Choose the right repair for your jewelry
A loose stone, a worn clasp and a ring that no longer fits need different kinds of work. Bring the complete piece to our Boca Raton showroom and tell us when you first noticed the problem. Our team can discuss the appropriate repair after examining its materials, construction and condition.
Ring resizing and worn ring shanks
Ask about resizing if a ring feels too tight or turns on your finger. The design, metal, existing repairs and placement of stones affect the available options. For an eternity band or a heavily set ring, an examination is more useful than assuming every ring can be changed by the same amount. A worn shank may need a different repair from a simple size adjustment.
Prongs, loose stones and settings
Stop wearing a piece if a stone moves or a prong catches on clothing. Bring it in with any loose parts you still have. We offer prong repairs, re-tipping and stone setting; the team will explain the work appropriate to the actual setting. Avoid trying to tighten a setting yourself.
Chains, clasps and broken connections
Bring both ends of a broken chain, a detached clasp or a matching earring when available. Chain soldering and clasp repairs depend on the link construction, metal and surrounding stones. Tell us about earlier repairs so we can consider the complete piece.
Finishing, rhodium and restoration
Discuss jewelry polishing, refinishing, rhodium plating for white gold or restoration after the piece is examined. A surface treatment does not repair a damaged structure, and preserving an original finish or maker’s mark may matter for an older piece. We also offer pearl re-stringing; keep any loose pearls and clasp components together for the assessment.
Before you leave a piece for repair
- Explain the result you want and point out damage or changes you have noticed.
- Bring available receipts, earlier repair records and any detached components.
- Review the proposed work, quote and estimated completion time before authorizing it.
- Ask which parts or stones would be replaced and what care is appropriate afterward.
Timing depends on the job, the condition of the piece and any parts or stones needed. Contact the team about an urgent date before relying on a completion time.
Repair questions
Can you assess an inherited or older piece?
Bring it for a review and explain which original details you want preserved. Restoration and a complete redesign serve different purposes; custom jewelry design is another option to discuss if you want a different finished piece.
Should I repair jewelry before selling it?
If your goal is to sell, ask for a jewelry evaluation first. A repair cost does not necessarily increase a purchase offer by the same amount.
Need work on a timepiece? See our watch repair service in Boca Raton. For resizing preparation, read our ring resizing guide.
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