update: I think I mistyped it was $600 not $800 if memory serves and I was recently contacted and…read moreI'm getting reimbursed for the extra charge. As I said before the work was great and that's been resolved so 5 star it is

Absolutely delightful experience! I went in looking for an engagement ring, they helped me every…read morestep of the way in getting the perfect ring!

Pat and her team are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. They have a diverse selection. The only…read moreproblem with the store is that I see something to buy every time I am in. I highly recommend.

Excellent service, always pleasant and informative. unique pieces and also excellent for repairs,…read morecleanings etc.

Took a ring in that needed fixed, he soldered it together but cracked it more in other areas…read more Handed it to me and told me I wasn't happy and he didn't want to charge me. I honor work and pay for quality. Which I did pay but I wouldn't recommend this place to get gold fixed. He claimed to not want to charge so I wouldnt do this but I don't see how he would allow a piece of jewelry to walk out his shop like this I took it in for a fix and he said "I'm human not perfect" also said he's been in the business for many years but it doesn't show in the work he does or he just doesn't care about quality. Stones are loose and he couldn't fix it. A fine jeweler would recommend and find a way to get things done or send you to someone who can make it happen. Don't judge people by their appearance, you don't know what it's worth to them personally and how much they are willing to pay.

Lovely little store with great personalized service but limited hours. Have been using them for 2…read moregenerations. You meet the smiling man who actually does the work and that is important when you have a special piece and do not want to ship it somewhere to have it worked on. We also use them for battery replacements for watches and exercise bands since not everyone in this area has the tools. One Saturday the owner was away and shop closed so we wasted time going to 6 other jewelers in area for a battery. No luck elsewhere but 5 minutes when he reopened we were all fixed. Years ago I even had him engrave saying on an old wedding band. Really a one stop shop for all our jewelry needs, just call before you go!

I've been a loyal customer of Little's for many years and the son continues the legacy of honest…read morebusiness in precious metals and numismatics! Give them a chance to be your go to shop, I think you'll be happy.

I wouldn't recommend this business. Poor service and poor prices. Other local buyers offer much…read moremore.

Recently had a service done for my rare vintage Rolex. Drew was very knowledgeable and very…read morequalified to work on the service. Throughout the whole time, he was very communicative and detailed about what things were being done and why. Learned quite a few things about watches from him, too! Very happy to have had my service done with him. This is a watchmaker you can trust knowing your watch is in good hands. Absolutely worth it. Thank you!

Hands down the best. Almost every piece of jewelry I own has come from Zimemrmans including my…read moreengagement ring. The staff is incredible and their pricing is extremely reasonable.. Not to mention I die over their estate pieces.. My go to jewelry store.

Everything and all the staff! Sounds hard to believe but my friend from out of town had some…read morespecial estate jewelry needs to be looked at and I went along with her for the appointment. I didn't know what to expect from some calls she had made to other places before finding Scott & Co~ They treated her many questions with kind consideration answering them all and took the time to explain things about the pieces that we were not aware of. All the staff that we happened to see were genuinely kind to us and it wasn't that we were "rich" or looked so as we aren't and didn't it's just how they treat people. They are HONEST, fair and knowledgeable and that's what you want in a jewelry store. We will gladly be back for anything our families need in the future and we 100 % recommend them with all confidence to you!

My husband and I moved to the area not long ago. We've been looking for a jewelry store to have…read morethe same type of relationship that we had with the local jewelry store where we used to live. Scott & Co was hosting an open house gathering that gave us the chance to go in and meet the staff and see the shop. My husband collects gems and would take them to the other shop to have them set. This could result in a couple hundred dollars after the setting and service. We like when all repairs are done in house (which Scott's also does). Brock was super helpful and tried to go above to help us. The prices to have 2 items repaired was very reasonable. We were not however impressed at all with their gemologist. She was very stand offish, and unwilling to see the relationship that we were trying to build with the company as a whole. The other store we used, he could go in and the gemologist was willing to look at the stone(s) and quickly check them to advise if they were worth putting into a setting or not. She was able to give a ballpark on value before setting. Nothing was in writing or official but it gave us data needed to proceed or not. This relationship gave the store the business of setting our stones and then if needed, we'd pay for the official appraisal. This relationship lasted over 10+ years. What really was irritating was the receipt stated $45 for the appraisal, mapping, etc. this gemologist said that the price didn't include the appraisal because that's $100. The $45 only included mapping. First, it seems they need to amend their invoices to properly show the service because when I see appraisal, mapping the comma indicates it's both. He tried to explain the relationship we had with this other jewelry store and she wanted no part of it. They have the right to conduct business how they want. I get that, but she came across as "I won't do this" or "I won't do that". She never consulted with a manager or the owner to see if this could be something as a company they would do. I'm not so much faulting the decision as much as how snooty she was about it.

Very cute Lit'le Irish shop On Chambersburg Street in Gettysburg they have a lot of Irish products…read morefrom blankets to hats & sweaters Rugby Shirts and of course Guinness Memorabilia. The staff is friendly and you're greeted courteously when you walk in. We didn't have time to look at everything but we'll return again to check things out more thoroughly.

In a town overrun with images of three days in July 1863, this shop stands out because it has…read moreabsolutely nothing to do with the civil war. it's the place to not only celebrater but scream Irish heritage. Not in a big way but all the small things you keep in your home- key chains, picture frames, charms, candies and countless nick-nacks. It is almost aggressive in its 'not a part of the civil war' theme that flows through the rest of the town and that alone makes it refreshing. The souvenirs sold here will not remind you of your trip to the town but they are nice and if you've any Irish in you, great grand father Andrew Burke thank you very much, it has an appeal. The one thing I would like to see to push it right to the top are more proper clothes insteado f the few patchwork patterned items and t-shirts they display but this may well be a direction they don't want to take the shop.

Lovely Selection, and beautiful clothing. I do wish there was a few plain short sleeved bodices for…read moreballgowns, but they come as a set with a skirt, for those looking. The price is very reasonable (50 (skirts)-200 for a handmade dress). Some other prices are the day wear (100 I think?) The clothing is very accurate, and if you stop at Gettyburg, it's a great shop. Very kind people who worked at the store,

Well I can not say I reccommend these folks for tailoring especially men's uniforms Twice now…read moreplaced a commision , even provided precise patterns for the modification but the workmaship was very poor. These seasmstress/tailor are not trained professionals Very friendly people ..the goods manufactured elswhere are reasonable reproductions. But I can not recomend them for tailoring historic costume at all.