Bryan is awesome! Very honest and upfront. It's great doing business with him and he gives great…read moredeals for top quality pieces.

Everything was perfect. Bryan was super helpful and honest. Really easy to talk to and very…read morefriendly.

I am ecstatic to have found La Perla Jewelry. On Sunday 10/20 I found them online, called to make…read moresure they were open and then drove over. I had a silver chain necklace that had broken and a silver/turquoise ring that needed resized (it was my grandmother's). They told me a price that was very reasonable and estimated 2 weeks for repairs. On 10/29 I received a call that my repairs were complete! I picked up my items and they sparkled like never before. I'm not sure what they clean them with but it is great! I definitely recommend La Perla.

I went to get a bracelet fixed here. It took about 1-2 weeks which was really fast! When I went to…read morepick it up I had a ring that needed reshaped and they did it right there on the spot. The services were very affordable and they even through in a free service for us while we were there. I highly recommend La Perla

YE Gurl Says: Service Matters More Than Sparkle at Worthington Jewelers…read more Place: Worthington Jewelers Context: Bridal show intro + in-store visits I really wanted to root for this one. I'm a fan of local, mom-and-pop businesses--especially for something as meaningful as wedding jewelry. Met the team at a bridal show, and while the energy felt a little off (crowds were heavy, so I gave grace), they warmed up enough to mention an extended bridal promo and encouraged me to stop in. So I did. And unfortunately... the experience never quite landed. When I came into the store, it was busy again--fair--but the interaction felt just as unclear as before. I explained exactly what I was looking for (even showed a Tiffany & Co. reference), and was immediately told customization was the only option... with no pricing guidance, no range, no transparency. That's a miss. When I did find a band in-store that worked, I moved forward--still without a clear idea of cost. After a long back-and-forth with a manufacturer, the quote came back at over $1,500 more than the comparable Tiffany piece. Pause. I also had to remind them about their own bridal promotion while actively making a purchase. That shouldn't be on the customer. To salvage the visit, I added earrings and dropped off jewelry for repair (which, to be clear, the smith work was excellent). But the buying experience? Still off. And here's where it really mattered: I later found my original ring through my Tiffany rep and called to cancel the order. Thankfully, I caught it in time--because buried in the fine print is that custom orders are non-cancelable. That's the kind of detail that should be clearly communicated upfront, not discovered later. Even the cancellation process felt like work. I was told someone would call me back... hours passed... I had to follow up myself to close the loop. Final visit to pick up my repaired jewelry? Empty store, but still somehow rushed. I tried to browse, got prompted to check out early, asked about items I'd previously seen--and was told they didn't exist. Then spotted them right next to me at checkout. At that point, I paid for the repair work and left with the same energy I walked in with: rushed, unclear, and not particularly welcomed. YE Gurl Insight: There's a difference between *nice* and *kind*. Nice feels scripted. Kind feels intentional. And in a category like jewelry--where purchases are emotional, high-investment, and personal--experience is everything. Final Take: * Craftsmanship (repairs): Strong * Retail experience: Inconsistent at best * Pricing transparency: Lacking * Overall vibe: Off I understand why more people are opting for brands like Tiffany & Co. or even online retailers like Mejuri --you get clarity, consistency, and a smoother experience without the friction. YE Gurl Says: Support local when it feels good to do so. But if the experience makes you second-guess a meaningful purchase? Trust that instinct and move accordingly.

They had a good selection of ring settings and were able to take my diamond and put together a…read morebeautiful piece of jewelry. The diamond selection is not the largest depending on what type of diamond you're looking to buy.

I had three necklaces that needed repair, 2 needing restrung. I took them to another jewelry store…read morefirst where I was treated very condescendingly, maybe because these are not high end pieces.I was quoted a very high price for one necklace and was told the other necklace couldn't be done. I didn't even show him the third one. I thought I'd try one more place, luckily it was Diamond Studio. Oh my gosh, so much nicer. Everyone there is so friendly. Rhonda couldn't have been nicer. She was able to restring both for less than the previous place's quote for one. She went above and beyond, suggesting a great idea for one, a magnetic clasp! (aging fingers:) I am a Diamond Studio fan and customer for life! Sheila F.

Friendly people and fast, professional watch replacement service (Omega and Baume & Mercier watches)read more

Horrible communication and customer service over the phone told me to come to the store & then hung…read moreup in my face when inquiring about services

From the owner: We Custom Make Your Jewelry. Your Own Gold, Your Own Design Or We Have Endless List of Designs to…read morechoose from. Just Knock on The Door, It Will Be Our "Golden" Opportunity To Serve You.

Fantastic store.. I had several watch batteries replaced.. Very courteous, professional and fast!…read moreRecommend and will go back..

Heins jewelers has been my go to jewelry shop for years with great prices and a great team to…read morefollow a respectful and kind owner. This is where to go for great pieces.

My mom took me in just before Christmas to try to away me away from buying an engagement ring and…read morewedding band online--it worked, and I couldn't be happier. The store was fairly busy, but when we told the salesperson what we were looking for and my mom explained I needed some jewelry education, they grabbed Jack who took us to a private room for a crash course in diamonds. What I thought would be a 5 minute run through on diamond color turned into a nearly two hour question and answer session which Jack seemed glad to take part in. I was looking for an oval solitaire, they didn't have any, but Jack ordered in a few that looked promising on paper and they were in the very next day--on a Saturday, no less. I wasn't disappointed with any of these diamonds, they were all beautiful, and Jack let me take all the time I needed at the microscope. When I finally settled on a stone, I was passed to Kate who took plenty of time helping me design the perfect ring and band to showcase the stone. It was a 4-6 week process, but well worth the time. I took a few things away from the whole experience: you have to work with someone trustworthy, there is such a thing as an ugly diamond, and the internet makes a great place for selling poorly cut/debris-filled stones. I hopefully won't have to buy any more jewelry in the near future, but when it comes time to get more, this is definitely where I'm going. Pictures to come soon!

Super poor craftsmanship, cost me hundreds of dollars due to neglect. They failed to inspect…read morediamond ring causing me to lose a diamond.