Rebel Nell - Downtown Detroit ring — Local services in Detroit

On March 15, I shopped at the Detroit store near the Shinola Hotel, purchasing several jewelry pieces and a dog tag that needed custom engraving. I left the $30 dog tag with them, paid the $15 to have it engraved, and was told I would receive a call in 2-3 weeks to pick up my finished product. It is now May 2. I have never received a call, and my emails to the company are just getting the run around. I was told there was a delay, and it would take maybe 5 weeks. Then I was told they were having trouble getting parts from out of the country. Given that I simply needed a metal tag for my dog engraved, I am not sure what parts needed to arrive? I have asked for a refund of the $45 and am awaiting a response. I will not do business with this company again, do not find their email responses helpful, and would caution people to avoid the “custom” ordering process at all costs. 7 weeks to have a piece engraved - with still no clear date when I will even receive the piece - is absolutely...

I had the opportunity to view a newsworthy piece regarding Rebel Nell on CBS channel 62, Eye on Detroit about a year ago. I was intrigued by the storyline about this business. They employ women,train them to make beautiful jewelry; with each piece being unique. I selected one of their bracelets for a friend who is leaving the state of Michigan and I thought this would be the perfect place to purchase her gift. What a perfect remembrance to gift someone. They have a wide selection of earrings, pendants, bracelets and cufflinks each handmade. Customer service was awesome. Stop in and take a look around. I'm sure you'll find something that you absolutely love and purchase....

Named after Eleanor Roosevelt's childhood nickname, this company employs homeless shelter women to take pieces of graffiti paint that has fallen off walls and turn it into one of a kind jewelry. Made in Detroit, the workers learn life skills to help them move out of day to day struggle to survive to a place where they can plan and have a better future. Sharing a retail store with York Project, you can find gifts for yourself or the hard to buy for people...