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Since 1905, Gordon’s Jewelers has continued a legacy of providing quality, value and outstanding service to its fine jewelry customers. From engagement rings to fashionable fine jewelry in classic to contemporary styles, Gordon's Jewelers provides customers the perfect jewelry and gift items for all occasions. Beginning with a single store in Houston, Texas, Gordon’s Jewelers now operates over 280 stores in 35 states and Puerto Rico, and proudly offers the convenience of online shopping at www.GordonsJewelers.com.
For nearly 90 years, superior customer service has been the hallmark of Helzberg Diamonds. Founded in 1915, and built by three generations of the Helzberg family, Helzberg takes pride in giving back to the community. Helzberg offers an exceptional selection of fine jewelry and emphasizes excellent, personalized service. Their customer service philosophy centers on ethics, integrity and courtesy. Today, Helzberg Diamonds proudly operates over 250 stores, in 35 states.
For over 30 years, JCPenney Company has been one of the largest retailers of fine jewelry in America. Assortments include a large selection of diamonds, colored gemstones, gold and watches. Jewelry is sold in over 1,000 locations by over 7,000 highly trained selling specialists. "The Jewelry Store" at JCPenney Co. is committed to giving each customer high quality merchandise at an exceptional value.
Since 1916, Kay Jewelers has grown from one store to more than 800 stores conveniently located from coast to coast. As a nationally recognized and respected jeweler, Kay Jewelers knows that offering fine jewelry at a great price is only part of the story. Kay is fully committed to providing a superior shopping experience - both in their stores and online. Kay's Sales Associates are empowered with the knowledge to assist each customer, while their website offers an Education Center where visitors can learn more about their jewelry. Top it all off with outstanding guarantees and convenient credit options, and it becomes apparent why so many Americans have chosen Kay as their jeweler. Shop Now at kay.com.
Rowland H. Macy opened his first store in New York City in 1858. Today, with nearly 250 stores and 60,000 employees, Macy's department stores offer a broad range of home-related merchandise and high-quality apparel, jewelry and accessories for the family. Macy's flagship store on Herald Square in Manhattan is the world's largest store and arguably its most famous, thanks in part to the annual Thanksgiving Day parade televised worldwide.
Richard Sears and Alvah Roebuck teamed up in 1888 to sell jewelry and watches. Today, Sears is a trusted jewelry destination offering the largest assortment of International Gemological Institute certified diamond jewelry of any U.S. retailer--and the guarantees to back them up. Sears actively gives back to communities through philanthropic donations, volunteerism and the Sear-Roebuck Foundation.
Zales Jewelers is the largest specialty retailer of fine jewelry in the United States. Founded in 1924, Zales has grown to more than 750 stores. Zales stores sell more diamond jewelry than any other jeweler in America. They also offer a broad selection of classic and contemporary styles. Their commitment to superior customer service coupled with simplified credit options and convenient shopping makes them a leader in jewelry retailing.
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