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Looking to find a nice top grade locally owned jewlery store. Does anyone know of any?
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Are there any localy owned jewlery stores?
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meltsintowonder
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I've been a big fan of Worthington Jewelers in Old Worthington on High Street, just south of 161. I know some people also go to Denig's, across the street, but I have no experience with them. I know they both offer a different lineup of jewelry and watches if you want to check them both out and compare.
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catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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dru wrote >>
Seibert on Lane in UA.
Jack Seibert JewelersAgreed. They did a wonderful job cleaning my grandmother's wedding ring. Loved the original pieces they had on display as well.
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ohiojimmie
Westgate
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William Weidinger has some really great stuff. I bought wedding bands from him and got my grandmothers ring resized and all shiny.
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jenlauren
Short North
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dru wrote >>
Seibert on Lane in UA.
Jack Seibert Jewelers+1 Used them several times.
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jarsloth
west side
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dru wrote >>
Seibert on Lane in UA.
Jack Seibert Jewelers+1 We got my wife's engagement ring here. Had it custom-made and when there was an issue, they very promptly took care of it and had it back to us sooner than was originally estimated.
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berdawn
near that stretch of N. High Street in the Short North
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a bitch to get to since they moved, but I still like noneother.
http://www.noneothergoldsmiths.com/Posted 1 year ago # -
jeff_r
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meltsintowonder wrote >>
I've been a big fan of Worthington Jewelers in Old Worthington on High Street, just south of 161. I know some people also go to Denig's, across the street, but I have no experience with them. I know they both offer a different lineup of jewelry and watches if you want to check them both out and compare.I'll second Worthington Jewelers. They have a good "classic" selelction and also do a fair amount of custom "in-house" designs. Super-friendly too. I recall he used to be in the Short North by another name, but can't remember the exact story.
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jennyw
Clintonville
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Weidinger, in Grandview:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/william-a-weidinger-goldsmith-and-jewelry-designer-columbus
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sugarplumclarey
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I had great luck at Alexander's Jewelers on High St. for my wedding ring. Also try Etsy's Shop Local page; a ton of talented jewelry-makers sell there.
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lizless
Columbus/Hocking Hills
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Gustavo at Beechwold Custom Jewelers is my go-to guy. He made my wedding ring. I highly recommend him.
http://beechwoldcustomjewelry.com/Beechwold_Custom_Jewelry.php
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roy
Downtown
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jennyw wrote >>
Weidinger, in Grandview Heights:
http://williamweidinger.com
http://www.yelp.com/biz/william-a-weidinger-goldsmith-and-jewelry-designer-columbusWilliam Weidinger gets my vote too. He is awesome, it's a real pleasure to do business there.
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Moz
Short North
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roy wrote >>
jennyw wrote >>
Weidinger, in Grandview Heights:
http://williamweidinger.com
http://www.yelp.com/biz/william-a-weidinger-goldsmith-and-jewelry-designer-columbusWilliam Weidinger gets my vote too. He is awesome, it's a real pleasure to do business there.
Yup. Another vote for Mr. Weidinger. His craftmanship and customer service are second to none. If you click on the Yelp link that jennyw posted you'll see my review.
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turbo ninja
Crumb Bus, Oh.
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I bought my wife's engagement ring at the Grandview Mercantile and then had her band custom-made at Diamond Exchange on Gay @ High. Both experiences were a pleasure.
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