Jewellery repair starts with the right assessment.
Need a ring resized, a broken chain repaired, a missing stone replaced or treasured jewellery restored? Tell us what happened, upload photographs and start a no-obligation repair enquiry.
Find the repair service that fits the problem.
Jewellery repair depends on materials, construction, stones, wear and previous work. Start with the closest service below or send an enquiry if you are unsure.
Ring Repair
Repairs for worn, damaged or misshapen rings, with careful assessment before work begins.
Repair information →Ring Resizing
Professional ring sizing with attention to fit, finish, stones and construction.
Repair information →Stone Replacement
Assessment and replacement options for missing or damaged stones and diamonds.
Repair information →Claw & Prong Repair
Repair worn or damaged settings that can leave valuable stones at risk.
Repair information →Chain & Necklace Repair
Broken links, soldering, clasps and structural repairs for chains and necklaces.
Repair information →Rhodium Plating
Restore the bright white finish of suitable white-gold jewellery.
Repair information →Restoration
Thoughtful restoration for worn, damaged, inherited or sentimental jewellery.
Repair information →Cleaning & Polishing
Professional finishing to revive jewellery while respecting the underlying piece.
Repair information →Postal Repair
A convenient route for customers who cannot visit a repair specialist locally.
Repair information →Useful information before you decide what to do.
How much does jewellery repair cost?
See the main factors that affect repair pricing and why an accurate quote may require photographs or inspection.
View pricing guide →Can my ring be resized?
Metal, design, stones, engraving and the size change required can all affect whether and how a ring is resized.
Ring resizing guide →Can I send jewellery for repair?
Understand why packaging, tracking, appropriate cover and confirmed receipt arrangements matter for postal repairs.
Postal repair information →Understand the repair before approving work.
Our guides cover warning signs, likely repair considerations and questions worth asking before work begins.
Understanding Jewellery Repair Pricing and Turnaround: What to Expect for Resizing, Soldering and Chain Repair (UK)
Clear expectations for costs and timing help you choose a repairer. This guide explains the main variables that affect pricing and turnaround for common repairs (ring resizing, soldering,…
Read guide →Prepaid free ring sizer / ring-sizer kits by post: what to expect and how to use them
Many UK retailers offer free finger sizers sent by post to help customers choose a ring size before ordering or sending a ring for resizing. This guide explains…
Read guide →How to Post Jewellery Safely in the UK: Packaging, Tracking and Proof of Postage
Practical, non-technical guidance for sending jewellery to a repairer: secure packaging, discreet labelling, choosing tracked services and keeping proof of postage. Includes a pre-send checklist and notes on…
Read guide →How to Read Itemised Pricing and Use Online Estimate Tools for Common UK Jewellery Repairs
Understand the variables that affect costs for ring resizing, chain soldering and stone resetting, what typical itemised quotes include, and how to use online estimate tools to compare…
Read guide →Understanding Itemised Pricing and Ballpark Guidance for Common UK Jewellery Repairs
Why headline prices for ring resizing, chain soldering and stone re-setting can be misleading, which variables drive costs, and how to request a clear, itemised quote that reflects…
Read guide →How to Choose and Prepare for Jewellery Repair in the UK: Practical Advice and What Affects Cost & Time
Clear, practical guidance on what affects jewellery repair work, how to prepare items, and what to expect from an assessment so you can make informed decisions when seeking…
Read guide →Have jewellery that needs repairing?
Send clear photographs and tell us what needs attention. Your enquiry is stored securely so it is not lost if an email notification fails.