Jewellery repair prices depend on much more than the visible symptom. Metal, construction, stone settings, access, wear and previous repairs can materially change the work required.
Why we do not publish misleading fixed prices
A simple-looking break can sometimes sit next to extensive wear. Equally, a repair that sounds complicated may be straightforward once the piece is inspected. Our approach is to explain likely work first and provide a firm quotation when enough evidence is available.
What usually affects price?
- Metal type and quantity of material required
- Stone removal, protection, replacement or resetting
- Complexity of the setting or construction
- Extent of wear beyond the obvious damaged area
- Finishing, plating, engraving or specialist work
- Insurance, postage or specialist routing where applicable