Jewelers & Jewelry Stores à Central Hamilton, Hamilton, ON
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136 JAMES STREET NORTH, CENTRAL HAMILTON, Hamilton, L8R 2K7
(905) 529-2761
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS AND WEDDING BANDS; DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS AND WEDDING BANDS; JEWELLERS, JEWELLERY; 6 DAYS A WEEK 
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241 KING STREET EAST, CENTRAL HAMILTON, Hamilton, L8N 1B6
(905) 528-6961
Celebrating 57 Years in Business! Diamonds, Gold, Silver, Platinum Jewellery :: Rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, watches. Venetian Jewellers is serving Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, Dundas, Ontario, Canada. 
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285 KING ST. E, CENTRAL HAMILTON, Hamilton, L8N 1B9
(905) 522-2214
Hamilton Jeweller Zoran Designs Jewellery specializing in designer jewellery and custom design. Custom engagement rings, custom design jewellery by GTA Niagara jewellery designers. 
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2 KING STREET WEST, CENTRAL HAMILTON, Hamilton, L8P 1A1
(905) 972-8828
Jewelry Stores, Jewellers, jewelry, Jeweller Retail, Jewelry store, stores 
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148 James Street North, CENTRAL HAMILTON, Hamilton, L8R 2K7
(905) 527-5233
Hamilton Jewelers specializes in luxury jewelry, wedding and engagement rings, fine timepieces and designer jewelry brands. Family owned since 1912. Online shopping and gift giving made easy, and free shipping available on all orders. Founded in Trenton, New Jersey, Hamilton Jewelers was established in 1912, and a legacy of tradition and service began. Irving Siegel, a former errand boy for a similar store, purchased the firm on September 3, 1927 for $15, 750 in notes payable to the former owners. He stocked the simplest of items such as silver dresser sets and cigarette lighters to finery ranging from diamonds to pocket watches, all in a small storefront at 122 South Broad Street. Siegel, or "Mr. Irving, " as he was known, began with one other employee - his wife Alice. Together, they built a modest business, working every day through the depression to establish themselves in the community.