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Karlise Fine Jewelers

• Burlington, VT

Karlise Fine Jewelers is a locally owned small family business started by Michael Archambault. After working for Fremeau Jewelers for 30 years, Michael Archambault has decided to open his own jewelry store

Vermont Coin & Jewelry

• South Burlington, VT

From gold coins to estate jewelry to antiques, we buy and sell it all at Vermont Coin & Jewelry. Get the most for your items with our gold and jewelry buying services. As Governor Scott has loosened some

Jewelry Creations By Hunter

• Rutland, VT

Jewelry Creations by Hunter is your full-service jewelry store with unique offerings from designers all over the world. Our store is unlike the rest because of the level of personalized service we deliver

A Little Something

• Shelburne, VT

Sometimes you just need a little something! Whether it's a gift, a piece of jewelry, or an accessory, A Little Something can help. Created in 2010 as a storefront in Shelburne, Vermont, A Little Something

Evan James

• Brattleboro, VT

Evan James Limited, Diamond Jewelers and Goldsmiths, is Brattleboro, Vermont's "Diamond Destination". Established in 1987 by Founder & President Evan James, we are located in the historic Latchis Hotel

Island Girl Jewelry

• Bristol, VT

In Barbados its a tradition to pierce a baby girls ears and put a bangle on her wrist. Usually the gold metal used to make the bangle is recycled from jewelry passed down from the grandparents and family

The Sporn

• Burlington, VT

Perrywinkle's is owned by Bixler's, America's Oldest Jeweler founded in 1785. We're the family business in America. Our founder, Christian Bixler III, set the standard for excellence more than two centuries

Puro's Coins & Jewelry

• Rutland, VT

We are Vermont's BIGGEST BUYER of gold, silver, coins, currency, jewelry, bullion, collectibles and small antiques. Bought my wife the engagement ring of her dreams (the one I couldn't afford when we actually

Designers' Circle & Vintage Jewelers

• Burlington, VT

David became intrigued with jewelry-making while watching his stepfather, Charlotte jewelry designer Guy Cheng, at work. Guy provided him with a bench, some basic tools, and instruction on how to work