Great prices and store. Passing through and just decided to pop in and look around. Did not feel rushed or pressured into buying anything. I had been looking for a 14k white gold chain for months without it being too costly. Most I found were 10k and 200+ for only a 16 inch. We found a beautiful 14k sparkly white gold 18 inch chain here for only $115! Great price and the gentleman that helped us was great. Definitely a store to keep in mind. read more

This will be long so let me start by saying, IF YOU VALUE YOUR TIME AND JEWELRY, GO ELSEWHERE! If I could give this place 0 stars, I absolutely would. This was the worst experience I have ever had with any jeweler. I brought a temporary mounting in to have set with a CZ that I bought separately. I should have known I was on the wrong track when the gentleman I asked for a quote on the phone told me $37.50 And when I came in, then upped it to $70. He did decide to accept it for the quoted price. Not only was it not disclosed the ring and stone were being sent off site (which I wouldn't have agreed to), the workmanship was very shoddy. I understand the ring I bought was not the best quality, as it was explained to them this was a temporary engagement ring. But it was ordered for the specifications of the stone, size and shape, already in my size. About a week later; the stone fell out and couldn't be found. I took it back. They were courteous enough to order another and "attempt" to remedy the situation. I was told I would be contacted on the happenings with the ring and what the person setting it thought about redoing it. Well, a couple weeks later I get a call that my "ring and stone" are ready to be picked up. Just didn't sound right. I go down with my son to get my ring... I sit after being greeting by an associate and promptly asked "oh he didn't explain it to you?" Well no ma'am, of course he didn't. She said wait just a minute, the jeweler wanted to speak with you. So I sit and watch them, the manager and the jeweler both, for over 15 minutes while they work with another customer. I understand this, I've been in customer service for 14 years, which is why I understand it is completely unacceptable to walk past a client (whether or not they will profit you... Your Indifference is the #1 reason clients will not return and become loyal customers) to your not make eye contact and go back to helping your client you will make more money with. At this point, I was almost ready to walk out the door because I had not been in college or spoken to you. Big knowledge meant that I got from the associate was not the same in my eyes as the jeweler who had requested that I wait to speak with him, to walk past me several times and not even make eye contact. That is not acknowledgment. So when I spoke with the jeweler, he told me that the reason the stone fell out was because the semi mount was not made for the pushing, it was made instead for around cut, which is not the case based upon me speaking with several other reliable jewelers. I was told that they were not able to set it because it would just fall out again. The problem truly was that the stone was set too high and instead of bringing the prongs down over the stone and setting it lower, they set it up higher to where the stone had enough room to fall out. ISo, doing what I should have done in the first place, I took it to a higher end, more established business in town, handed over my ring and will have it done, on site, within 3 business days. Did I pay more? Of course! And I will gladly do so for impeccable customer service, KNOWLEDGEABLE employees who know how to treat a client even if it's not going to be a $20k sale, and to not be blamed for someone else's negligence and inadequacy, both on the part of the jeweler and the manager. When I returned two days after dropping off a stone with the other jeweler, I came in to get a refund for the original price I paid to set the stone. The manager, Suzanne, was extremely rude, dismissive, and attempted to absolve herself of any guilt in the situation. She said, in other words, she resented being told she and her store had given bad customer service and made a point to tell me they were working with a customer on a 1.5 ct diamond and couldn't just drop her to attend to my needs. Never did I ask anyone to do so nor would I, however, the mere fact she mentioned that told me that her intention was to make a sale and truly, that disgusted me. I own diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones, and for her to dismiss my concerns the way she did let me know perfectly well that unless you plan to come and drop serious money with them (and I would advise anyone who is interested in quality workmanship against doing so), they have no desire to do business with you. What did I do? Went and spent over $8k elsewhere for accessories and our wedding bands alone, and gave Galloway and Moseley the temporary setting for the engagement ring. I should have known walking in to their establishment when I saw all types of tshirts and other merchandise this was barely a cut above any mall kiosk jeweler you can find. In closing, I will say, I felt that simply because I wasn't working with a diamond, and I have many reasons for not doing so going forward, that they wrongfully assumed I would not be a profitable customer to them and therefore were very lackadaisical in their work and even more careless with their behavior. Shame! read more

My daughter took a brand new 2800.00 watch which was purchased in Charlotte to have links removed. When she got it back there were scratches on the back. They said she had scratched it, but it was brand new and said there was nothing they could do. read more

We waisted more time and money fixing the job the did, then just putting all the money towards a ring. I have never had such a horrible experience at a jewelry store. Ended up going to another store in town that was more reputable and trustworthy to fix my ring. If you value your hard earn money please do your research before waisting your money:( read more

I visited this business today because they advertised outside that they bought gold. I had a 14k gold ring that my ex-husband bought from that store 6 years ago that I wanted to sell. First, myself and my black boyfriend who was wearing timberlands got a few disgusted looks from the two hags that sling jewelry. Then, the woman would not even consider taking it until I told her how much I wanted for it. I've never sold a ring before, and she wouldn't give me a number. So I gave her a totally uneducated guess that I figured was reasonable. She walked to the back where some mystery guy who is too good to communicate with the public dwells, I'm assuming to discuss my ring. While she was back there, my boyfriend went to look at watches and hag 2 made a beeline for him, watching his every move. First hag came back out and told me he had too many bridal rings and was not interested in mine. She could have told me as soon as I walked in that they weren't accepting rings (possibly only from mixed race couples) instead of wasting my time. Go to Big T in Manning instead. They're lovely! read more