoming travel plans, family life, some current events when out of nowhere a gentleman in a grey suit walks up with a tray in hand, with a watch on the tray, handing it to Lisha. Things started to get blurry at this point, but here's what I remember: Lisha handing me the tray and saying 'That's your watch. I wanted to make sure you had it for your trip,' me (hopefully) able to say some words of astonishment and gratitude (I was stunned, in shock really), me having a hard time doing simple things I have done countless times (like writing my phone number and signing my signature), me not being able to stop glancing at my new wrist companion and feeling its heft on my wrist as our time together began. I also remember repeatedly thanking Lisha and everyone at the store ad nauseam, then sort of floating out of the store with my dream watch on my wrist. Days later, I am still on cloud 9 and incredibly thankful and stoked about the entire experience. Thank you again for the Nth time, Lisha :) I am looking forward to future visits to come, and I cannot more highly recommend working with you and Alvin Goldfarb. More power!

Karma does exist in the world my fellow Yelpers. I'll share why in a moment so hang on cause my…read morepersonal experience is real and disturbing. FRANKS experience should give warning & share the ugliness to customers about to frequent this store. Maybe my story will serve as a reminder to reconsider purchasing here. At the time or beginning of my story Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler who was an Authorized Dealer for ROLEX in the Pacific Northwest. After doing some research I started frequenting the store looking for a few Rolex watches. Yes , I was very specific in my choices but always given the " NO " you can't have one for over 2 years. I came in every 4 to 6 weeks just to check and " NO" was the mantra of the sales staff. I was always told we have other watches for sale. Like who cares what ya have if ya can't provide what I desire. Now one amazing summer day I saw the $6400 41mm Celebration dial by Rolex in the case. My excitement level increased and I ask if it's for sale? The mantra is now uttered "NO NO NO" ! However something new that day happened and was shared by sales representative, I was actually told if you spend a $1,000,000 in jewelry it should be no issue to get that watch..... Now I was stunned by this statement so much I said are you serious and the person said YES! Well, that seems excessive and ridiculous and no I didn't drop a million to acquire the timepiece. I'll never forgot the arrogance of staff member of Alvin Goldfarb Jewelry and defiantly will not purchase anything from them. OK, now this is the happy ending of the story. I did manage to acquire The Celebration dial by Rolex elsewhere so I have that going for me. And on January 1st 2025 the BIG HAND OF THE CROWN aka ROLEX laid the smack down on ALVIN GOLDFARB & pulled authorized dealership away from store. No longer can they sell ROLEX.... KARMA saw the bad business practices by using Rolex watches to lure you into buying unwanted jewelry or non Rolex branded watches you don't want in order to maybe purchase a Rolex. Well, this is my story my truth & my journey, can you dig it!

Very quick turn around for trying resizing…read more My partner bought me a wedding band and when the band arrived, it was much larger than intended. I ended up returning the ring to Blue Nile because I was told three weeks for resizing. I scrambled around looking for a wedding band, and same answer, for a size 3.5 ring, they do not carry them and would be a couple to few weeks for arrival. Found this place by a mall employee referral. Only took 1.5 hours to resize tee we two rings, just in time for my wedding this weekend. They also cleaned my ring

Bad bad and bad place to replace battery. My watch was ok, till I replaced at this place, and stop…read moreworking. They want me to fix the watch. It's definitely big no-no to go to fix the watch. I should have checked and believed with the review.

Whenever we travel to a larger airport, such as Seattle, I pop my head into the Duty Free store to…read moresee if they have my friend's favorite cologne by Emporio Armani. For whatever reason, the Duty Free stores sell this cologne for far less than he can get on even Amazon. On this latest stop over, I picked up two bottles for a total of $130; apparently that same number of bottles would have been $40 more anywhere else! Customer service was good and I appreciated the heads up about a potential bag charge at the checkout so I could just chuck them in my backpack and keep it moving!

Ran into Ferdi L. (A manager a one of their stores) at the restroom, not washing his hands…read more Approached him and told him that with handling food etc he should wash his hands, he just laughed at him and did not care. Be aware you might get sick buying food here.