Your ring should have a snug, yet comfortable fit. It should easily slide onto your finger, but you should need to exert a slight effort to remove it. If your ring feels uncomfortably tight, it's advisable to consider having it resized to make it larger. Similarly, if the ring slips off your finger with no resistance, it indicates that it's too big and should be resized accordingly.
Chains, due to their frequent use, are more susceptible to damage than other types of jewelry. This is why jewelry chain repair is one of the most common types of repairs that jewelry stores handle. Whether it's a broken chain, one that needs to be shortened, or replacing a clasp, our experienced jeweler is ready to help.
Diamonds and other gemstones are typically set in rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. These settings are designed to secure the gemstones in place, but any damage to the settings could result in lost gemstones. Lost a stone, or just upgrading to a larger one...we're here to help make that happen for you.
The stone on your ring is held in place by tiny pieces of metal, the prongs. These get worn down over time. Wedding rings are more susceptible to this than other rings due to frequent use, but it can happen to any ring with a prong setting. When that happens, you need to get your ring retipped. Retipping is when a jeweler mends the prongs on your ring, and it’s one of the most common jewelry shop services. Our jeweler performs this task on-site.
Any and all jewelry pieces will break down eventually with time and especially with wear. When it comes to pearl necklaces or bracelets, even the strongest threading can become weak, that's why it's important to take your pearls in for routine care & maintenance. We can restring your pearls using silk or nylon thread, depending on your preference and the type of pearls you have. We will carefully hand-knot each pearl to ensure they are held securely in place.
Rhodium plating is a process where rhodium (a white metal) is applied in a thin layer to a piece of jewelry to keep it from tarnishing. It increases the jewelry’s resilience from scratches and adds an elegant, reflective white finish. Rhodium plating is an effective way to increase the aesthetic appeal of your jewelry while protecting it from blemishes and scratches. Though not strictly required, it’s recommended for high-end pieces that you wear on a regular basis.