My husband and I purchased my engagement ring and our wedding rings at Naser. The staff was very friendly when we were purchasing our rings but then my rings, engagement and wedding band, both needed repairs, at different times. I had my wedding ring for a short time when one of the side diamonds fell out. I took the ring back to Naser and they repaired it by putting in a replacement diamond, that the only way I can describe what it looks like, is to say, the diamond appears smaller and black, and there is a gap when you look at the ring between the diamonds on the side. I did voice to them how unhappy I was with the repair job, I was told unless I wanted to trade the ring (upgrade only) since they cannot provide me with something of equal value because they would lose money, there would be nothing they could do about it. I again told them how unhappy I was but we left it at that since I am not about to upgrade my almost new ring. They said the upgrade would be at least a few thousand dollars. I went on my way noting to myself I probably would not be shopping there again. I have had the flaw pointed out to me a few times, it is that noticeable. Well, then this April, my diamond wedding band lost a diamond. I took the ring back, they said they can repair it for a fee. That is fine, I just wanted it fixed. When I got the ring back, they told me 3 of the diamonds fell out as they were repairing it. They fixed it, and again, it is so noticeable. I brought the ring home, wore it for a few hours and noticed another diamond missing that was not missing when I put the ring on. I took the ring back to Naser and have never been treated so rudely. When we went into the store, with the repaired ring, I told them I had only worn the ring a few hours and noticed the missing diamond. I was told that I am very hard on my rings and that the rings were five years old and this would be normal wear (losing diamonds) on a five year old ring and how long did expect my rings to last. I stated, they are wedding rings, I expect longer than five years. I was told again, I was too hard on my rings and that I am expecting too much. I then told them I would like to trade this diamond band, that is no longer wearable, for a plain band that will not lose the diamonds and will last. I was basically laughed at since all they could tell me was I was too hard on my rings (I work as an analyst all day, typing) and that I must bang my hands when driving, wait, what? I then went on and looked at the only white gold bands they had (I think they had two that were thin like I wanted) and when I did not like the sides of one, I was told I was too picky and would never be satisfied. With that, I got really upset and just wanted to leave the store but I still have a wedding band that I cannot wear. So, the owner looked at the band and said "The diamond is not missing, it is broken, and I am not saying you did this but I had a customer that pried the diamonds out of a band and then brought it back stating they fell out." Okay, read back where I payed for the repair to the ring!! I left the store broken ring and all. I will never go back and I have decided to wear both rings in the condition they are in. When someone points out their flaws, I will tell them where I shopped for the rings. read more