In 1976, Carl and Milly Gandia opened Greenwich Jewelers on Greenwich Street in downtown New York City. Carl, who worked as a jeweler’s apprentice in New York’s Diamond District since he was 17, brought home an ad to his wife, Milly, that read “Jewelry Store for Sale.” For years, their store sat on Greenwich Street. […]
The Siegel Family has been familiar with the Princeton, New Jersey community since the doors to Hamilton Jewelers opened in 1912. After over 100 years in business and three different locations between New Jersey and Palm Beach Florida, the Siegels know what it takes to run a successful family-owned business: relationships. “One of Hamilton\’s core
“A healthy business region produces a strong job-creating economy, and that’s the single most important thing a business can do—provide jobs. The second is to give back to the community.” Mountz Jewelers co-owners Ron Leitzel and Tonia Leitzel Ulsh have nurtured their business by adhering to this focus which started with their father over 40
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For over 100 years Ben Bridge Jeweler has dedicated itself to three things; service, ethics and excellence. “’Community Consciousness’ really encapsulates our philosophy of giving,” says current President and COO Lisa Bridge. “Our philosophy of how we choose to operate is having that consciousness of long term impact.” Contributing over $400,000 to nonprofits and charities
Featuring 2021 Update Below The villages of Malwelwe and Ngware are located in the beautiful Kweneng District of Botswana.Home to over 300,000 people, the District boasts the Khutse Game Reserve and is known as the gateway for exploring the Kalahari Desert. It is also a major hub for sourcing, cutting and polishing some of the
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