I have a fairly cheap ring (by Tiffany standards) that was bought there several years ago, and it's pretty banged up. I'd love to have it cleaned up a bit and I also need it resized to be about a full size smaller. I believe the store used to offer both services for free, but I can recall someone telling me that both cost money now.
Does anyone know anything about either service and what type of fees (if any) are charged? If it makes a difference, the ring is sterling silver and only about $125.
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I don't know about resizing, but they clean for free. My e-ring is not from them but it looks a lot like one that they have and they cleaned it for free I guess thinking it was one of theirs!
We had a bracelet repaird at the Short Hills location and they did charge- but it needed a new clasp so it made sense for them to charge. Maybe you could call? That way you don't make an unncessary trip to the mall.
I have a ton of Tiffany silver stuff and they've always charged me for polishing. Which is a shame because a ton of it is tarnished and I'd like to bring it in, but don't want to deal with paying for like 15 things to be polished. So aluminum foil and baking soda quickie clean it is!
Tiffany's does charge for ring cleaning. I haven't brought my ring in to be cleaned but I have brought my necklaces and braclets in to be cleaned and those are about $10-$15? Maybe rings are less? I'm assuming they will charge to resize a ring as well as they will probably send it out to be resized.
T&Co and free don't go in the same sntence. Nope, they charge for everything (unless of course you paid $10k+ for something). I have a lot of their sterling silver jewelry and when my ring broke, they said it would be $50 to meld it back together. I refused to pay that, and they said okay bye pretty much. It ended up breaking completely and I got them to send me a brand new ring, free of charge. But, that was after a lot of phone calls and emails.
Anyway, they have great cleaning gloves and cleaning lotion for sterling silver, not to be used together, but they work wonders. I use it all the time. Definitely recommend buying those as they are not expensive, and bringing your ring elsewhere to get resized. They'll charge you an arm and a leg for it there.
I don't know if it makes a difference of where the store is located, but Tiffany's offers free cleaning and resizing in Chicago.
They said anytime I want it cleaned to bring it back in and they will do within a half an hour to an hour free of charge.
They also resized my ring for me after my fiancee proposed. The hardest part was waiting the 7 business days to get it back, but I figured I'd rather have it done right and free of charge.
I don't know if they have a different policy for e-rings, since it's a pricier item for them and free cleanings would be nice!
If it isn't free, maybe you can look into an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner machine for maintenance cleaning (and it would be more convenient). I just bought one from amazon and it's about $25. i think it works pretty well! i cleaned my diamond a few times before bringing to the appraiser.
Re: Does Tiffany & Co. offer free ring cleaning and resizing?
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Not sure how much they would charge for re-sizing the ring though, sorry!
T&Co and free don't go in the same sntence. Nope, they charge for everything (unless of course you paid $10k+ for something). I have a lot of their sterling silver jewelry and when my ring broke, they said it would be $50 to meld it back together. I refused to pay that, and they said okay bye pretty much. It ended up breaking completely and I got them to send me a brand new ring, free of charge. But, that was after a lot of phone calls and emails.
Anyway, they have great cleaning gloves and cleaning lotion for sterling silver, not to be used together, but they work wonders. I use it all the time. Definitely recommend buying those as they are not expensive, and bringing your ring elsewhere to get resized. They'll charge you an arm and a leg for it there.
If it isn't free, maybe you can look into an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner machine for maintenance cleaning (and it would be more convenient). I just bought one from amazon and it's about $25. i think it works pretty well! i cleaned my diamond a few times before bringing to the appraiser.