Shaboo Jewelers - We Buy Gold — Attraction in Johns Creek

Today we (me and my wife) visited Shaboo Jewelers to inquiry about the purchase of a gold rope bracelet to match my gold rope necklace that my wife bought me as a gift while we were vacationing abroad. As we entered the business establishment, we were met by the gracious Shaboo; she welcomed us with opened arms, positive vibes and a great big smile. We were offered a beverage and light refreshments as well. We explained to her what we desired which was a rope bracelet to compliment my gold rope chain that I was wearing. She carefully measured and examined my necklace to ensure that she would match it perfectly. I had several questions about gold in general and she was tremendously patient and took her time to make certain that my questions were answered effectively and with complete clarity. Her knowledge of the jewelry industry is unsurpassed. She provided me with an excellent price which was marvelous. She buys and sells gold amongst other jewelry pieces. I highly recommend all her services. She takes pride in her work and is very fair, honest and exhibits integrity. Thanks...

Be ware of the store when you are trying to sell your gold. I brought an old gold necklace and piece of jewelry to sell. I told the attendant that I only wanted to sell the gold but keep the stones. She insisted the stones were synthetic. When I asked how she determined this, she simply said she knew by looking at them.

I really regret selling some of my gold pieces to them. When I went to another jewelry down the street I learned that the stones on the rings were all natural stones and the heavy gold necklace it is worth doubled the amount the attendant insisted was the best price around. Literary doubled the amount.

If you are planning to sell your gold to Shaboo make sure they weigh the gold in your presence and ask them how much they are paying per gram. Before selling anything to them go down to Iroff and Son for an honest estimate of what your gold is worth and...

Went in today to sell a 2017 Rolex submariner. While I understand not everyone is ables to work on watches, I don’t understand the concept of damaging goods that aren’t yours. The lady attempted to break the case to read the serial which is normal. But she was unable to do so, while also scratch up and damaging the teeth of the watch. On top of everything lowballing me. The watch has not been service or worn much, and not the case is severely scratched up. Did nothing to remedy the situation. Don’t recommend anyone...