A breach of contract terms occurs when the terms of the contract are not followed according to the terms. If the instructions were clear as to what he was supposed to do, then failure to perform accordingly is a breach of contract. If the jeweler is not willing to return the rings without payment, then your only option would be to sue him for its return. The only problem with this would how soon you can get your case heard as most courts in California may be back logged.
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