Diamond Cellar

Absolutely wonderful store. Very clean and well organized. Large amount of vendors and a very wide variety of items!

Erin greeted me with a smile and a hot cup of espresso as I browsed around for a few gifts for my significant other and I. Erin is saavy and extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of jewelry, she helped me pick up the perfect David Yurman piece for myself and gave me some great gift pointers for my lady. Once I explained to her what my girlfriend was into, she brought me over to the exact pieces that I knew she would adore. She even showed me some of the diamonds under a microscope, the attention to detail was spot on, and the customer service was superb. Anyone who is diamond shopping, find Erin she is the absolute best!After accidentally stumbling into this store, it has been night and day compared to the other jewelry stores in the area this place is an absolute class act, do yourself a favor and stop by.

Started my journey of engagement ring shopping a couple of month ago. Walked into BGW and instantly got a good vibe from the place. All the staff was ready and happy to help! Donna Grant specifically walked me through the adventure. After my first visit with Donna I I felt like I had a better understanding of the ring world. Over the next couple weeks she helped me narrow down my choices and pick the perfect ring! Not only did I walk away pleased with the whole process but also went on to have a wildly successful engagement. She said YES and Rave reviews from all ever since.

While the below rater obviously has his rose colored glasses on, he failed to address the fact that it was BRUCE WEBER JEWELRY who charged $500 to send a Cartier watch off to the manufacturer, then tried to save some money by doing the work themselves (incorrectly) and broke the watch, which they then failed to own up to. I agree that most of the people working there are very nice, and that they have some nice jewelry. That is no excuse for breaking an expensive watch and not owning up to it. That kind of dishonesty still gets them a one star in my book.

These people are like family to me now they have helped me through my darkest hours, I'm doing great now, but believe me when I was not doing very well. They didn't judge and they help me through it all.

I really love this place. Everyone is so friendly and accommodating. Ive always been offered coffee when I walk in. A very pleasant place shop and on Cherry Street, this is my go-to spot for jewelry and watches.

I would say the service was terrible, but since no one greeted or acknowledged my husband and I, it would be more accurate the say the service was non existent. We went in as buyers, ready to purchase an anniversary band but unfortunately walked out empty handed. All the sales associates were busy helping other customers, so we were prepared to wait. Even though two associates saw us walking around, neither one paused to simply smile at us or say they'd be with us shortly. We were completely ignored the entire time we walked around. We were hoping to support a local business, but sadly will never return. As native Tulsans for over 50+ years, it is unfortunate to have to look elsewhere. We will be sure to share our experience so others don't waste their time .

One star because they hid my Google review and did not reply, so I was right. Some customers get greeted with espresso, I got greeted by security.They served me... reluctantly; I'm a young Black woman in tech. I make good money and rarely splurge; I buy nice things here and there, but they're modest; it's something I'm trying to get over, because frankly, I can easily make some upgrades, but I'm tethered to my idea of frugality and prefer to keep using things that are low cost/paid in full until the wheels fall off (shout out to the car I've had for nearly a decade lol.) To break this pattern, I decided to start small; I gave myself a $1,500 budget to pick up a diamond necklace for my birthday. Could I afford more? Yes. But I'm not ready to go all out (see aforementioned) plus with market uncertainty (I trade in fintech,) you never know when you'll need some extra savings--and while I have a large credit limit and enjoy racking up points, I like to keep my balance low. So anyway, the salesperson was helpful; she helped me find a necklace I love, and it came in under budget, but she kept obsessing over my credit card and driver's license like I was committing fraud; I wasn't going to make a thing out of it until I went to Moody's right after and was treated like family. I feel like after she verified my identity, that should have been the end of it, but she kept asking follow-up questions and was weird about my credit card. Goldman Sachs doesn't put a number on cards anymore; it's all digital, they approved me for tens of thousands of dollars in credit, and I'm being interrogated over a $1,100 purchase? I can't. When I entered this place I was greeted by the goddamn security; it almost makes me want to take my necklace back, but I don't want to set foot in there again, and frankly, I work hard, and I deserve to buy the nice things I want even if people are going to be passive-aggressive about it. I've wanted to get myself gold and diamonds for ages. Moving forward, I'll just take my childfree young disposable income somewhere else. If I hadn't been treated like a suspected criminal they definitely could have gotten a ring, bracelet, earrings, and a watch out of me, they didn't even offer to show me more, oh well.

The store is beautiful and clean. The staff is very polite and inviting. Donna really went above and beyond making sure my experience was top notch. She found exactly what i was looking for and even helped me learn more about what I was purchasing.

Loved the high quality service received in their beautiful new showroom. Top notch service provided by associate Erin each & everytime.