Jewellery shopping in Boston
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Jewelers Exchange Building
With over 100 jewelers, this historic building is the first stop for many would-be grooms. Some jewelers have retail space on the 1st floor; other less conspicuous artisans work upstairs. If you're overwhelmed by too many options, go to BRAG on the 2nd floor. The Zargarian family has been designing and crafting the sparkly stuff for seven generations.
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Sooki
Sooki's wide-ranging product line is hard to categorize. Distinctive fashions in bold colors. Chunky, funky jewelry and sleek Italian leather goods. Luxurious throws and pillows; interesting, exotic glassware. And this sleek boutique does not forget your four-legged friend: the all-encompassing store has decked out Boston's most fashionable dogs with its cool selection of sweaters and collars.
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Beadworks
For the creatively inclined, Beadworks has all the components for making your own jewelry. Come here for the impressive selection of shiny gemstones, hand-painted beads and other delightful charms. Avid beaders agree that much of this stuff is overpriced; so treat yourself to a rare stone or a funky bead but look elsewhere to stock up on supplies. There's another shop in Harvard Sq.
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Local Charm
These days, Quincy Market is packed with chain stores that you can find anywhere in America. Wouldn’t it be nice to experience a little local charm? This tiny jewelry boutique delivers, offering up exquisite things with sterling silver and gemstones. The jewelry is tasteful yet artful, interesting yet unique. Best of all, it’s handmade by local artisans.
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Geoclassics
Geoclassics showcases minerals, fossils and gemstones in jewelry and other decorative settings. The natural beauty of the stones is enhanced by their artistic presentation. The collection of fossils – from dinosaur eggs to dragonflies – is incredible.
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