My mom found out her $10,000 diamond was switched with a $2,000 diamond after taking it in for a cleaning. She took her certificate up there with the number that was suppose to be engraved on the diamond to prove her purchase of the $10,000 ring. Amy, the store manager, was not only rude to her on the phone saying she can't help her and kept asking my mom what she expects her to do about it but when my mom took the certificate up to the store to show proof of the original diamond that should have been in her ring, Amy kept repeating herself over again, in one of the rudest tones I've ever heard from a manager, asking my mom what she expects her to do about it and that she can't help. My mom asked if there was any way she could get corporates number, if they could look in their system to find an employee name from the previous cleanings, if they could look into the situation deeper and Amy kept denying to do any of the above. The conversation between the two got heated and Amy demanded an apology from my mom. When my mom said absolutely not I need help and you won't help me Amy then told her she was no longer "going to talk to her" and refused to tell my mom when her wedding ring would be back in to pick it up. Needless to say I've never witnessed someone in a manager position act like this. Showed no compassion that her diamond was missing, rude not only over the phone but to her face, refused to help the customer , and then demanded an apology from the customer after she was the one who was completely rude to her, and then refused to even tell her when her ring would be back in. Needless to say a police report is being made. But this was just jaw dropping to see a store manager treat a high paying customer. read more