Edmund's Jewelers

Reviews

• JL

  James Lubeski

  Oct 12, 2025
  5.0
  I was going to buy a ring online but a friend stopped me from making a big mistake and recommended that I look here first. I’m glad I did! Karen and Gary helped me through the whole process. I showed the ring I was going to get online and they were able to source me a bigger diamond with a better cut, color , and clarity at a better price and they were even able to completely design and inscribe the ring exactly the way I wanted it all before I went to Paris to propose. Also, I went to 8 different jewelers and nobody had as big of a selection on men’s wedding bands either. I got exactly what I was looking for at a great price. This was a great experience all around for me and my fiancé loves her new diamond ring! Thank you both so much!
• KS

  Ken Swartz

  Aug 13, 2025
  5.0
  I have done business with Gary a few times he is always extremely knowledgeable, very friendly and the best prices around period! For example, the ring in this photo is the engagement ring for my fiancé, which is 5.5ct! I was dealing with Gary over the phone from Charleston, South Carolina about this ring and told him when I would be in town next, and he held the ring for me! There is no one else that I would trust to buy jewelry from the, testament that I would rather deal with Gary while living 11 hours away from the store speaks volumes when there is literally thousands of jewelry stores closer to me! A very happy Customer and fiancé from Charleston, South Carolina !!!
• DC

  Debra Cope

  Jul 23, 2022
  5.0
  Very friendly and knowledgeable
• SM

  shane miller

  Aug 11, 2014
  1.0
  I went to Edmund's Jewelers on Rt.51 to have some 'odd and end' jewelry looked at. I brought these items hoping to get an idea of what they were worth. I said to the guy that I just wanted to know how much the items were worth. One of the items that I had the guy look at was my Grandfather's ring (not his wedding ring, but one he wore every day of his life.) He examined my Grandfather’s ring, and weighed it. Next, without asking, or telling me what he was doing, he pulled out a stone and began rubbing my Grandfather's ring into the stone. He put some drops on the stone where the gold had collected on the stone and said "It's 14 karat gold. I can give you $$ for it." This is not right. (He should have asked before rubbing my Grandfather’s ring onto the stone.)