This is a trustworthy Mom and Pop jewelry business that I completely trust with all my jewelry…read morerepairs and appraisals. They also have beautiful jewelry in their cases!

They are priced great and I love what they did with my ring! I had them size up my ring and polish…read moreit!

A great experience with great people. Geiss and Sons is a…read morebeautiful jewelry store that anyone can feel comfortable in. Oksana was wonderful helping me purchase a watch, well two! We also had a couple older watches cleaned and batteries replaced. The following week my wife went and found a unique ring she had to have!

I received a call from the business after providing a lower rating earlier. The situation was…read moreclarified and my opinion of the business was changed for the better. The fact that someone cared enough to call and explain circumstances spoke well of their staff and customer service.

Extremely professional with very reasonable pricing. They educate their customers and have…read moretremendous jewelers who can even repair 20k florentine good and a 50 year old rolex. It is a cant miss.

Another story of the Rolex "wait list." I've been waiting on a Submariner for 4 years and…read morenothing. It's hit or miss on whether a sales person will even talk to me when I visit. Should've went to DavidSW and paid the premium. That seems to be the only way to get a Rolex these days because the AD's only sell to people buying thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.

I know every rock and gem shop within 50 miles and this is one of my favorites! Interesting pieces,…read morea wide variety in all price ranges, and the brothers who run it are both knowledgeable and entertaining!

The owner was friendly and helpful. The selection of items was great, beautiful and probably anyone…read morecould find something there. I feel like the value was good although I am not an expert buy any means!

Extremely Rude Staff! I normally don't leave reviews, unless it is totally intolerable. My…read moreexperience at REEDS Jewelers in Greenville, SC was so unprofessional that I feel I have to speak up, and I'll sign my real name here for credibility: Yuchen Yan, newly graduated Ph.D. from Clemson University. Here is my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuchen-yan-ph-d-230a5890/ It all started very simply. I had placed a deposit on an Omega Seamaster, and I sent a friendly reminder in an email: I would highly appreciate it if you could address me by Dr. Yan or Mr. Yan, instead of "hey". That's it. Nothing more. (By the way, I am well-known to my friends and colleagues as a kind and well-mannered person) Instead of a simple "Sure, no problem," the associate completely lost his temper. He literally told me, "I've never served anyone like this in my life!" and then went on with a series of offensive remarks. When I tried to clarify my point, he escalated, became increasingly rude, and then hung up the phone on me. I was shocked, this is supposed to be a luxury retailer representing Omega. I immediately reported the issue to REEDS customer care. And here's where things got even worse. The response from upper management was basically a coordinated effort to deny everything and protect their associate. They claimed there was "no disrespect intended" and tried to spin it as if I was the one overreacting, even hinting that I was "using my PhD title to demand special treatment." That's not only insulting, it's gaslighting. To make it worse, they even brought up that their staff are "Clemson graduates and diehard fans" -- as if being loyal to a university somehow excuses rudeness and disrespect. That's not an explanation, that's an excuse. The bottom line: from the associate at the counter to the director of store operations, the entire culture is one of denial, excuse-making, and zero accountability. Instead of taking customer respect seriously, they mocked me, trivialized my concern, and made me feel like the problem was me, when all I asked for was to be addressed properly in writing. If this is how REEDS trains and manages its staff, I honestly cannot recommend anyone to shop here, especially if you're expecting the level of professionalism and respect that should come with luxury purchases like Omega or Rolex. There are far better authorized dealers out there who actually understand customer service and professionalism. Now I am reporting this to Omega's official customer service team and let them know how their authorized retailers treat their customers. I'll also try reporting this on BBB. Finally I will make a video and post it onto Youtube to warn everyone not to visit REEDS. Like I said above, I have attached my real name and Linkedin profile, I held what I said accountable at any circumstances.

Bought my wife a silver bracelet for our tenth anniversary. Salespeople were nice and I went away…read morehappy!

Clark's Fine Jewelers is one of the best jewelry shops that I gave experienced. They do repair as…read morewell as having a great selection of jewelry. Their customer service is knowledgeable and friendly. HIGHLY recommend.

Super fast and great at repairs conveniently close . Really great customer service . As soon as…read moreyour item is ready they call you .

I can not recommend Diamond's Choice more! Took the reviews and the drive and will never go…read moreanywhere else. The owner was so amazing! Even had me look at my stone under the scope to point out the characteristics and note them, had the gold replaced and enlarged and was $75 less than quoted at a previous store AND done in 3 days!

If you're looking for a crook, you've come to the right place. I initially went to Diamonds Choice…read moreto consign an old ring. 1.5 years later, I called in to check on the status of my ring, only to find out that they sold it a long time ago and never bothered to contact me. My significant other went to that same store to purchase an engagement ring for me, and the store owner talked him into a ring that was way over priced and looked like an ugly piece of costume jewelry. when I asked if I could exchange it for one I liked, the owner told me that it would cost $800 on top of what he paid, and that it was a beautiful ring and in a round-about way told me that I should be grateful I was engaged at all. I had the ring appraised and it was worth less than half what my fiancé paid. I don't think I've ever met a bigger prick than the owner of Diamond's Choice.