Fast service replacing watch batteries. Nice people to deal with. Used them for many years.

I have bought so much jewelry there from the onyx cuff bracelet and house made onyx ring, to white diamond stud earrings. It's the only place I bring g my broken chains too and they always shine it up nice. They are so kind I can't even tell you how nice they are. They're my 1st stop when looking for jewelry and I'm an eclectic person. They have some very unique sterling rings ect. Highly recommend! read more

super helpful, very friendly staff, I was in a bind trying to get a necklace fixed in time for Christmas and not only did they fix and clean it for me but it was done in about 10 mins, Will be my go to spot from now on for any jewelry repairs. read more

Found tiny little sterling silver studs ive been searching for forever!! The owner was very kind and easy going she helped me find exactly what i was looking for. Great shop. Beautiful jewelry. Excellent customet service read more

I'd give a zero but I'm not sure you can. Went there to get my ears pierced last October by Pam who is an owner. It was fine. The piercings aren't perfect but definitely work. While there I was looking at ankle bracelets. There was a 24K one that was beautiful. But 24K is not for everyday wear. I didn't realize this until I went home and researched. I went back in to look at chains to make into an ankle bracelet. I mentioned to Pam that I discovered that the 24K would not be a good value considering I couldn't wear it often. She had given me a price and told me if I still wanted it the price of gold had risen and the bracelet would cost more. She also wasn't forthright about the 24K not being suitable for everyday wear. From my experience buying jewelry gold is sold on the price paid by the jeweler when they purchased the gold not on current market price. That was a red flag. My husband went in and picked a chain to make into an ankle bracelet and the remaining links were made into a bracelet for my Christmas present. He paid around $900.00. Fast forward to this October. The lobster claw clasp broke in a way I've never seen before. I brought it in and Daniel said he would repair it. Pam piped right in that the repair would be $75.00 for the lobster clasp. I wanted it repaired so I had it done. I also needed the bracelet shortened. That was done for free. About 3 weeks later the bracelet broke again. I called and spoke with Pam and she said to come in anytime and they would repair it for free. Daniel repaired and cleaned the bracelet. It really looked stunning. I asked if I could have my ankle bracelet also cleaned. Pam said that would be $10.00. For jewelry my husband bought there she wanted to charge for a cleaning. Today I saw my bracelet fall down around my wrist and realized it broke again, I went back and told Daniel the bracelet broke again. Pam piped in like she does and said we won't fix it anymore. It's the jewelry she sold to my husband and their repair that keeps breaking. I said to her I paid 75.00 for the original repair plus what my husband spent on the jewelry. She told me she won't repair it and don't come back. Definitely do not recommend. Pam will sweet talk you and suck you in but she's a crafty salesperson who doesn't care after her sale is made. Go to Malloves or Dante's. Great service and really nice owners at either shop. When I brought a black onyx ring to be repaired at Malloves the repair had an issue. Mark took it back and had it redone for free. Stay far away from PJ's. Overpriced and Pam is rude and calculating. read more

This is my go to place for getting a watch battery replaced. They're fast friendly and efficient. No waiting for days to pick up the watch... they complete the replacement in 10 or 25 minutes while you wait. In addition they clean the crystal and set the date correctly. Their price is just a little more than you would pay if you bought the battery and tried to do the repair yourself. read more

In the last 2 years, I have had several vintage jewelry pieces repaired at PJ's; one of my great-grandmothers' 19th century ruby earrings was stepped on, crushed and lost one of the round rubies. They found a perfect matched ruby and repaired it beautifully! Cannot even tell when side by side with undamaged one! Also had a sterling and turquoise broach of my grandmothers repaired with perfectly matched missing stones and undetectable sterling repair, and also had a fine gold chain repaired. All were done beautifully, quickly and relatively inexpensive. I have also bought a couple of things and felt I got a good deal and not your ordinary, run-of-the-mill jewelry like some unoriginal mall type of store. When I visit here, I don't feel like I am walking into one of those snotty "stare down their noses at you" type establishments; just seems like a nice, family type of shop. read more

Excellent service! Repairs are done on the spot and they do fantastic custom work. Highly recommended.