Levy Jewelers or Levy's as called by the locals in Savannah has been a mainstay since I was born…read moreand they have have established themselves long before I was born. It would be understandable that they were my first stop in shopping for the perfect gift. Well, last Saturday I decided to pay them a visit. When I walked into the store there were three salespeople standing by chatting to each other which was fine because I was the only one who had walked into the store and no other customers were there at that time. Two of the salespeople saw me, but did not acknowledge me; however, the third person, David immediately greeted me and disconnected himself from the group to warmly welcome me. As I gazed into a few cases, I could see David positioning himself to grab keys while he exchanged some light banter with me. All of this was something that I really appreciated. As he took out a few pieces from the case, I felt as if David had the patience and attention of someone who truly cared about me and my business despite whether or not he knew or believed that I could either afford or would buy anything in that store. This would probably seem like a strange concept for some people; however, I have experienced treatment like that in more times than I care to explain. Yet, David was gracious. I told him that I wanted to check a couple of places before I made my decision. David did not seem annoyed nor did he give me any indication that made me feel as if I had wasted his time. He gave me his card and thanked me for coming to visit. After comparing the quality and price of one other place, I called David to ask him if that piece of jewelry was still available. I asked him to pull them aside and yesterday I returned to make that purchase. Ironically, the other two sales people who were in the store during my first visit was there to witness me paying for the items they probably thought I never would. If ever you are in the market to buy jewelry, go see David at the mall location.

Biggest rip off in the Savannah community. They gave me a…read moreprice over $300 for a battery on a fancy watch I got done at Anderson jewelers for $40 I'm amazed that people don't check them out before they use them. I wouldn't send my worst friend to them.

First time customer. I chose Luis Quintero Jewelry based on great reviews from others. I can attest…read morethat the business is excellent. Friendly, professional, and efficient with a battery replacement for my US Navy Luminox dive watch. Great business, trustworthy, and central island location. Will certainly return for other jewlery purchases.

Nice friendly staff. Quick service Knowledgeable and professional Conveniently locatedread more