Aces. Earl and team are fair. Integrity…read more Highly recommend. Make this your first stop. Good value if buying or selling.

I went into Byram Jewelers with an open mind, to ask some questions on old jewelry from my departed…read moremom, and see what Byram Jewelers had to offer regarding what they sell. To my surprise, Earl was a breath of fresh air!! Store was modest, Byram had some nice things on display, but what sold me on the store WAS Earl! He couldn't have been more nice to talk with! He was honest guiding me with a direction on my mom's old jewelry, and extremely knowledgeable in both jewelry & old coins! If you have any old coins or jewelry you're looking for direction on, do yourself a favor, and make your way to Byram Jewelers!! Earl will be happy to meet with you!! Super knowledgeable with home town friendliness! Jason G

This place is a hidden gem in plain sight! The owner, Victor, is an "old school" guy who knows his…read moreboth his customers and his trade. Victor takes the time to explain and educate you on your purchase. He also puts ZERO pressure on you to make a purchase when you shop in his store, which is unheard of in the jewelry business. Shop here and I promise you that this will be your "go to" place for all of your jewelry purchases and repairs. Everybody thinks they have a "guy" when it comes to jewelry, until you meet Vic..... He's the real deal!!! See for yourself..... You won't be disappointed!!

Real cool people…read more Made my pawn smooth and very EZ .. I will be using them agian if i need a quick loan .!!! Respectful youngman too.. Soooo u need money and have aby jewelry worth anything check em out..!?

George is the real deal. Honest, very fair on what he pays to buy gold and diamonds. His inventory…read moreis out of this world. He makes mistakes of it himself. It's no wonder he's been in biz for so long.

In the downtown of Westfield, on East Broad Street. I've gone to this jeweler on the corner a few…read moretimes because the location was convenient for me and no other reason. The jewelry shop is unwelcoming and the owner is rude and unfriendly. The Jeweler didn't even set the correct time on my watch after putting in the new battery. I also brought a ring to be sized and it wasn't polished. He then said his buffing machine was broken and then never called me back when it was repaired. Their customer relations are poor and their selection of jewelry is not impressive.

Story and pictures as well as documentation from 2 other jewelry owners opinions to follow …read more.. I have shopped at this location for years, for myself and for many gifts. Always very happy ! I'm still in disbelief.

Every custom piece I have ordered from here is absolutely stunning and wonderful quality. Extremely…read morefriendly staff, very knowledgeable. I highly recommend this jeweler over any other in the area.

The owner, Wayne Ferdinand, is a true jewelry craftsman and as honest as they come. In all the…read moreyears dealing with Wayne, never a complaint.

Came in to this local hidden gem. A wide variety and such a pleasant shop. Came into town for a…read morefuneral and the owner attended to our need immediately. When in town, I will definitely be back.

just nowNEW I…read morebrought my Baume & Mercier watch there for a battery and advised that they probably need to send it out because it requires a special tool. After insisting I wait, they couldn't put the back on properly because they didn't have the right tools. So, they asked me to return. The next day I was informed that the watch needed a new movement. Apparently, they broke the movement. After asking me to pay for the movement, I refused. They agreed to fix it. When I picked it up the following week, my beautiful watch could no longer keep time. You would think that they would check it before returning it. My gut tells me that they never replaced the movement - just hoped that I would return to Florida before I noticed it was still broken - which is exactly what happened..... Buyer BEWARE!

They are a lovely neighborhood jeweler. Typically very quick and friendly. I normally take jewelry…read morethere for a deep cleaning, they also inscribed my wedding band and did a wonderful job.

Awesome customer service to get my watch band fix, super polite and a quick turnaroundread more

Staff was extremely helpful and quick with the service I needed. I will be coming back here for…read morefuture jewelry repairs and purchases. Everyone was professional, welcoming, and made the process very easy. Highly recommend.

Went to sell gold at Carlos's store. Fabulous experience. He did everything in front of us checked…read moreall the gold pieces. weighed all of the gold pieces did the calculations counted the money in front of us that he gave us. I would definitely use his services again terrific experience.

TURN AROUND TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE!!!! This guy is a liar and a cheat. When his smooth…read moretalking techniques don't work he turns into a hard-ass and pours on the high pressure sales tactics. DO NOT SELL YOUR GOLD TO THIS MAN OR TO THE MEN NEXT DOOR AT BLACKWELL'S. RULES TO REMEMBER WHEN SELLING GOLD: BEFORE YOU ENTER ANY STORE: *Divide your gold into like piles 14k, 18k, 22k ....... you may need a loop or magnifying glass to read the karat markings, if you have an iPhone you can triple tap the home button and it turns your camera into a magnifying glass. *Record the weight of each pile in Grams and DWT(Pennyweight) Most Gold Buyers weigh gold in DWT but some use grams so it pays to record both. *Go to http://www.goldcalc.com enter in the weight and Karat of the gold and click enter. The site uses the most current gold price and calculates the true melt value of your gold. REMEMBER that unless your taking this gold to a refiner you will not get the true melt value of the gold. Use this info to calculate what you think is a fair price for your gold. *The price of gold is always fluctuating, make sure you recalculate your numbers on goldcalc.com just prior to entering the store. I do it right on my phone. WHEN YOUR IN THE STORE: *Gold buyers can smell a sucker a mile away. So walk in with confidence. You've done your homework and YOU WILL NOT BE RIPPED OFF! *Tell them you have gold to sell. Tell them the weight, karat, melt value and how much you expect to get for it. *They will ask to see the gold. Lay each pile of gold out on the table. * DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO TAKE YOUR GOLD INTO THE BACK OR OUT OF SITE!!!!!!! ACID TESTING AND WEIGH OF THE GOLD NEEDS TO BE DONE RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU!!!!! * DO NOT ALLOW THEM TO MIX UP THE GOLD INTO 1 PILE, KEEP EVERYTHING SEPARATED BY KARAT *The gold will need to be tested for purity. This is done with what's called an acid test. They take the gold rub it into a black course stone then drop a small amount of acid onto the rub mark. *Then they will weigh the gold. *Then they will tell you what they will pay for it. *If the price seems fair sell it. If it's way off ask them to break down how they did there calculations. If your not satisfied take your gold elsewhere. There are tons of gold buyers, don't fall victim to high pressure sales tactics. Example of a good gold deal: -You have 50 DWT of 14k -Melt value of 50 DWT of 14k = $1,938.00 -Melt Value of 1 DWT 14k = $38.76 -Gold buyer offers you $35 per DWT - 50 DWT * $35 = $1750 In a deal like this both parties should walk away happy. Shop around, do your homework, and don't be bullied by these fucks!!! Good luck!!!!!