Very good service I got it serviced it & it was one min off but I'll be going back to get it fixed…read morebut over all amazing service quality they replied right away got me estimated right away as well beautiful watch

Owner insisted that the problem with my watch was the battery. It was not and when I asked for a…read morerefund, was denied. I have used this location before and was satisfied with the service but this time, I was not and will not go back here.

Great job. Very professional. Very friendly people. Highly recommend!…read moreI have used them on more than one occasion and they never dissapoint.

I waked in was greeted by August originally he was able to Check me out he even called me when my…read morewatch was finished great customer service, to my unfortunate surprise fasely the other employe was there to attend me when I got there for the second time I wasn't greeted but look of being annoying not only that but before I could say anything he immediately raised his tone & said "The slip where's the purchase slip" super super aggressively & rushing through the steps to rest the calibration he didn't even explain it right after I thanked him for his service he looked away got back on his cellphone would have been 10 out of 10 service but unfortunately I wasn't too happy about how i was treated at fixology will be coming back because the repair was outstanding

Wes is the guy to go to. If you bring you watch to a jeweler, it could make it to him anyway as he…read moreservices the watches for many jewelers. Cut out the middle man and bring it to him right away. He is fair, honest and does top notch work. His shop is in his basement...wouldn't we all like to work out of our home...he is and it's working for him. Thanks Wes for a job well done!

Just need a new battery for my son's watch and a couple links removed from the wristband. It was…read moreall done quickly and for a very reasonable price. While he was working on the watch Wes, my son and I had a great conversation about the specialized training required to be certified on certain high end watches (yes he is one of a dwindling number of people in the US who are certified), and about fixing antique clocks and watches. I have two watches from my mother (hers and her mother's) that are circa 1940 and 1960 which need repairing, and I will be bringing them here to get the work done.

Gloria's is the best, family owned and 5 star service jewelry store out there. We have had such a…read morewonderful experience with them for years now. My husband purchased my wedding ring and band with Michelle at Gloria's and since then they have been amazing with customer service, quick replies, and providing different options for resizing, cleanings, etc. My ring is gorgeous and I can't imagine a better design. My husband loved his experience of working with Michelle and designing it. It's perfect!

Sorry to say that the they are not knowledgeable or professional. I brought a family ring to be…read moreresized and the person helping me insisted on making it a size 7--I said that would be tight and asked for the resizing to be bigger than that. Unsurprisingly, the ring was super tight and I could barely get it out of my finger. The business "President" asked me how much salt I had the day before and that "no one is the same size all days," which makes me think that her imagination is that people should only wear their wedding bands in winters or when they have cut salt from their diets.... I asked her is the fault was my finger's.... instead of taking responsibility for their mistake--I said from the start that the right would be tight--she replied by saying that there would be an extra charge to resize the ring. Given that they had already charged me $200, I figured I should pay and walk away. If the staff at Gloria's Jewelry do not know how to size a ring, they shouldn't be in business. At all. Don't give them your business, the potential for frustration is enormous.

I have been looking for a shop to replace batteries in my watches and after reading reviews of…read morevarious places came to Caliber Works Watch Repair. They seem to have loyal customers and I understand why. I brought in five quartz watches and took a seat in one of the two chairs inside the shop. The shop itself is bright and airy with multiple displays of watches and accessories. The gentlemen who did the work commented that four of my watches have the same Swiss movement. I wasn't sure about one of them so I learned something today in addition to getting batteries replaced. Street parking was free and plentiful near the shop on an early Friday afternoon. The price was very fair and the work completed while I waited. They also gave me a card for one watch battery free after five purchased. Since I have one more quartz battery watch at home that I will bring in when its battery needs to be replaced.

Love this place! My customer experience was excellent! Thank you, Caliper Works Watch Repair, for…read morethe new watch and for custom-coloring the hands to make them more visible. Five stars, highly recommended! ~Minneapolis, MN.

A few years back, this small shop did a marvelous job repairing a complex silver bracelet, removing…read moreseveral mesh links and soldering them back so it looked perfect and fit perfectly. Custom work, original designs.

From the owner: A Tradition Of Elegance Since 1911…read more Emil Gustafson Jewelers provides the Saint Paul, MN area with jewelry products and services. We specialize in custom jewelry design, restoration, and repair of fine jewelry. Every piece of jewelry that we make is expertly crafted and carries a unique

Bringing a handful of watches for battery replacement I was treated quickly and efficiently and…read morepromised a 60 min window. Returning in an hour they were ready to go and all ticking. Buchkosky does repairs on all types of jewelry a handy specialty during the quiet post holiday period. Most of the displays are for rings in the brightly lit store.

We found my beautiful ring at Buchkosky. It's a one of a kind. Other stores had rings that were…read morejust like the one right next to it. We are very pleased with this purchase. Thank you

The service is a bit inconsistent here, but it is warm, kind, and fast when the right person is…read morehelping you. I first visited this store at the recommendation of a sales associate at JC Penny. I needed the battery of my watch replaced. A middle-aged lady told me a new battery would cost $24.99. I asked if she could give me a lower price, since I knew from past experience that replacing the battery for my watch should only cost $8-$15. She insisted that $25 was standard. I went with it, and came back 30 minutes later. She told me that my watch didn't need a new battery -- the movement needed to be fixed. She quoted me $75-$85. I said I'd think about it. Then I went back again today -- a month later. This time, an older man who was working on a piece of jewelry, stopped what he was doing, and asked what I needed help with when he saw me waiting. I asked if he could repair the movement. He opened up my watch, said that there was no battery in there, and suggested that my watch only needed a battery. And it worked! He charged me $15.99. He added that if there were any problems with the movement or battery, I could bring it back, and he would give me a 15% discount. I'm not sure what happened to the battery that was supposed to be in my watch, or why that lady insisted that the movement needed to be repaired, but I am SO GLAD that I waited. (Also, I saw a couple there who were repeat customers. The man was wearing a shiny new watch. Well, it looked new, but he had it polished here.) *** If you need some jewelry polished or repaired, please give this place a try BUT make sure you are speaking directly with the older man who works at this store.

I brought a ring here to get resized after I was quoted down the hall for $55. Too expensive for…read morering resizing if you ask me. The older asian man, who I assumed owns the place, greeted me promptly. He was friendly and efficient. $35 dollars is all it cost there. He also was very quick about it. 30 minutes quick. Not the usual 2 week run around. I would recommend this place to ANYBODY wanting fast and great service.

We have always trusted Todd with our jewelry business. We have also referred many friends and…read morefamily to them as well. All had a positive experience and ended up purchasing their engagement rings from Gold'n Treasures. Even with Todd gone, we will continue to who do our business there. Because all the staff have become like family to us.

This review contains two stories: One of them is about jewelry, and the other is about *my*…read morejewelry. Shall we start with my jewelry? Yes, let's do that. My engagement ring has been perched on my hand ~24/7 for the last ~3 years, and OH MY GOD I LOVE IT. I just bloody well love it. This ring is the best insurance my partner ever bought -- even when I am ready to run (not walk!) back to singledom, I think, "But I can't get divorced; I have this absolutely perfect ring pair." (I mean, I'm sure people still wear their wedding+engagement rings after getting unmarried, but it seems like maybe that would be weird?) Todd has a whole process for helping people find an engagement ring, and it's... very chill. Very, very chill. This is not -- not upon NOT -- the kind of thing where you walk into a mall & some person with a Muppet-level fake smile says a bunch of clichéd BS while trying to upsell you some overpriced piece that they swear you can afford on their secretly 30% APR credit card. Nope. Gold'n Treasures is run on *relationships.* This is the most delightful & delightfully human jewelry-buying experience you will ever have. This is like... you walk in. Todd, who clearly loves people (but in a laid-back way that's still comfortable for introverts -- will vouch!), says hello, offers you your choice of beverage, and welcomes you to his back room studio, where he has not one, but several, towers of trays of example rings. And whooo-boy, he's got EVERYTHING. You want classic? Got it. Modern? Got it. Looks like an antique? Yup. Looks like a Calder sculpture? Uh-huh. Simple? Absolutely. Batshit crazy giant grandma rings that take up half your finger? In spades! You weren't looking for diamonds? He's got a whole array of Sharpies for you to recolor the example rings to your liking. And Todd is *not* in a hurry. "Play!" he says. "Have fun!" he encourages. Oh, you brought your toddler with you? She gets a beverage & is also welcome to play with the example rings. This place is magic. I spent a semi-forever going through example rings, & had selected about a dozen candidates... and Todd sent me home with homework! He gave me a URL & said, look through these, let me know what jumps out at you. I clicked & clicked & clicked, & emailed Todd with at least a half-dozen additional candidates. He said he'd order those models, and we set another appointment time. But here's the best & most amazing part: This whole time, I was more-or-less looking for a ring that I liked well enough that my partner also liked. We have *radically* different tastes, and I have a long history of pathological people-pleasing; I guess, on some unconscious level, I felt like the tastes & opinions of the person purchasing the ring were more important than the tastes & opinions of the person who was actually going to wear the ring. I liked something about each of the rings I'd identified for Todd, and also they were all compromise designs. Somehow -- and reader, truly I have no idea how, other than perhaps by being a second- or third-generation jeweler -- Todd sorted through a pile of gold, diamonds, & red herrings to find EXACTLY the right-for-me ring. We're sitting in that bright, sunny showroom, drinking coffee & champagne (respectively), and what we think we're doing is coming to see 18-someodd model rings & color them all in and deliberate all day. Todd says casually, "Oh hey, we just got some new rings in -- I want to show you something." And he comes back with The Ring. It's so absolutely perfect that I don't even bother to contain my enthusiasm. Todd hands me the Sharpies. I doctor up the model. Having now seen this thing, I am done with compromising. And just like that, Todd gets on his computer & finds the right kind of stone in the right color in the right size for my setting, and somehow manages to bring it all in under the $number my partner had quoted for a budget. (And then we bought some wedding bands.) This, finally, is Story #2. There are two ways to run a jewelry business: one is where you take every customer for as much as you can get (because you've got high overhead & you know like 1/3 of them are going to default on those credit cards), and the other is the relationship model -- where you get to know people, and where they keep coming back to you (and bringing their friends & family) because you're just that awesome. Case in point: My family's been buying jewelry from Todd for 35 years, & I didn't live anywhere near the Twin Cities when all of this was happening. There's still nowhere else I would have gone to look for a ring, & nowhere else I would have found *this* ring. And yes, I'll be back. :)