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45 Year Old Venus Jewelers Closes Door, Moves to New Location

Venus Jewelers is hosting a store closing liquidation sale with savings of up to 70% off storewide.

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(PRESS RELEASE) SOMERSET, NJ — Venus Jewelers is closing its doors after 45 years and relocating to a new location. Before moving, Venus Jewelers is hosting a Store Closing Liquidation Sale with savings of up to 70% off storewide to liquidate all diamond, gemstone, gold, and estate jewelry. Everything must go before moving to its new location.

The move to the new store, which is located just steps away in the same shopping center, marks a huge milestone since founder, the late George Stavrianidis opened Venus Jewelers in 1979. Now run by his children, Dr. Peter Stavrianidis and Dora Fount, and his grandson, Jason Stavrianidis, Venus Jewelers has grown from its modest roots into NJ’s highest rated jeweler. It is known as an engagement ring and fine jewelry destination as much as it is for being deeply involved in the community as a generous supporter of the arts and charitable causes.

Venus Jewelers channeled its vision for a unique concept store through an award-winning jewelry boutique designer. The outcome will be a thoughtfully designed much larger space, with a focus on redefining the traditional jewelry shopping experience. Some of the highlights include a dedicated bridal boutique that promotes the Venus Jewelers signature hands-on educational approach, a state-of-the-art custom design and repair shop, and a modern lounge area anchored by a coffee and wine bar.

“Our goal is to redefine the experience of buying engagement rings and jewelry,” said Jason Stavrianidis. “The move will allow us to create a unique experience for clients, an experience that focuses on celebration, education, and the entire journey, not just the jewelry.”

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