Don’t Void Your Service Agreement.
You could void your warranty or service agreement without even knowing it. Having work done on jewelry you bought from a store other than the one you bought from can void your warranty/service agreement. This could happen with something as simple as getting your diamond engagement ring cleaned or changing the battery in your watch.
Ring Warranty
Many Jewelry Stores will sell you a warranty or service agreement. Make sure you read what will happen if you take that ring to another establishment for work. Most jewelry warranty/service agreements will be void if another jewelry store works on the item. This may include polishing/cleaning the diamond engagement ring, or anything else covered under the service agreement/warranty.
Watch Battery
Over the years, we’ve had to tell people that they might be voiding their warranty. If we open the back of their watch to replace the battery. Many people don’t care, that is, until there is something major wrong with the watch and it needs repairing, then they want their warranty back. Before you replace your watch battery, make sure you won’t void your warranty/service agreement, if you have one.
