My mother loved clowns. For her 100th birthday I gave her a gorgeous clown's head and neck piece fashioned from solid gold by Yuri. She loved it. He is a master craftsmen. Trust him to make it work ... read more

I would give zero stars, if that choice was offered. Yuri was difficult, did not listen, was agressive, and patronizing. Initially he looked at the tiny childs ring I brought in, it had been my daughters, and said he understood just what I wanted. There was area which had been worn smooth over time and asked him to engrave a rose in that spot. I asked him to leave all else as it was. He said several times, I understand, I understand. He would barely let me talk. I drew him a very clear picture of what I wished him to create. The ring had much sentimental value and was being passed to my granddaughter. When I picked the ring up, he had ruined it. He add silver shot and used a stamp to stamp a daisy and all sorts of extra "leaves" that just looked messy!!! Where the rose was meant to be engraved, there was a daisy. He was adamant this is what I wanted. He wanted to charge me 60 extra dollars to correct his mistake. I got a refund and left. He has absolutely no listening skills, no people skills, and no craftsmanship skills at this point. Please take your business elsewhere, as will I. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. Five weeks before my wedding, a prong breaks off my beautiful rose gold pear shape ring. My fiancé brings it to this man who keeps it for a whole week before even trying with it, calls my fiancé to come back in and go over a game plan. I got my ring back last night after him having it for two weeks, wedding three weeks away and my ring is ruined. It's a quarter size larger because he CUT IN BETWEEN TWO DIAMONDS and spread the setting to fit two huge prongs in it. And ALSO CUT INTO MY SALT AND PEPPER DIAMOND AND NOW ITS CLOUDY WHERE THE INCISION WAS. Not only that, from widening the setting he just left a huge gap between my diamond and the outside of the ring on the one side. Ready for the kicker? He soldered it with yellow gold. A rose gold ring now has a big print of yellow in the bottom center. So now my ring is too big three weeks before my wedding and honey moon, it has a yellow patch mark it's too big from the literal gap, and there's a dent next to where he soldered it. I know I sound like I'm making this up but I'm really not. I will post before and after pictures of my ring. My fiancé went to ask him what happened and why he even used yellow gold, not apologizing once he kept barking "bring it back". HE HAD IT FOR TWO WEEKS! My wedding is the second week of June. I'd rather purchase a whole new ring than ever go back to this place, and I might be doing exactly that after I file with the better business bureau. read more

King Jewelers - You can clearly see the gap on the side part of the ring in this photo, and the big yellow mess where a diamond used to be on the bottom. - Watches Near Me - Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

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I had Yuiry work on a decoy wedding ring for me. It was a sterling silver one that bore a strong resemblance to my white gold wedding band which was getting too big and falling off. He sized my finger and showed me how to correctly take the ring on and off. Great selection of cross-shaped pendants and vintage watches. I am pretty sure he does appraisals there too. read more

Brought my fiancée's engagement ring here to fix a broken prong 3 weeks before our wedding. The owner told me he would be able to fix it, I trusted him. I was wrong to do so. What he told me was that he would make a small incision in the gold around the ring, set the diamond a little snugger, then mold it shut again, and replace the prongs. He asked me if the ring was white gold, I corrected him and said it was rose gold. After 2 weeks of him working on it, I went to pick it up, paid $318 for his services of what I thought was a fixed ring. When I later inspected it when I got home, I realized what I received back was worse than how I gave it to him. The band was now too big somehow, so the ring literally would slide off my fiancees finger. There is a gap on the side of the middle diamond where you can see through it. He cut a large portion of the side of the ring out (much larger than he described) and soldered it with yellow gold (not rose gold like we talked about). There are dents and scratches in the side of the ring. The center diamond looks like it was cut into to fit 3 larger prongs. 2 of the prongs are rose gold and one is white gold. So now the ring has white, yellow and rose gold in random places throughout it. When I returned the next day to tell him I was unhappy with his services, he asked me to give him the ring back and he would fix it. I refused to let him work on it again and I asked for a refund of the $318 "repairs" of my now ruined ring for my wedding in 2 weeks. He refused to give me a refund. This was the biggest waste of time and money to get a simple prong fix on a diamond ring way too close to my wedding. I'm extremely unsatisfied with their services and will never go again. read more

The jeweler restored my grandmother's very damaged platinum filigree engagement ring. He reworked some smashed and broken sections, created new prongs, and set a new stone. The ring is beautiful, and the price was more than reasonable for quality of the work. You won't find anyone who can do this kind of skilled and artistic repair in the big mall stores. He also did some great repair work on my mother's gold charm bracelet. read more