I have a watch that I love and have had it for a long time. Over the years I have had the battery…read morereplaced many times It was that time again and last year it cost around $35 at a jewelry store in Winston Salem...well I was concerned that cost would be the same, but no, not at Long Jewelers. The cost at the time of the review was $8.... extremely fair and the replacement took around 5 minutes. This family owned jewelry store had a lot of options for purchase and they earned me as a customer for sure.

Beautiful selection. Excellent owners and customer service. I always support local! Highly…read morerecommend for quality jewelry.

Went in today to have my battery replaced in my Movado watch. It was quick and easy and did not…read moretake very long to replace it. I would recommend this jewelry store to anyone.

Wingo's is my go to shop for any fine jewelry repairs, cleanings, or authentications/appraisals…read more Danny has done a great job with all the repairs hes done for me in the past couple of years. Very honest and professional and prices have always been reasonable and transparent. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quick turn around on repairs

I proposed to my now fiancee this past Saturday and she said yes. The engagement ring came from…read moreSchiffman's at Friendly Center. My mom, who worked in the wholesale jewelry industry for her entire career, helped me immensely in building the ring. She handed down her engagement diamond to me and my fiancee. So, not only did the diamond come with a lot of love and meaning (it's priceless to us), it was a practical decision as well. Schiffman's supplied the new mounting and also the wedding ring. My mom initially went to Windsor Jewelers in Winston-Salem, but ultimately chose to work with and purchase from Schiffman's. Schiffman's has been in Greensboro since 1893. They have two locations in Greensboro (downtown and Friendly Center) and a location in Winston. My mom worked with Rich Lindor to create the rings and had them shipped, overnight, to me in Georgia. You could say I was feeling somewhat anxious to receive the package the next day. When I opened the boxes, I couldn't believe my eyes. The rings were absolutely stunning. I got nervous just looking at them. Mom did good. My fiancee and I had gone ring shopping in Atlanta (Solomon Brothers was my pick) and my fiancee picked out a ring she liked. It was Sylvie brand, white gold I believe, with a round-cut diamond, and pave on the band optional. It was simple, timeless, and elegant. I sent pictures to my mom, the expert, and she found a design that exceeded both my and my fiancee's expectations. It looks even better than the ring my fiancee had picked out. The brand is called Precision Set and the rings look amazing. The engagement stone is a round brilliant cut (I think round is the most popular shape these days). The ring is platinum. Platinum is more expensive than white gold. It looks like white gold, but it's more pure, durable, and low maintenance. There's a melee pave set on the shank in a three-row arrangement (three rows of pave, round and full cut, on either side of the basket) with a four-prong setting. To us, the ring is perfect in every way -- the look (especially the sparkle), the fit, everything about it. We couldn't be happier with the result. As for the wedding ring, it matches the engagement ring exactly, except the three-row pave covers the entirety of the band. Rich called me after the rings were delivered to make sure I received the rings and everything was to my satisfaction (it was). I spoke to Rich at length about the rings and he did a great job of explaining everything and answering all the questions I had. He was professional, knowledgeable, and polite. I enjoyed talking to him. He also sent me an appraisal, prepared by Schiffman's in-house certified gemologist appraiser (American Gem Society) Edward Durbin, for insurance purposes. Again, in the end, we couldn't be happier with the rings from Schiffman's. Thank you, Rich. Tip: Schiffman's will clean any piece of jewelry for you, whether you purchased the piece from them or not, for free. Just bring it by the store and ask.

I went in first time today and wasn't helped. Looked around for about 10 minutes and finally got…read moresomeone's attention. I was asked to hang out at the bar. There was a lovely lady working and she offered me a drink and a wonderful chocolate chip cookie. I waited another 20 minutes chatting with her and finally left so I never got to get my necklace I wanted. Currently looking for a local jeweler. Will keep trying other spots. Everyone there seemed happy with their purchases but I just couldn't get any service. I had heard wonderful things and had high expectations. But thanks for the cookie!

Recently visited with the folks at Simon Jewelers to look into selling some items I had inherited,…read morebut have no use for. I had contacted Gary Simon beforehand, and he was very open to me bringing things in to look. When i arrived, I was welcomed in, and Gary took his time looking at what I brought. I felt he was very open and honest, and made me a very fair offer. While he looked at things I poked around the shop and saw items he had found on deepsea dives from old sunken ships, and he was more than happy to tell me about them, and show me other items he had in the back. Great shop, nice jewelry + a bonus mini museum of found sunken treasures. They sell both men's and women's jewelry with a nice collection of watches and varying price points. The staff were friendly, and made me feel welcomed. I'd 100% do business here again and would recommend others check it out for either buying or selling jewelry. Prices are fair, and is much more upstanding than a pawn shop!

I dropped by without an appointment. No problem. Was met warmly and helped with resizing my watch…read more I wanted to establish a relationship even though our company sponsored watch series is managed by Richter's in OH. So impressed by the operation. Met with Gary Simon, the owner. What a story. We are both divers and he gave me a kind tour of his artifact collection. Museum quality. He loves sharing this history. So happy this guy decided to walk in unannounced. Simon's is a true gen.

Windsor Jewelers has become my favorite destination for fountain pens, ink, and luxury watches…read more While I've only made a few small pen and ink purchases, the staff has always treated me with the same professionalism and generosity as any customer. They've taken the time to answer questions, share practical advice on using, inking, and caring for fountain pens, and have made every visit enjoyable. Their selection of luxury watches and writing instruments is unmatched anywhere in the Greensboro-Winston-Salem-High Point Triad, and it's a pleasure to explore so many brands in person. What truly sets Windsor apart, however, is the people. They are knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely welcoming--not only to customers, but also to their children. Special thanks to Joy, Emanuel, Armando, Kevin, and Jason for consistently providing an outstanding experience. Their expertise and hospitality keep me coming back.

If you are looking for a jewelry store in Winston-Salem then Windsor Jewelry is the place! We took…read moreseveral pieces to be sized and were very pleased at the results! Then my husband found a watch...perfect gift for our anniversary! Thank you Jerry Negrin for your help with that and also Maddy for helping me as well. Very professional and pleasant... we will be going back!!

Its a cute small shop to go to if you want something custom made. The owner works with you to help…read moreyou customize the jewelry to bring it to life. They also offer free cleaning even if you had your jewelry purchased elsewhere.

I had a ring size there for Christmas and engagement ring it was a terrible job they use yellow…read moregold instead of white gold for the sizing and it was so obvious it looked terrible my fiance was very unhappy with it we ended up taking it to Hayes Jewelers in Lexington and they did an absolutely perfect job

Love this small jewelry store, stocked with beautiful pieces. This is also a favorite location for…read moreme to go to when I want to sell gold.

My go to place for repairs. I've made a few purchases of unique jewelry. Someone wrote a review…read morethat this business is racist because they didn't buy their gold. I've sold lots of gold to them. I'm black.

I received a notice about this estate event and it prompted me to inform people about what happened…read moreto me at State St. Jewelers. In June 2023 the diamond fell out of my engagement ring. I took it into State Street Jewelers along with my other heirloom antique family ring. I was having trouble with the antique ring staying stones up because the their weight of the stones and the atrophy of my finger. They showed me various ways of correcting the problem with their best suggestion being the setting that opens like a claim shell with an instrument that opens the setting in half. I was told I needed one new diamond in the antique ring because one was chipped in addition to the new setting to keep the ring from rolling under to the palm of my hand. I also elected to upgrade my wedding band from a band with diamonds going 3/4 of the way around to a full eternity ring with larger diamonds. With the larger diamonds, it was too much to continue to wear all three rings on on one finger so I opted to have my engagement stone placed in an earring setting and bought an addition stone that was the closest stone to match. We pay a lot of money for the new setting, the replacement stone for one that I was told was damaged, a new eternity band with more diamonds, an additional diamond to match my engagement diamond and then to have both of those made into earrings. After all was done and delivered I was happy with the looks. The earring were fine and the eternity ring was fine, Unfortunately, after only wearing the antique ring for a short period of time the clam shell setting popped open for no reason. When it popped open my ring fell off. Fortunately it fell in the car and I was able to locate it. I took it in and they adjusted it. Then it happened again. I took it in again. All of these incidents happened in a short period of time after receiving the ring. I felt that the setting was defective but State Street insisted on doing minor adjustments and returning it to me. In October we moved from Greensboro to Maryland. After arriving the same problem continued to persist with the clam shell popping open with no cause or reason. I contacted State Street and let them no about the issue. I was told that I would have to return to Greensboro to have anything done to fix the ring because they would need to have my finger. I am not driving 7 hours to have them fix a ring that I was having problems with before we left. I continued to wear it a short time after arriving in Maryland until the frequently in which it opened on it's own made it too risky and I have not worn my ring for a year. I am very disappointed that with the amount of money we spent and the problems I had right after receiving the ring. Their only solution was for me to return personally to Greensboro. The setting was clearly defective and should have been replaced after the second time it popped open. All the money we paid to State Street jeweler and I am going to have to pay for a new band here in Maryland. A band that was clearly defective from the start. So think twice about doing business with State Street unless you are absolutely sure you will never be leaving Greensboro. I got a defective band and now the cost of replacing that is going to be on me. To say I am disappointed and unhappy is putting it mildly.

Came in to have a watch I bought online resized. I came in about 25 minutes prior to them closing…read moreand the gentleman working there happily helped me. He was able to get it resized for me, free of charge. the staff there was extremely friendly to myself and my family, and I will definitely be back for all future jewelry needs. Highly recommend