I brought two watches on that needed repair (a Baume & Mercier and a Piaget) and they were…read moreincredibly efficient and well-priced. Super trustworthy.

Had a FANTASTIC experience with Jackie! We got our wedding bands with her and she was super…read moreknowledgeable about the different styles and was helpful in answering all of our questions. The whole store made the process so special! So glad we went to them for our wedding bands!!

Trish and Simon are the best! Great service...not good. Exemplary overall. No high pressure…read moresales and they take great care of their customers. Well done!

Many people underestimate the generational efforts behind a family run business. The history of Lux…read moreBond & Green Jewelers is as fascinating as the quality of the design of their jewelry. They have been established since 1898 and was originally founded by a Naugatuck Valley entrepreneur and merchant. The business started as a horse and jewelry cart on the streets of downtown Waterbury, Connecticut. It is currently one of the longest owned jewelers in the United States.There are many stores around the state. In addition to selling diamonds, watches, and gifts for the home, looking at their jewelry is like walking through a museum of fine art. The design of each piece and the variety is exquisite.

I was very impressed with the experience. My watch was serviced and looks like new, as promised…read more There were no surprise or extra costs and the service was completed earlier than I expected. Since I was out of town, they shipped the watch to me and I had it in two days. Everyone I dealt with was extremely professional and courteous.

Once again, Lenox Jewelers was amazing! I had a special occasion coming, my wife's birthday. I…read morewanted to mark this occasion with a special gift! I was worried it wouldn't come in time. But Mike came through! She thought we were going to the store to pick up my serviced watch! But when we got there Mike surprised her with her favorite Datejust! She loves the watch, and couldn't be happier! And just in time for her big day! Thanks again Lenox for going above and beyond ! I appreciate your outstanding service and thoughtfulness!

They are great! Very nice and patient! Helped me get my necklace fixed before Christmas.read more

Needed a new battery. Quick, friendly service with no nonsense. Far better than another shop that…read more"needed to send it out".

They adjusted my watch band. Quoted 20 bucks. But later (after work) said it was more complex…read morethan expected. 25 bucks. Not great. Two weeks later I returned for a tiny further adjustment. No receipt. The guy made change at no charge. Might've been same guy or not. I'm happy with the totality of this. Slightly unhappy to start and then very pleased later. Net/ net-- all good.

They don't deserve 1 star, don't buy from these people! They offer a 365 return policy, so I…read morereturned an item within the allowed time and they got it. But they won't issue refund after several promises....very disappointing and dishonest!

Left impressed today! Called JewelRestore after a jeweler more local to my CT residence wanted to…read moresend my Cartier directly to Cartier for a battery replacement, citing "being nervous" about not being able to reseal it properly. Was told by JewelRestore that once I came in, he would "priority handle" the watch and have it back to me within an hour. 55 minutes after arriving, I had my watch back, cleaned and with a new battery, running properly. Bravo! Worth the 25 min drive!

Horrible costumer service. This guy is not friendly, condescending, unpleasant attitude. Don't…read morerecommend.

When a modern lady moves to a new town, there are 4 new people she must find immediately…read more Hairdresser, pharmacist, pizza-place and--most importantly of all--a good jeweller. I found Morris because I had a really thin gold chain that had knotted up. Let me put this bluntly. Morris isn't just the best guy in Fairfield county, it's quite possible he's the best I've met period. Yes, he unknotted my necklace--for FREE--but that was a happy coincidence that ended me up in NYC Jewelers. Morris--who is so kind and patient--has an AMAZING collection of estate jewelry that he himself buys at auctions & estate sales. The pieces are unique--an incredibly refreshing change from the corporate glut of Tiffany's, Zales and the Vera Wang Collection of wherever. Art Deco, fifties retro, and some precious stones that will make your jaw hit the floor. I have stopped by Morris' store on several occasions to feast my eyes on the baubles in front of me and the kid-in-the-candy-store comes out! I ask a thousand questions and try on a bunch of stuff. He patiently lets me try on whatever I want, even if I don't look like the kind of girl who has the cash to buy a particular piece. (Unemployment has its drawbacks kids.) Since he gets new pieces in regularly, each trip is a new visit to Candyland for me. About two months ago after a really lousy day, I almost bought a lovely diamond and sapphire bracelet set in white gold just to make the day nicer. As Morris was writing out the receipt, I was overcome with guilt for putting it on my credit card and backed out. Morris was more than fine with it, said he completely understood. No smug comments like you'd get elsewhere. He is not a pushy salesman like every other person who works in every other store in Westport. (Talking to you, ladies at Blue Mercury!) When Christmas rolled around, I sent my husband to see Morris. Now my better half is not a big spender by any means, but he struck a deal and I received a lovely set of two-carat sapphire earrings, set in gold and accented with diamonds. It was love at first sparkle! Good job Morris! Last Friday I popped in--I had cash money, it was my birthday--and that beautiful bracelet was still there! Yes, this time I bought it and Morris gave me an even better price than two months ago. He even threw in a set of aquamarine studs set in gold for free. Curious, I took the bracelet to be looked at by another jeweller. He appraised it at more than double what I'd paid! (And let me tell you what I could have gotten at Tiffany's for that money. Silver. Those tchotchke silver trinkets they peddle. Ick.) Morris, you're the man! He had about ten other pieces with which I am now currently smitten. You'll see them in the photos I'll attach. If you are buying your jewelry somewhere else, then you are just short-changing yourself. Morris is the owner. Everybody knows the owner gives you the best price. He's not working on commission, he's working to pay the rent on the place. I cannot underline how wonderful his store is and how unique the jewelry. It's a hidden gem when you're heading north on Post Road. He's after the small strip mall that has Calise's and a liquor store. It's a small house, close to the road. It does not say NY Jewelers on the front, merely "Estate Jewelry" in the window. I do not know how to describe the price range. You are buying fine jewelry after all, not hamburgers. I gave him $$ because for what you are purchasing, the prices are definitely moderate.

This man is everything bad about selling jewelry. He'll tell you the 2 standard comments to get you…read moreto deflate your ideas on what something is worth. These are the prime examples of bad faith in bargaining: 1. "Well the ring is a style that only a few people would want-I can't buy something like this -I'd have a hard time selling it. I have to I melt it down. I can pay you for the metal. " 2. After that statement, then these types say , I'm sorry, that's the best I can do ". He told me this when I had a ring with 9 (0.2 carat) good quality diamonds in the setting. And NO mention of the worth of the diamonds. 2. WALK OUT. Go get some other prices! When I did, he wanted me to "come back!". Don't trust him! These weren't accent stones- you don't remember, I remember clearly our interaction. This was a custom piece that was heavy gold and a large cluster of diamonds measuring 7/8 in. By 3/4 inches . It was not a cookie cutter mass produced ring. I stand by my statement.

Whenever we go to CT, we have to check in here. We love…read moreVictorinox stuffs, mostly their luggage and bags. Very friendly service always. We even drop by their warehouse sale on Thanksgiving weekend. Huge place at the back of the main building was packed with stuffs and people who came from far away.. Great sale .

Horrible Company. I sent in a watch for repair that iv had for over twenty years. Weeks later I…read morereceive a call stating it is "discounted" and not repairable. The customer service rep seemed a bit annoyed when I asked for clarification. To which she replied its not repairable and we can offer you a 30% discount on another victorinox item. That watch was a sentimental piece for me. I find it disappointing that a once great company utilizes a sneaky sales practice to entice a new purchase. I have seen other watch brands that have been heavily damaged by fire, accidents and plan neglect be repaired and made to look like new. Needless to say I will never purchase from YOU again! Of course this is all just my opinion!

Very trustworthy and good people to deal with. . location is convenient to stratford ,…read more Bridgeport and Trumbull.

I have a very heavy silver men's bracelet with links. I needed the clasp repaired. I brought the…read morebracelet to a jeweler in Fairfield and was told it would cost $325 for the repair because it was Italian silver, and that very few people work with silver jewelry, and it would take several weeks. I was shocked being I paid that price when I purchased it 20 years prior. He said, very few people work with silver jewelry, and it would take several weeks. I certainly was not going to have him repair it. I've had gold items repaired for much less. I was in Stratford and saw MJs, I figured I would get a price on the repair. They were very friendly and accommodating. I expected that I would have been given an estimate that was equivalent to the prior jeweler (I assumed he was being HONEST with me). They took one look at the bracelet and said it would cost $35 and they would only need two days. The repair was pretty extensive; the clasp and the link were worn and needed to be seemed and rebuilt structurally. That price brought a huge smile to my face. I was so happy there are some honest people still out there, that was so reassuring, (Obviously. I was pretty upset with the prior Jewler, he simply was stealing my money). The repair was amazing and showed a high level of skill and craftsmanship. It literally looked brand new. Obviously, don't waste your time and money with any other jewelers. If you're looking for an honest and friendly jeweler, a laid-back family atmosphere, fast repair, and great customer service. Look no further. Bill S.

A fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to buy and sell. Don't let the address or the grit fool…read moreyou. These gentleman are sophisticated in every aspect of "the deal". I enjoy hard to find items at reasonable prices. I have even taken my kids here after watching a few "pawn stars" episodes. A local, safe, fun environment.

I have been going to pawn king for years. The staff has always been very honest with the value of…read moremy things and has even been willing to buy things they truly have no need for in the shop because I was in a jam but they held some value(with in reason). I one time, was a few days late on a payment and they were very accommodating (again, with in reason). The owner and his staff are always very knowledgeable about gold and jewlery and when they truly aren't sure, they tell the truth. I trust pawn king and only pawn king. we need more business owners like this!