Provident Jewelry,

828 W Indiantown Rd, Jupiter, FL 33458, United States

"This was my second visit to Provident Jewelry in Jupiter, FL. I brought in a few watches to trade-in for a beautiful new Breitling. Kyle Meredith made the trade possible. The whole experience was enjoyable and painless. Provident's watch displays are top-notch, and it's a treat just to visit the store to look around. I will definitely be a repeat customer, and would recommend anyone to trust this store for luxury watches and jewelry!"

"Provident Jewelry truly goes above & beyond. Amazing service from the second I walked in to the time I left. Great atmosphere, wide variety and beautiful store. I highly recommend Provident Jewelry for any and all your jewelry needs!"

"Provident jewelry is the only jewelry store I trust and enjoy going to. They treat me like family every time I walk in. I brought in a necklace to repair, and was there a little early, before the store opened, Kyle Meredith welcomed me in anyways. He was so kind and welcoming & fixed my necklace right there, in a matter of minutes. They are always so kind and have the most exquisite, beautiful pieces. I won’t go anywhere else!"

"My goal was to sell some fine jewelry and brand new gold I have. I was surprised when the young man who was adding up the amount for the gold put it all under 10 kt gold, when I had one 14 kt chain, almost 2 grams, and several smaller chains that were NOT 10 kt. When I brought it to his attention, he weighed it again, but the price wasn't any better. I asked for $50 more to make myself feel whole, and this did not happen. I did not feel l received the full value for the quality items I brought in as they were brand new, still in the package. My mistake for selling $1500 set of 8-9 mm black natural tahitian pearl earring set encrusted in 14 kt white gold (pendant had diamond accents) for $30. I was first told $50, but when I checked out it was $330. It should have at least been $350. I had gemstones to sell but was told that is handled by the manager who is not there on a Saturday. The woman "gemologist" who made it a POINT to tell me that she was a gemologist, (when the young man was not within hearing range) stated the gemstones I had were probably from QVC, saying save yourself a trip, these look like they have inclusions. The gemstones I have were bought in Arizona and from dealers all around the world. I brought in one small tray. She didn't even look with a loupe and she had glasses on. Very disappointed in this whole trip, and will not be coming back any time soon with the other gemstones I have, gold and other jewelry I have saved that I don't wear. I brought in ERV $6,000 in brand new gold chains alone, and got $300 for the gold. In restrospect, I now realize I should have picked up my pieces and done comparison shopping. FYI, was told that pricing is done with the dwt system, which does not reflect the true value of gold, which on the day I visited, was $62.17 per gram, and with dwt system, 10kt is $18.60-$23.25 for 10 kt and $27.90-$32.55 for 14 kt gold. My problem this day was I did not sleep at all the night before due to a personal emergency. From here on out, I will contact other reputable dealers to take care of the rest of my business and do my due diligence better. Not happy."

"Kyle at Provident was really helpful with my watch bracelet resizing and repair of my wife's earing. He is a pro and is easy to work with. I highly recommend him."