Ashley is customer friendly , she guided me when picking up the perfect piece for a gift. I…read morerecommend this jewelry shop without hesitation.

Ashley is a very knowledgeable jeweler. I trust her advice and her recommendations have always been…read morejust right! The service here is excellent!

A wonderful family-owned business. Has been operation for 35+ years. I discovered this business…read morebecause of its win in The Bend magazine's readers' favorites 2025. One of the owners seemed genuinely surprised to have won this award after 35 years in business, but I can see why they won. During my visit there, they treated me as if I were a long-time customer. Their work is top quality, prices are reasonable, and their service is outstanding and memorable. I heartily recommend Pharaoh's Jewelers.

I recently requested an evaluation for a pair of diamond earrings I owned. I wanted to change the…read moresetting and my specifications were not particularly easy to follow....I could not easily express myself to describe the vision for a design I wanted and I know this was difficult for the jeweler! I am ever so pleased with the design, the timing to complete the project and the quality of work is noteworthy---absolutely excellent. The professional tone of those working at Pharaoh's jewelers was unquestionable. I intend to stay with Pharaoh's!

Have used their Jewler many times and he is very reasonable on cost, along with being very timely…read moreand reliable work.

Ezekiel personally helped my husband and I 7 years ago when he was working for Denny Bales. He…read morehelped us choose a center stone for my engagement ring. We decided on a gorgeous brilliant 1 carat pink sapphire. I'll attach photos. The loose sapphire cost over $1000, and the engagement ring it went onto cost $6000. My husband paid cash. A year ago: I needed my ring resized so I went to Ezekiel Diamond (formerly Denny Bales) since I knew and trusted him. Ezekiel was the person who helped me with the new sizing, and he was wonderfully professional, just like I remembered. I do not like how I look 7 years ago: Life happens. This is why I also needed my ring to be bigger! Ezekiel did not just me based on my note: zero effort appearance. He was kind and courteous. Everything went great! Fast forward to today: I went in there because I want a new center stone for my engagement ring since I wear it as my wedding ring. I wish I would have gotten names but the date today is May 3, 2023 (Wednesday). Info y'all should know about my appearance. I am a 200 lb. Hispanic female with a traditionally male haircut- real short. I was dressed down. I just don't care enough about my appearance to others to go out of my way to fit their expectations. My husband makes $120,000 a year, I get to be a stay at home Mom like I always wanted. My life is good. Mine and my husbands motto is from a rap song: "I don't check the price, all I do is swipe." My husband loves me no matter what I look like. I am a good person, a fabulous mother, and the type of wife that makes him want to spoil me with whatever I want, when I want it. We know beauty is only skin deep. The person who greeted me was super sweet! We talked about what I was looking for, I told her the long story about why I want to replace the stone, and she showed me different color stones to see which one I thought would like best in my engagement ring setting. I would give her 5 out of 5 stars. She has curly hair. I decided I'd like prices on a 1 carat natural citrine, blue topaz, and amethyst. When she went to consult another woman to get the prices: the other woman audibly sighed as she saw me and realized what I wanted her to do. She blatantly rolled her eyes, and everything about her body language screamed: I don't want to be doing this- I'm wasting my time. She did not even try a little to hide her feelings. It was immediately awkward. She mumbled thethe questions to me as if I were too stupid to understand them. Synthetic or genuine? I said what do you mean synthetic? Is that the same as lab grown? I knew it was but she made me question for a second if I even deserved to be there at all. This woman then laughed at me and said no it's not the same. I knew she was wrong, but I was too stunned to speak up. I told her I wanted a genuine stone. She asked what shape. I said round. She said nothing, marching back to her office. I told the lady with the curly hair: wow! That woman did not even try to hide the fact that she doesn't think I should even be in this store. I told her this felt terrible. I said me and my husband actually have a lot of money. I just don't feel the need to prove anything to anyone. She doesn't think I can afford this. At that time, the rude judgmental lady is coming out and I say to the curly haired lady: I just want to say you were great. You treated me kindly. I looked at the straight hair witch and said I'm going to take my business elsewhere. You couldn't have made it any more clear that you don't want to help me and that you think I don't belong here. She looked confused, then started saying something about not feeling so well...... excuses excuse excuse. I kept walking and left the store. Being under the weather does not make someone judgmental. It makes it harder to conceal your same judgements you always have. Your energy goes to fighting the illness, and the mask that usually covers your ugly inside slips off without you noticing. I have a bachelors degree in biology. My husband is a crane operator and crane mechanic. You are not even in our tax bracket. And if we were to compare our IQs, I'm afraid you would not even come close to mine. Needless to say: we won't be spending ANY more money there. I could change that 1 carat center stone once a month for the rest of my life if I wanted to, but it won't be at Ezekiel's Diamonds or anywhere else you or anyone else like you- works. I hope you have the day you deserve.

Maybe my first time in this jewelry store at Town & Country Plaza. Went in with two mid to lower…read moreend wrist watches. Working on them is a dying art, apparently. The jeweler here had great attitude, took joy in looking them over, and getting one going again (sentimental value) by cleaning and had to diagnose to nix the other. I offered to pay and he refused, only asking me to "come again." Great attitude, great mastery skills, and much class. I hope I can give them more business down the road.

From the owner: Our mission is to provide fine quality jewelry that will last for generations-jewelry is a legacy…read moreinvestment and it's our mission to make sure your purchase will sparkle for lifetimes to come. ​ - Custom Design - Jewelry Repair - Watch Repair - Free Check & Clean - Restringing - Wish Lists - Gemstone Identification - Gift Cards - Gemstone Ordering - Private Appointments - Appraisals

This is definitely a great store. All the jewelry is made by local artists. The lady running the…read moreshop and I had such a great conversation even though I didn't buy anything. She definitely helped me with some much need conversation and advice I was needing to hear. Thanks you so much for knowing what I needed to talk about.

Yatahey! This authentic Native American jewelry store is a…read moregem of a shop! They specialize in Southwest Native American jewelry- all authentic wares with real turquoise and other gems and stones. This shop only sells the real deal merchandise, and they can prove it! They've got certificates of authenticity, and disclose who the artist is. There's apparently a big trade elsewhere in fake Native American art, coming in from the Far East and the Middle East. The proprietors of this store are on top of things, and personally warrant that their stuff is real, authentic and legitimate. Other vendors in NM sell their stones that are really t glass, plastic or rosin. Apparently, even seasoned buyers can get fooled. Don't worry about that here at the Turquoise Eagle! The store is run by father and son, and you can tell jewelry goes back a long way in their family. They obviously know what they're talking about, and come from the reservations or pueblos of New Mexico. I grew up going to a lot of these pueblos, and I can personally attest that they've got some magnificent examples of the artwork from the different tribes. They also sell Native American goods, like items for ceremonies, dream catchers, CDs of chanting and singing. It's such a cool store with some beautiful jewelry.

Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. Will go back the next time I am in town Thank you for the…read morelovely jewelry

The people are amazingly nice. I take all my repairs to Sal to fix. He always completes them…read morepromptly and does a wonderful job.

Gold Master Jewelers never let me down. I took in a ring to get resized and the job they did was…read moreflawless!!!! I dropped it off one day and was able to pick it up the next. Thanks again guys for a job well done!