I would highly recommend HOUSTON DIAMOND EXCHANGE! First and Foremost, because they have a very…read morewelcoming & personal environment. Also, Nick is fantastic, great personality which made me very comfortable and solidified my decision on selling my old ENGAGEMENT RING To them. Let's not forget about my favorite part.... DIDI (The Sweetest & Cutest Pomeranian) It was love at first site. I really appreciate you guys and once again appreciate you for conducting wonderful & professional business! See you again!! ~Dana Here's a Cute Photo of DIDI and I

He tenido una buena experiencia, me han tratado muy bien y son muy profesionales, son buenas…read morepersonas y están dispuestas a ayudarte Se han tomado el tiempo para ayudarme, explicarme y aconsejarme para comprar la joya adecuada para mí. Me he sentido muy cómodo comprando mis joyas aquí, ¡volveré a este lugar!

I was impressed with the quick response and upfront quotes for my jewelry repairs, which I…read more appreciate.

Kyle is wonderful. He has great ideas to create the perfect ring. He was so helpful with my wedding…read morering. I look forward to doing more business with him.

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

Appraised my jewelry the same day, provided certificates, and were friendly to boot. I didn't shop…read morearound so can't comment on affordability. I was more into trustworthiness, and they fit the bill.

My beautiful fiancée always dreamed of having a ring from Bryan and Wolf Diamonds. Bryan's dad was…read moreher neighbor growing up, and their families became close over the years. Bryan was incredibly helpful throughout the entire process--from start to finish. The ring we received is absolutely stunning; it makes Cartier look bad while still being affordable! Bryan has earned a lifelong customer. You won't be disappointed working with Wolf Diamonds!

High quality work and amazing customer service. Jeff is the best. He caters to your needs and makes…read moresure that you are satisfied with the product that you are paying for. I will only go to Wolf Diamonds for my diamond needs from now on. Well worth the price.

I had a great experience with Hinz Jewelers. Nichole kindly took time to make an appointment with…read moreme to speak about creating on a custom engagement ring. She walked me through the process, and give me recommendations on creating this custom piece. She was very transparent with pricing and gave me a reasonable quote. Overall the environment was very friendly. Mr. Hinz also took time to speak with me about their process. I feel that I could trust them in creating a high-quality piece of jewelry. I would absolutely recommend Nichole & Mr. Hinz for your custom jewelry needs.I appreciate their professionalism.

A great company!! I brought a very special ring in to be sized, the first time it was not the fit…read moreI wanted, so they kept it another week and it came out perfect!!! I am proudly wearing my David Yurman ring that belonged to my mom! The staff was warm and welcoming and never made me feel like I was bothering them - I'm picky lol Definitely recommend for and jewelry repair or even to purchase from. Will definitely be back in the future!!!

Excellent knowledge and workmanship; very fair prices -- especially when compared to all the…read more"fancy-ass" jewelers in Houston!

My fiancé and I visited this place after being referred by a friend. I will NEVER recommend or get…read moreanywhere close to this guy. We had an appointment to meet him and as soon as we walked in we knew something was not right. He was yelling, talking down to his staff as if they were slaves!!!' It was horrible, we stayed but my husband whispered he had already made up this mind he was not spending a red cent with this man. We called before hand to make sure he had the diamonds we requested, when I asked if he could get additional oval diamonds for us to look at because the ones he had were too yellow. He lost it!!!! He started yelling at me and told me to "take it or leave". I politely pushed the diamonds back to him and thanked him for his time. Trust me, this man is an awful person and if I were you stay away at all cost!!!!

This is a family business and they treat you like you are part of their family. Get generations of…read moreexperience and quality at Designer Jewels, they are the best!

I've known Josh for many years and he is my go to guy for jewelry , repairs and even coins ! He's…read moredoes it all professionally and with courteously . BTW... that "Thomas S" review below is not from me. Some lowlife swindler made a fake Yelp account to make it look like me. If we can all report that as fake it to keep things honest that would be great

If you want to get drunk on De Alcohol, then go to De Pub and order De Beers…read more You can't get drunk on jewelry, but you can easily go broke from it so it's similar. Cute little jewelry store which is pretty expensive located in the excellent and massive and enormous and hard to get to Houston Galleria. If you're browsing around this mall and looking for some cool jewelry on the high end of the scale then this is a good stop for it. Just expect to pay Mall jewelry prices which are anything but cheap. In fact they're just pretty expensive to be honest with you.

I hate bad customer service. A lot. And I hate being treated poorly because of…read moreage/ethnicity/supposed-socio-economic-status. I hate it. With a passion. And somehow I took great delight in being treated like a criminal at De Beers because I knew that I could vent on Yelp and warn all you people away from this awful store. I love nice things. Mostly to look, but we also love to splurge. My husband works right across from De Beers and when it opened last week he was really, really excited to see some of their unique and beautiful pieces. We've been hunting for a pretty earth tone diamond for me and De Beers (being THE diamond experience) claimed that they could get it in for us. So I finally make my stop in the store yesterday. It is Friday, I'm about to go to dinner, so I'm just wearing jeans and a nice top. You'd think I was flashing a gun around and about to break the glass and steal everything. They looked at me like I was a criminal. I felt compelled to keep my hands where they could see them so that the 90 lbs. security guard wouldn't try to tackle me to the ground. There were 4 salespeople (one woman) and the scrawny security guard. All of them avoided eye contact, two of them left the room when I got there and the other two were trust to guard me in case I wanted to hold them up I suppose. They continued on with their nice little conversation and looked me up and down as if wondering what I was doing there. I saw a few things that I fell in love with (including a necklace that my husband was planning to buy as a late anniversary gift), but their attitudes kept me from even asking to have them pull it out. I left in a huff. This is not Dallas. We're not overly pretentious. I've been at the Galleria enough to know that the people wearing sweat pants and a baseball cap are usually the ridiculously rich ones. The workers at De Beers have not learned this yet. One of the highest profile customers at my husband's store is a lady from College Station. She comes into the store in neon shorts and a fanny pack whenever she's in town and drops $10-40K every time. She was there the first day that De Beers opened and bought a $15,000 ring. She was back in town the next week for their "Grand Opening" and they pretty much didn't let her in the door. Big mistake. I'm assuming she'll never shop with them again. My goal now is to pull a Pretty Woman and take my mother in there. My parents decided to become filthy rich after I moved out of the house (isn't that how it always is?!) and they love to spoil my mother. A lot. As in many carats worth of spoiling. She currently wants to upgrade her ring another 2 carats (plus all the diamonds around the band itself), and needless to say that it would add up to a hefty commission. That being said, I'm now planning to take my mother in there in all her sparkling glory and have her pull out all sorts of rings (while I was in there, I didn't see one center stone as big as her current one) and then leave by reminding them that bad service to a seemingly unimportant client can ruin a bigger sale in the future. Hmph!