I have been a patron of Guy Jewelers for about 15 years and gave many recommendations to my friends…read moreand family. Several engagement rings, wedding rings and other jewelry from pandora to custom pieces have been acquired. Recently I inherited a large diamond ring that has been in my family for over 85 years but the setting was old and too large for my hand. Julia spent time with me and designed a setting on the computer that suited me perfectly. She listened to my concerns and wants and created a ring that is gorgeous! Everything I asked for was accomplished and I am extremely pleased with the results. They even added "wings" inside the ring so it can slide with ease over my knuckle and stops the diamond from turning. I'm looking forward to doing business with them again in the future.

When I went to Guy Edward's New and Estate Jewelry, they offered me ONLY $404 for 10 grams of…read more14-karat gold. This was a blatant attempt at scamming and deception from the start. The shop was cluttered and unclean, setting a questionable tone. They tried to convince me that I needed to apply an additional 54% reduction on the 14-karat gold price, even though the spot price of $71 per gram was already adjusted for purity. This was just a tactic to lower their offer even more. They also lied about the weight of my gold, claiming I had only 9.7 grams when the reality was different. In contrast, Dublin Jewelers offered me a fair and honest price of $760 for the gold and an additional $105 for the gemstones, totaling $865. This stark difference highlighted how much Guy Edward's was trying to not just shortchange me but completely rip me off and take advantage of a potentially unknowing customer. They were not only undervaluing the gold but also ignoring the actual weight and the value of the gemstones. What made the situation even more frustrating was that when I initially went in, I pretended not to know anything about the actual gold value. Once I mentioned the correct spot price, they looked surprised and tried to gaslight me one last time, but ultimately they gave up once it was clear that I knew exactly what was going on. The entire Family and Staff joined in on the dishonest tactics, collectively trying to gaslight me and push me into thinking the other shop made a miscalculation. It was a coordinated effort to rob me. Gold price is easy to see there should be no games played with the price they knew there is zero excuse for this even removing the value of stones they were trying to rob me as Dublin Jewelers offered me 760$ for gold ALONE comparing that to Guy Edward's offer of 404$ it's clear this wasn't just them offering a bad rate but them completely trying to take advantage of me and steal from me. In summary, Guy Edward's Jewelry is not trustworthy. They knew what they were doing and chose to deceive me anyway. I strongly advise anyone considering doing business there to look elsewhere and choose reputable jewelers like Dublin Jewelers. This business is NOT helping their customers get the full value for their precious metals . They thought I was someone who didn't know any better and tried to exploit me extremely disappointing to see people treat others like this. Buying gold makes money already there is no need to scam. Pure greed this is worse than a just bad offer it's a scam. (Gold on table is what they offered only $404)