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Summary: Jewelry stores that sell engagement rings range from huge mega stores to personalized independent shops. Pick a jewelry store for the right experience with tips from a jeweler in this free wedding rings video.
David Kruger is the owner of Kruger's Jewelers in downtown Austin, Texas. Kruger's has been serving the Austin community since 1939, and they offer the utmost in customer service and...read more
"There are a lot of things to consider when you make the decision to buy an engagement ring. My name is David Kruger and I'm with Kruger's Diamond Jewelers in downtown Austin, Texas. One of the things is the store you choose because, my goodness, there's lots of stores in malls and independent stores. There are big chain stores, so it's important to make your buying decision which store or which type of store you are going to go to. Going to an independent jeweler is going to be probably for most people a different experience than going to a mall jewelry store or a large megastore. There are megastores now that have thousands of engagement rings and that's going to be a different experience. There are places online that you can go and read reviews about different jewelry stores. That's a good source of information. Ask your friends where they bought their engagement ring. Ask them about the value they received. Ask them about the service they received. Ask them about the after sale service. Ask them about the attitude and energy of the salesforce. Ask them about what kind of support they have; if they have an in-store jeweler or do they have to send their jewelry repairs out adding to the delay in getting a ring re-sized or polished or getting a diamond reset. All these things are considerations and it's worth doing a little bit of ground work before you get out and hit the streets to buy you an engagement ring. My name's David Kruger and I'm with Kruger's Diamond Jewelers in downtown Austin, Texas."
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