Candy’s Jewelers is a three-generation family business whose story began in 1917, when Angelina DeVodier opened a pearl and bead stringing shop in Manhattan. After growing into a jewelry trade shop and later a public showroom, the DeVodier family now serves customers from its Farmingdale location with jewelry repair and appraisal services.
Leon Miller & Company, LtdFounded in 1918, Leon Miller & Company, Ltd. is a family-run Pittsburgh jewelry manufacturer that grew from Leon Miller’s jewelry repair shop. The business has been run by Leon’s sons Arnold and Fred since the 1970s and makes designs for independent jewelers, including custom one-of-a-kind creations.PITTSBURGH, PA
Hug JewelersRooted in a Cincinnati jewelry tradition that began in the 1880s, Hug Jewelers creates and services fine jewelry, including custom pieces shaped with customers through computer-aided design and 3D-printed models. The family business has provided jewelry service for more than 120 years, and brothers Larry and Steve Hug have shared ownership since 1984. Two certified gemologists are on staff, adding particular care to diamond identification and custom work.CINCINNATI, OH
Continental Fine JewelryFor more than 25 years, family-owned Continental Fine Jewelry in North Royalton has created custom jewelry and served Cleveland-area customers with fine jewelry, repairs, and engraving. Owners Andy and Ramsey bring more than 60 years of combined experience to the bench as Certified Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, with advanced training in stone setting, design, and appraisal. Most repairs and engraving are completed in-house, including same-day repair service on many pieces, while Continental also serves as an authorized Seiko dealer.CLEVELAND, OH