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As a purveyor of fine jewelry for over 50 years, We're committed to providing honest, highly knowledgeable, creative and unparalleled service. Specializing in one of a kind Estate pieces, diamonds, fine gold, sterling silver, color gemstones and pearls, Carreras always has the perfect gift to celebrate every life event. Carreras also provides detailed

Founded in 1900, Waller & Company Jewelers is the country's premier African-American family- owned full service retail jewelry business. Since Marcellus Carrington Waller (M.C.), the grandfather of the owner, started the company, the Wallers have provided Richmond area families with excellent watch and jewelry repairs and quality jewelry. Mr. Waller

Please call 804-643-0171 or email us at dransfieldjewelers@hotmail.com to set up an appointment. Face masks are required. Known for our laid-back approach and personalized customer service, our experienced team also provides jewelry repair and appraisal services. For more information or to schedule a consultation, call us at 804-643-0171, send a quick

With its casual appearance, its waxed cotton shell that is water resistant, it has become a staple in the English gentleman's wardrobe. Barbour jackets don't just represent the British country look but they are great for any kind of outdoorsman who wants to hunt, fish, or just not afraid of the elements. If you want a casual companion for your jeans

I know shopping for an Engagement Ring can be a daunting task which is why I've set up my business to help guide you through your process one-on-one, in a low-stress environment. Each piece of jewelry made in our jewelry store is hand-made with a focus on quality and attention to detail to ensure maximum brilliance. I have spent many years as a jewelry

In the 1890s, the City of Richmond served as a major hub for railroads. High caliber timepieces were essential to running the trains on time and local citizens were known to set their watches "by the arrival of the Apple Blossom Special". William Harry Schwarzschild, a local watch salesman at the time, saw a need for a jeweler in the community who

The tiny room had no heat and he had only one watch in stock, but Dick worked tirelessly building his burgeoning business. During his off-hours, he would often hand-write postcards to send to customers, adding that personal touch to his business. As his business began to outgrow that single room, Dick convinced the owners of Carter & Herman Drug to