I decided to take an estate engagement ring for an appraisal with Ronnie, after reading several…read moreraving reviews about his expertise. Ronnie was very nice and professional! He thoroughly went through the process of inspecting my ring and showed me several different things to note about it - fully explaining how he determined the ratings of certain aspects. On top of all that, he went out of his way to offer tips on things that will be very useful to me in the future, as well as let me know I could reach out to me if I had any one-off questions during my ring search. Not to mention the value he offers in flat fees! I highly recommend Houston Jewelry Appraisal!! Thank you so much, Ronnie! We will see you again for all our other jewelry appraisal needs!!

First-time appraisal and a very positive experience with Ronnie Miller at Houston Jewelry…read moreAppraisal. He was professional, knowledgeable, and thorough, and explained everything clearly. I would definitely return.

Very friendly, very attentive to what you want. Excellent service. I once went in there to get a…read morebattery put in my watch, they were very quick.

First off, I did not "have", as Paul stated, anyone review Robsons negatively. I posted my review…read moreand my experience only. Definition of review: 4. To write or give a critical report on. I am legally allowed to do so. Freedom of speech. A review system is free to the public. Whatever other people did was based on their feelings and experiences. Robsons, please have your attorney contact me so I can forward them my attorney information who I have informed of this situation and Paul's threats to me. I have all the screen shots and information that I need. Definition of Threat: noun: threat; plural noun: threats 1. a statement of an intention to inflict pain, injury, damage, or other hostile action on someone in retribution for something done or not done. I was verbally put down by Robsons' clients for posting my bad experience with Paul the store manager. The ugly comments that were posted by clients and Paul's friends on my review and others who had bad experiences with Paul and the store, shows what kind of character he has and what kind of store it is. Poor Mandy seems to always have to buffer the disasters Paul causes. She is too sweet for that. Here is my experience Jan. 30, 2017. It seems I'm not alone in my feelings after posting my public review. My family has done business with Robsons for years. No issues until now. I went into Robsons to have my husband's watch repaired. I told the lady I was thinking about buying my husband a special watch for V-Day. She brought me to Paul, the store manager, to ask if he had a book for watches. He looked at me and said if I needed a book on watches to go to Barnes and Noble. The lady corrected herself and said I'm sorry a catalog to look through for a watch. He told her that's not what she said. She apologized again to him. He told me that they didn't have a catalog on books but they had some watches on display. I told him I looked and I didn't see one I was looking for, I was looking for a mechanical style watch. He corrected me at some point and said they are called automatic watches. He began to tell me how you can't just go out a buy a watch. It takes time and thought. He compared it to purses. Going into a Louis Vuitton store as opposed to a Macy's. It's not the best decision. I said "like the watch I have in my hand? The one I bought at a Macy's for my husband a few years ago?!" He gave a face and said he wouldn't have bought it. I felt so degraded! He went on about his opinion of good brands. He pulled up Bulova on the touch screen and added a remark telling me I could do this on my own; Like I was wasting his time! I picked out one that I thought would be nice and asked if I had it sent there could I have it engraved. He looked at me and laughed! Asked me where would you put an engraving?! I was so embarrassed. I called my husband crying. I was so upset! I called Robsons and left a voicemail that I wanted to speak to a manager about my experience with Paul. I spoke to Mandy 2 days later after they called about what it would cost to repair my husbands "Macy's" watch. I was upset because they hadn't called me back and expressed this to her. She was concerned. Told me she was going to bring it up to Paul. He would call and apologize later. Paul called me that night. Instead of starting off by apologizing he started off telling me how he watched all the footage and spoke to other employees to see where he went wrong and doesn't see how I would be offended! I asked him, "are you calling me a liar? That I am mistaken on my feelings and how you made me feel?!" He laughed and said well I can tell you are going to be negative. I told him well since he knew how I should feel after all of the above situations why wouldn't I be negative? He laughed and told me I am sorry that you were offended! I told him how could he apologize when he was laughing! He said well I just don't understand how you could be upset and laughed more! He used the word hunny way too much and it felt degrading; not sincere. I told him to not call me that and he'd laugh more! He told me that I am no longer allowed in "HIS" store! You couldn't pay me to go in there again! Thank you Mandy for taking the time and apologizing for him, something he obviously couldn't do for himself!

Her sales are very well managed and run professionally. She knows what she is doing…read more Everything is organized and priced reasonably and plenty of staff on hand too.

After seeing Lyn's advertisement on estatesales.net, I was excited to check out the beautiful…read moreclothes, bags and jewelry that was offered. I drove 30 minutes (which isn't terrible, I know) to get there. As I walk in, I smile to the guard to which I was promptly asked to leave. I asked why and was told no men were allowed. It was only for women. I asked to speak with Lyn. She comes out from the start with an attitude and says it's ladies only. "It's not my fault you can't read." I asked why, to which she replied " we have women changing in here and I don't want them feeling uncomfortable." I told her it was discriminatory and she said "thanks so much for telling me that" and shut the door. Now, I will start by saying I want any gender, sexual orientation, etc... to feel comfortable in any space. What I have an issue with is that she is turning away purchasing customers because something may happen. Are there no dressing rooms? Are the women just undressing in front of anyone? If that's so, there's a problem right there. If there are in fact dressing rooms, that is your job as the owner to make sure the customers are safe. As a gay, nonbinary individual, the last thing on my mind going to a sale is taking a peak at women, or anyone, for that matter. No where on the estate sale.net ad did It say no men were allowed. I saw the ladies only picture, but figured it was referring to only female clothing. If a trans woman were to come in would they be turned away just because they were born male? I'm assuming you keep it vague on the rules as to not get in trouble for discrimination. Lyn, I'm thinking because you sale high end goods that you feel you can treat others with disrespect and make up rules as you see fit. You are no better than those that are buying or selling to you. I left today feeling like I was dirty just because I wanted to buy a cute bag and jewelry. I'm sure you won't bother changing, but I encourage you to think about how you approach people. To think about their feelings, not just your bottom line. Sincerely, A Gay with One Less Bag and Ring

These guys are absolutely amazing. I had taken my…read moreengagement ring to the original place I bought it from to get it cleaned and that place chipped my diamond. They promised to replace it and sent me another diamond certificate to approve the switch. Problem was I'm not a professional gemologist. How was I supposed to know if I am getting the same value? I asked many different jewelers and they refused to help me compare the two certificates. I finally found this place on yelp and called them up. I spoke to Danny and he was beyond helpful. Not only he quickly took a look at both certificates and gave me a comparison but he didn't even charge me for the service. I highly recommend them and will definitely go back to them for any jewelry needs from now on.

if your jewelry is worth $10, they will offer you $1. Complete waste of time coming here. This…read moreplace is for ppl who doesn't know the value of authentic gold and jewels. Get multiple appraisals before settling

I came to Unique Jewels to help me deconstruct my wedding ring and create 2 heirlooms for my kids…read more This was such an important project to me and they delivered more than I could have expected! The quality of the work was incredible and the customer service I received was outstanding!

I had such a lovely experience working with this jeweler. They helped me recreate a ring and even…read morehelped with some improvements. They finished it before my deadline and even sized it down when I found that the size I asked for was a little large. Definitely a place to check out if you are looking to do a bit of custom work.

Collectors auctions dallas tx. or farmers branch, tx is a SCAM, BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read moreThey sold me a Taurus 454 raging bull which I paid for, $875.99 with shipping and fees, asked them to consign and resell for me, then was advised the it accidentally was sold on another auction site on 6-16-23 and I will get a full refund within 3 days. It is now 8-5-23 and NO refund. They won't call you back, won't answer but every 4th or 5th e-mail saying the same thing. I reached someone by phone 2 times assuring me that it's been issued. Proxibid (whom I bought it through won't do anything) so I've contacted Texas Dept. of licensing and Regulations, sent them all correspondence and still nothing. If you like to be stolen from, then this is the place. I've read more bad reviews than positive and won't be buying a gun online ever again.

There were some issues with the home that required immediately repair, and unfortunately it did…read moreoccur in the middle of the estate sale. But when clearing out the house of what wasn't sold, walls and staircase were purposely damaged by the company because they were upset about the repair interruption of their sale and commission grabbing. Damage like this doesn't happen by accident and it cause further issues for my clients and the people purchasing their home. And Apex did nothing to resolve the issue.

Brittany and the entire Alexandar team were exceptional. Five stars isn't enough. They were honest,…read morefair and met every expectation.. what more can a customer ask for. It's a long story but I needed a complete "clean out" Estate sale done very quickly and Brittney understood my position and made it happen. I would not waste my time talking to some other "reputable" estate sale companies.. all I got were lies and empty promises. Give Brittany and Alexander Estate Sales a call, I am comfortable in saying you won't be disappointed.

I attended an estate sale and purchased a large, heavy mirror. I realized I wouldn't be able to…read morehelp carry it, so I asked a staff member if someone could assist. She told me yes and mentioned a tip for the person who helped. A gentleman then helped my husband carry the mirror down the stairs. At the top of the stairs, a woman who I believe is named Brittany Y. began following closely behind them on the staircase, which felt unnecessary and made an already difficult situation more stressful. Once downstairs, I handed a cash tip directly to the gentleman. At that point, Brittany took the money from his hand and immediately asked me if I had more to give. When I said "excuse me," she responded, "Not trying to be tacky, but can you give him more money?" I declined. Instead of leaving it there, she remained outside harassing me while my husband and I secured the mirror and continued to ask us for more money. During this time, she told me that "this is her business, and the employee only makes $15 an hour and she doesn't have insurance for them to move things". This was uncomfortable and inappropriate. Discussing an employee's wages and internal policies with a customer-- and especially asking for more money--is highly unprofessional. I did apologize just to end the interaction, but the situation should never have escalated this way. I was willing to tip for help, but being pressured repeatedly and having the money taken from the employee was unacceptable. While I appreciate the help from the gentleman, this experience left a very negative impression. If employees are not supposed to assist with moving items, Brittany could have said something before they started down the stairs.

My husband has purchased me several gifts from Lewis Jewelers. Katerina is fantastic and has…read moreprovided phenomenal service and advice. I have also made purchases over the years. We have been loyal customers for many years because of the phenomenal the customer service!

make this your Jewelry store and you won't be disappointed. Quality selection and amazing staff…read more Nicole is who we have used and be sure to ask about getting a wish list started.