The Dina Collection — Local services in Beverly Hills

I went to the Dina Collection to get an estimate with them for a piece of jewelry that I had. I was offered a price and knowing that my piece was worth more, I slept on it for a day. The lady that helped me and the guy that made the offer told me to come in the next day if I was ready to sell the piece. I thought about it and made my peace with selling it due to needing the extra cash. When I walked in, the same lady that helped me the previous day, greeted me and began to help me. She mentioned that the boss was actually in the shop at the time and motioned for him to come across to us. She told him that I had stopped by the day before looking to sell the piece. The “boss” Yossi (I believe) made me an offer which was a fraction of what the previous guy offered me the day before. When I told him that the other guy offered me more (which is the reason I came back), he began to accuse me of being a liar. He became rude and arrogant. I even looked at the lady (his employee) and said “you can even ask her.. she was here with us”. He continued to accuse me and said he can only give me the lesser price. He told me to think about it and let him know. I said “no thank you, I’ll just keep it and check at a later time.” He then, rudely says “you don’t have to come back! I’m not giving you more” and proceeded with saying I was still lying about what I was offered. After leaving his store, I found one of his competitors very close by and I was offered a more accurate price for my piece. If you are looking to sell any of your old pieces, I suggest you go elsewhere. These people are rude and they try to rip you off by offering...

I've been dealing with this company before it was the Dina Collection. It was Beverly Hills jewelry they had the best Jewelry in Beverly Hills outside of Tiffany's and all the other major jewelry stores I met him in 1974 when I had my boutique on Wilshire and Cannon Boulevard in Beverly Hills.it was named LL Holland's I often stopped to see all the beautiful things!!!! Throughout the years I bought myself in my 30s my first Rolex Tiffany earrings and rings and pearls because my mother and father told me always buy good thing because if you need them you can always put them on a loan which I did with Beverly Hills jewelry and loan with one of the jewelry experts names being Shawn !!!! I continue doing business with them until it became the Dina Collection!!!! NOW here's comes the problem.... they stole half my jewelry and then offered to pay me $400 for half of my jewelry and stole and claim they could not fine any of my jewelry but they were able to identify every piece so they offered me $400 and said sorry we tried we looked in the whole old and new safe and then They were sorry !!! But I viewed my Rolodex on display in the showcase one week before I picked up my jewelry they claimed he had had no box but miraculously found my Rolex box in the old safe I'm sure along with my old jewelry!!!! But wouldn't check and see if the jewelry I loaned is not for sale!!!and they claimed they lost it!!!!!? BAD Business!!! PS Dana connection if you can please FIND my things!!! I will take this post down!!! Yoshi and Dominique are thieves💍💰💰💯...

BEWARE!!!! This person is a scammer. I've reported him to eBay. Please report him to eBay if he tries to scam you. He pretends to have bought something then adds a screenshot with a link to the message but, it's actually a virus. (I thankfully used my phone instead of the computer. I had to restart it because it started going crazy) Anyways, he responded with, "oh did you buy something?" Making it seem like I was the person who bought something from him because I had asked him to attach the so called paypal transaction that he claimed to have a screenshot of. The link was just codes so I couldn't see it. I knew he was a scammer but, I was trying to be sure of it. Afterwards, I told him I'll call eBay and he says, "oh what were we talking about?" Making it seem like he forgot the entire conversation. I then called eBay after I was certain. BE CAREFUL, and don't use a computer when opening a message from him. Report to eBay to prevent him from scamming...