R.F. Moeller Jeweler has served the Twin Cities since 1951. When you choose an engagement ring or wedding band from R.F. Moeller Jeweler, you know that you’re receiving a high quality ring from a family owned jeweler. What you may not know is that you also receive these services and benefits for life:

Free Ring Sizing

Ring sizes can change over time, so we offer free lifetime sizing of your engagement ring and wedding bands purchased from R.F. Moeller Jeweler.

Free Rhodium Plating

This means making white gold look white again. So we will rhodium plate your white gold wedding band or engagement ring for life.

Free Diamond & Prong Tightening

Sometimes the prongs get loose on the center stone or side diamonds, we’ll happily tighten these for you at anytime so you can continue wearing your ring without the worry that a stone may fall out.

Free Cleaning & Polishing

You want your ring to sparkle like the day you got engaged. Stop into any of our locations for a complimentary ring cleaning at anytime. If you have a wedding band with a brushed or satin finish, we will refinish it for free.

Free Inspections

We are always happy to check over your ring(s) to make sure that your gemstones are tight, the prongs look good, and that there are no repair needs.

Free Soldering

We offer soldering rings together as a complimentary service.

Free Side Diamond Replacement

If one of your small side diamonds (officially called “melee”) falls out, we will find a 4Cs match and replace it for free.

Center Gemstone

It’s always a good idea to insure your jewelry. Should the unfortunate happen, and your center stone fall out, we will work with your insurance company to find a diamond that is the same cut, color, clarity, and size of your original diamond.

Many of our clients work with Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group to insure their jewelry. We have a great relationship with them and would be happy to connect you with them.

Free Engraving

Some people like to engrave initials, an important date, or a short quote in their rings. This service is complimentary with your ring or band purchase.

Trade-In, Trade-Up Guarantee

All loose diamonds purchased from R.F. Moeller Jeweler come with the guarantee that you can trade your diamond in for something new anytime and you’ll receive 100% of your purchase price back in trade.

Free Insurance Appraisals

Every ring purchased from R.F. Moeller Jeweler comes with a Certificate of Sale that can be used for insurance purposes.

Appraisals need to be updated periodically to account for inflation. This ensures that you will still be able to receive an insurance replacement of your exact ring (Example: If you paid $5,000 in 2012 and it’s actually valued at $7,500 in 2020, you need a new appraisal so the insurance company knows that you should receive a $7,500 replacement ring if your ring is lost or stolen).

We do these updates for free. That’s how strongly we feel about making it easy for you to maintain the insurance protection on your ring.

Wondering about something that you’re not seeing on this list? Ask us! It’s likely covered.

Is anything excluded?

Lost, stolen, or damaged* jewelry is excluded. We strongly encourage anyone, whether they’re an R.F. Moeller client or not, to have insurance for your jewelry.

Insurance guarantees that you will be able to receive a replacement of your ring at the same quality that you originally purchased. Many of our clients work with Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group to insure their jewelry. We have a great relationship with them and would be happy to connect you.

Is there any fine print?

No!

Some jewelers require you to stop in every 6 months in order for the warranty to stay valid. Not R.F. Moeller Jeweler. We believe that warranties should be easy for the client (and should not create a set of roadblocks holding you back from receiving the help you need).

So whether you just had your ring cleaned last week or you haven’t been in since you purchased the ring, stop in and we will assist with any warranty needs.

*Examples of damage would be your ring fell down the garbage disposal or was run over by a car.

Revised July 2024