Repair & restoration

Care for the pieces worth keeping.

Jewelry carries more than material value. Every repair begins with a careful look, a clear explanation, and respect for the piece in hand.

Hands working on jewelry with precision pliers
Ring setting shown in close detail

Repair starts with trust.

Before recommending work, we inspect the piece and explain what it needs—and why.

Small signs of wear can become larger problems, particularly around settings, clasps, and frequently worn rings. An early inspection can help protect both the piece and its stones.

Many types of gold, silver, and platinum jewelry can be serviced. Because every construction and stone is different, final scope, timing, and estimates are confirmed after an in-person inspection.

  • Ring sizing in gold or platinum
  • Prong retipping, head replacement, and stone setting
  • Diamond and colored-stone replacement
  • Gold and sterling-silver chain repair
  • Clasp replacement and bead stringing
  • Wedding-set joining and worn-shank replacement

How it works

Straightforward from the first look.

01

Inspect

Bring the piece in so its construction, wear, stones, and repair options can be evaluated.

02

Explain

Review the recommended work, estimate, risks, and expected timing before deciding.

03

Restore

Approved work is completed and the piece is checked before it returns to you.

Questions are welcome

Not sure what your piece needs? Let’s look at it together.

No jewelry vocabulary needed. A quick conversation is usually the best place to start.