Roma Jewelry

I have followed Roma from the beginning days of Atitas Flea market. I hated going to the flea market but the great customer service and the reasonable pricing made walking through racks of knock off clothing and cheap toys bearable. When Atitas closed, Roma moved to his brick and mortar store in Massapequa. Of course I made the trek over there to buy my wife’s engagement ring and later our wedding rings because all my siblings (and grandfather, lol) who bought engagement rings from Roma were happy with the purchase and of course, the appraisal afterwards. Plus the engravings were well done and included in the price.
I highly suggest coming here for fine jewelry because they do not rush you while making a huge purchase and their pricing is completely fair. Just be cognizant of their hours, it’s a little weird and rarely open after 5pm.