Jewelry Repair & Restoration

Some jewelry is simply too important to give up on.

A broken chain. A worn-out setting. A missing stone. A ring that no longer fits. An heirloom that has been worn for generations.

At Eklektic Jewelry Studio, we repair and restore jewelry with one objective: to help you safely wear and enjoy it again.

From Everyday Repairs to Difficult Restorations

Our Houston jewelry studio handles a wide range of repair and restoration work, including:

Ring sizing and reshanking, chain and bracelet repair, clasp replacement, prong rebuilding, stone tightening and replacement, stone setting, laser welding, soldering, refinishing and polishing, rhodium plating, restoration of worn settings and reconstruction of damaged jewelry.

We also evaluate unusual and challenging repairs.

If another jeweler has told you a piece can't be repaired, bring it to us before giving up on it.

We can't promise that every piece can—or should—be repaired, but we're happy to examine it and explain the available options.

Repair or Restore?

Sometimes jewelry needs more than a repair.

Years of wear can thin prongs, weaken settings, distort rings and gradually remove metal. Simply fixing the visible break may not address the underlying problem.

That's where restoration becomes important.

We'll evaluate the overall condition of your jewelry and explain whether a straightforward repair is appropriate or whether rebuilding worn areas would provide a better long-term solution.

Modern Technology. Traditional Craftsmanship.

Our studio combines traditional bench-jewelry techniques with equipment such as laser welding, CAD, casting and precision stone-setting tools.

Having these capabilities allows us to approach repairs creatively—especially when replacement parts aren't readily available or a piece requires reconstruction.

Let Us Take a Look

Not sure what's wrong?

Bring your jewelry to Eklektic. We'll examine it and discuss what it needs before proceeding with the work.

Sometimes the solution is simple.

Sometimes it takes a jeweler who knows how to rebuild it.

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