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Massoyan Jewelers Massoyan Jewelers is owned and operated by the same family since 1993. We love what we do and would be excited to help you find the perfect ring.
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Items purchased on Facebook and our website are inspected by the owners personally; they ensure that the items are packaged according to our high standards and shipped to you quickly. Family owned and operated since 1993, we specialize in engagement rings and wedding bands. Feel free to walk in or make an appointment by messaging us on Facebook / calling 201-722-0216. Free domestic shipping and interest-free financing is available. Shop online or in our Old Tappan store, located in Bi-State Plaza on the border of Bergen County, New Jersey and Rockland County, New York.

10/05/2026

Lori inherited this ballerina ring from her grandmother but never wore it, so I cut off the diamond cluster and turned it into a removable pendant for her tennis necklace. The problem: removable also means it can fall off. So I built a locking system into the back — and accidentally turned it into a brooch too.



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10/04/2026

Mandy brought me her parents‘s rings after they both passed away. She wanted them combined and turned into a pendant to represent her favorite childhood memory of holding both their hands. I cut both wedding bands apart and intersected them, then I soldered them together in the new arrangement, set the diamond in the middle, and attached them to a chain.

09/21/2026

Joanna sent this ring back to the manufacturer twice under warranty. Both times they tightened the same four prongs and mailed it back. The third time she brought it to me. I added two more prongs for the black hexagon center, rounded the tips, and fixed the snake enhancer so it sits flush without a painful hump on the bottom. Sometimes buying the extended warranty gets you nowhere.



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09/17/2026

Helen’s 55th anniversary emerald and diamond ring was a stunning symbol of love—but a loose fit and a sharp culet made it tricky to wear. I resized the ring to fit her perfectly and added a contoured connecting bar to stop the culet from scratching her finger. Using my laser welder to avoid damaging the emeralds, I ensured the repair was seamless and precise. Now it’s more comfortable than ever, ready to celebrate both her milestone and her incredible journey.

We are not accepting mail-in repairs 🚫📫

09/11/2026

Diane’s grandmother’s three-row emerald ring came in with the center row worn to death. Reached of wear had destroyed the emeralds and the settings. The quick money move would’ve been to scrap the whole thing but the outer diamond bands were still in decent shape and Diane wanted to keep some of her grandmother’s ring. So I cut them apart, rebuilt the lopsided shanks, and turned the outer bands into a ring jacket. Diane’s still deciding between two options for the center ring. Which one should she choose?



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09/03/2026

A cracked ring is just a start. This one originally belonged to the customer’s uncle but it doesn’t fit. Plus he’s now getting married in two weeks. It only needed to go up half a size but stretching it would’ve snapped it at the crack, so I cut straight through the crack instead. Then there’s the two-tone problem… Solder in one solid color and you get an interrupting stripe. So I fit a white gold base and a yellow gold insert until both of them slid in like puzzle pieces. Then I soldered them in and carved the design back to match.



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08/25/2026

A customer brought in his fully braided white gold wedding band that he hadn’t worn in over 10 years. He needed it sized up to full sizes with a perfectly matching pattern. Anyone could add two sizes to the ring, but making it invisible is the hard part so I cut it open, soldered in a solid block of white gold, and handmade every twist and braid to match. This is my first (and hopefully only) time sizing up a braided ring.



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08/12/2026

Three of six prongs had worn out and let go. The stone slipped away to the cushions below.
The cleaning lady found it and gave it right back. That’s a level of honest most people lack.
Retipping is faster, but it won’t hold as long, so the head came off whole and a new one went on strong.
I soldered, cut seats, gave the inside a shine, then sprang all six prongs. Now the stone’s sitting fine.



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08/05/2026

A little girl asked me to make a ring so her Barbie could get married, but there was one problem: Some of Barbie’s fingers are fused together. Cutting them apart wasn’t happening so she got the only design that works… A two-finger engagement ring. I drew gold wire down to half a millimeter, added a four prong head, and set a real pink diamond. This thing is absolutely minuscule but it’s so cute!



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07/28/2026

A customer flew halfway across the country with an art deco platinum ring that looked like it had been stomped on. Missing diamonds, missing prongs, cracked across the top, and warped on every axis. I offered to fully remake it, but since it’s a family heirloom, he wanted the original or nothing at all. I tried my best to straighten out all the damaged sections, but I hit a wall when it came to the top. So we compromised and he let me rebuild just the center section. I spent three days restoring this ring, using almost every tool and technique in my repertoire. Now it’s back from the grave.



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We are not accepting mail-in repairs 🚫📫

Address

216 Old Tappan Road
Old Tappan, NJ
07675

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+12017220216

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