1. Ring resizing:
- Silver or gold band: $30 to $60
- Precious metal (e.g., platinum): $100 to $200
2. Chain repair:
- Simple chain link repair: $30 to $50
- Extensive chain repair or replacement: $100 to $200+
3. Stone replacement:
- Small stone (e.g., diamond, gemstone): $50 to $150
- Larger stone or custom setting: $200 to $500+
4. Prong or setting repair:
- Single prong: $20 to $40
- Multiple prongs or complex setting: $100 to $200+
5. Jewelry polishing and cleaning:
- Simple cleaning and polishing: $20 to $50
- Deep cleaning and restoration: $50 to $100
6. Clasp or hinge repair:
- Replacing a simple clasp: $20 to $50
- Complex clasp or hinge repair: $50 to $100+
7. Soldering (e.g., broken metal pieces):
- Small solder repair: $30 to $50
- Extensive soldering or rebuilding: $75 to $150+
8. Engraving:
- Simple engraving (letters, dates): $20 to $40
- Customized or intricate engraving: $50 to $100+
9. Earring back repair or replacement:
- Single earring back replacement: $10 to $20
- Multiple ear wire repairs: $20 to $40+
10. Watch repair:
- Battery replacement: $10 to $20
- Adjusting watch band or simple repairs: $30 to $50
- Complex movement/mechanism repair: $100 to $300+
Remember, these are just estimates, and the actual cost can vary widely depending on factors such as the reputation of the jeweler, location, materials, and extent of labor involved. To obtain accurate pricing, it's best to get a quote directly from a reputable jewelry repair service or a qualified jeweler who can assess the specific repair required.
