Jewelry repair in Toronto
Bring worn or damaged jewelry back into regular use. Every piece is assessed before any work is approved.
What we can assess
Chains and clasps
Broken links, damaged clasps and connection points can often be repaired or replaced.
Settings and stones
Loose settings and missing stones are reviewed based on the construction and condition of the piece.
Finishing work
Polishing and cleaning can restore the surface while preserving the shape and details of the jewelry.
Before an assessment
Describe the damage, the type of jewelry and any metal markings you can identify. Mention loose or missing stones, a damaged clasp and previous repairs. Keep any detached parts with the piece so the full condition can be assessed.
Use the contact form for your description. If photographs would help, you can send them through Instagram. Photographs help start the discussion; the construction and condition still need to be assessed before the work is confirmed.
What affects the work?
The metal, the damaged area, replacement parts, stone-setting work and finishing requirements all affect the repair. Existing wear or earlier work can change the available options. An assessment determines what can be repaired and what may need replacement.
Ask about the quote, timing and how to arrange handover before sending or bringing a piece. Your enquiry starts a discussion; it does not confirm an appointment or authorize work.
Related help
If the issue is fit rather than damage, see ring resizing and length adjustments. Read the service terms before approving work.
The condition, material and construction of a piece determine what work is possible. You will receive an assessment before the repair begins.
Request an assessment