Christian Taylor, Inc

In 2010 I went on my Walk To Emmaus (In Catholicism it may be referred to as «A.C.T.S.»). This is a three-​day spiritual retreat where people who attend (called «pilgrims») have the chance to get to know Jesus Christ in a manner they most likely have not experienced in the past (Info on that:
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After I took my walk, my wife bought me a «Fisher of Men» bracelet to commemorate the journey I’d taken. The idea of the bracelet is to remind me that we are led to live a life that is an example that may help others find their way to Jesus… and to actively seek out people who may be interested in taking a Walk To Emmaus.
Other than the bracelet being a really neat thing in and of itself, each one is individually numbered, and you can register your bracelet online.
A few years after I received the bracelet, I lost a good amount of weight. So much that this bracelet, which I wear 24/​7, was incredibly loose on me. I e-​mailed the company and asked how much it would cost to take one of the links off of the bracelet so it’d fit better. Their reply was, «There is no charge, just send it in» and they gave me the address. I did, and about a week later the bracelet was returned, polished up and one link shorter.
In May 2014, the clasp on my bracelet broke. Now, I’ve not taken this bracelet off in 3 years, save for about 4 times. So it’s had a lot of wear and I wasn’t surprised. So again I emailed Jonathon Taylor asking how much it would cost to replace the clasp. Again, his reply was «Just send it in.»
I just got the bracelet back, polished and with a new clasp… and it didn’t cost me a dime. If you want to know about customer service… these folks can teach you a thing or two. I don’t know many businesses who will guarantee their product after 4 years and take care of the customer. I never did find anywhere on their site that mentioned «lifetime guarantee» so to my knowledge they don’t have it on paper anywhere. their just good folks who know how to keep customers happy.
I talked with someone who had a Fisher bracelet from a well known jewelry manufacturer who’s name starts with «James» and he said he was charged $ 20 for the replacement part (which is understandable… the piece is either silver or gold). I am a fan of that jewelry place (my wedding band is from there), but it really impressed me that Christian Taylor, while they could make a few bucks to cover costs, has done the work for free.
These guys aren’t a big operation with a ton of stores. They have stores listed on their site as distribution centers where you can contact to purchase. Here’s the link:
Oh. incidentally. the bracelets also cost less at Christian Taylor than they do from the aforementioned «James» store… cost less, and they stand behind their product by providing repairs free of charge.
HIGHLY Reccomend.