Jack Kellmer

My wife went to this store with two expensive watches that were to be repaired. She was also in the market for a necklace--and possibly a watch as a gift. The woman wouldn't even let her in the door! She said, and I quote "well, what do you want?" and when my wife replied with the above, she said, we don't do that and sent her away. Absolutely inhuman treatment! No excuse.

My only experience with Jack Kellmer was my first serious boyfriend, who worked there in 1968 gave me a lovely Star of David necklace to honor my conversion to Judaism that year. In 1970 I wore it proudly as my only piece of jewelry on my wedding day. My wedding ring actually came from my husband's uncle who owned a jewelry store on Columbia Ave near Broad St, as did the rest of my jewelry.

However I always treasured the Star of David, as it was my first piece of "good" jewelry. Unfortunately, a long time friend stole it from me when he stayed in my apartment for a few months. Yet KellmerJewelers will always hold a special place in my heart despite my loss, and I wish them every success as they continue their family's legacy

Jeff is an expert and really great to work with. Over the phone, I first spoke to Janice who explained everything clearly and patiently in response to my questions. Jeff gave me so much time and his work is very detailed. I was so impressed and will be coming here from this point forward.

My mom worked there 25 years and he jewelry and mine came from Kellmers downtown. I few years ago Jeff appraisaled my inherited pieces from my aunt. Generations have not skipped the quality and service.

Couldn't be happier with the stellar service Jeff provides and the design/quality of my new jewelry. I had a ring repaired and another ring designed and after being burned elsewhere, I won't ever go anywhere else again!

Wow! Great Service, Jeff was very helpful and really understands what you want. Couldn't ask for anything better.