Jewelry and Watch Repair in the Kellogg, GA Area

Diamond and Gemstone Repair

Fine jewelry with loose, cracked, or missing stones, broken chains, or heavily tarnished metal may end up relegated to the bottom of the jewelry box and forgotten, not in wearable condition but too precious to toss. If this happened to any of your fine jewelry, bring it in to Atlanta West for world-class jewelry repair. Our in-house team of experienced jewelers can remove certain damage from gemstones, retip the prongs holding gemstones in place, or reset and replace loose or missing stones, helping return your beloved jewelry to an upgraded state, ready to be worn again.

Restore Your Heirlooms

Vintage jewelry requires special care when cleaning and polishing to avoid disturbing the patina that may have built up over decades. Fine filigree or patterns etched into the metal are easy to accidentally scratch off without proper care; accidental damage to vintage jewelry is sadly very common. When restoring your great-great grandmother's heirlooms to the height of their glory, don't settle for a mediocre job that will harm the piece and devalue the jewelry. Going to a jeweler you know and trust is essential to ensure you receive a quality cleaning that maintains the integrity of the piece.

Always Be On Time

Watch repair at Atlanta West includes so much more than simply changing batteries: we also work on cleaning, polishing, and resetting your watches. We work on all high-end brands, whether or not you purchased your watch from us. If you need your watch resized to fit your wrist, we are always able to add or remove links. Wearing an improperly sized watch attracts a greater risk of damage because it is not snugly on your wrist and therefore more likely to be dented or scratched. To keep your watch running smoothly and looking smooth for years to come, bring it in for our watch servicing and battery replacement service.

A (New) String of Pearls

Even the most beautiful string of pearls will need to be restrung from time to time - as the necklace is worn, the pearls work with gravity to stretch the cord. When you start to see the unknotted string in your pearls, it's time to bring it in to be restrung. Pearls are strung on thin silk cord that breaks easily after a year or more of use. If you wear your pearls often, they should be restrung yearly; with less frequent wear they can last up to three years before the silk string starts to discolor and weaken. Prevent any unfortunate loss of pearls by being proactive in your jewelry care and set a yearly appointment with your jeweler to take care of your pearls and all your fine jewelry.