rachel06 wrote:Firstly, is it badly broken? If not could it be fixed?
We've had jewellery fixed at a little jewellers around the back of Buffalo bar, not sure of the name of the shop but he's fantastic. I think it's next to a laundrette. Last year i took a ring that was twisted and ruined, he melted it down, added a bit of gold and some rubies and now i have a lovely eternity ring which is excellent. He can make anything you ask, just give him a design that you want and he'll do it. He's super cheap too. There must be something in the air as my engagement ring lost a diamond in February and i've been waiting since then until our holiday in June to take it to turkey to get it fixed by this chap.
If you're looking at buying new then i can recommend Aquamarine, the husband and i got our wedding rings from there in 2007 and when we got home we found the same ring as my wedding ring in a local jewellers for about £500 more. H's is unique i've never seen anything like it before again.
can't remember the name of the repair jewellers either, but recommend them highly - it's run by Dino and his wife Linda. In fact it's them that a lot of the jewellery shops in
Icmeler use to make adjustments and repairs
I got 2 bracelets repaired there last year for next to nothing. One of the bracelets is a bangle with a diamond in it and after reading some horror stories on here [not about this jewellers I have to say], I was worried that they'd replaced the diamond
BUT pleased to report that I got the stone checked out by a local jewellers in England, and it's still a diamond - must say I felt terribly guilty for doubting, but very relieved