Yes! We partner with businesses across the country, handling all their repairs both big and small. To get started, contact us to create an account.

Yes, we can! Rolex, Tag Heuer, Breitling, and Omega are just a few of the luxury brands we service regularly.

Although our business hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, someone will usually be in the office on the weekend to respond to emails. You can always check the status of your repairs using your Diaspark account.

You can track the status of all your repairs through your Diaspark account. Follow your repairs as they flow through our departments and easily see when they're ready to ship!

Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to send in a repair.

Each item should have it's own information sheet filled out to ensure the accuracy of the repair.

Yes, we can! Rolex, Tag Heuer, Breitling, and Omega are just a few of the luxury brands we service regularly.

Our jewelers do not have any stones or jewelry parts at their benches other than what is pulled for that specific job. One job is worked on at a time to avoid switching jewelry. You can always feel assured that your jewelry is in good hands. Our reputation means more to us than any diamond or gemstone.

Put the correct value of your jewelry on the label. You can find this information on your receipt or appraisal form. If you are unsure of the amount just call us and we can help! 1-877-757-5991

Although our business hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, someone will usually be in the office on the weekend to respond to emails.

We would have to have the piece of jewelry/watch in house for a thorough review in order to give you an accurate estimate.

Once the estimate on your custom piece is approved, the casting and finishing process usually take 7-10 business days. We can expedite the job for a rush fee of $40.

Wrap a strip of paper or piece of string around the base of your ring finger. Make sure that you can slip it comfortably over your knuckle. Mark the point at which the paper meets itself. Use a ruler to measure the length of the paper from its tip to the mark you made. This is your finger’s measurement. Using the chart below, match the measurement to your ring size.