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North Carolina retailer is 5th-generation metalsmith.
Dismounts, remounts … what’s in a name?
After-hours exploits include heli-skiing, paragliding, racing, pyrotechnics and more.
The goal is to exceed customer expectations.
Full stories on each store will run in the magazine over the next year.
The store rebranded recently as Starnes Bramlett.
Never say “no” to the client, he says.
The focus is on the customer experience.
It features 93.79 carats of diamonds, 51.88 carats of sapphires and aquamarines, and 155 pearls.
Jacob Wosinski’s passion for jewelry resonates with customers.
Retailers experiment with size, placement and shapes.
The focus is on making connections.
Few features can give a jewelry store a homier feel more quickly than a fireplace.
Jacob Wosinski specializes in one-of-a-kind works of wearable art.
Customers crave transparency.
But it wasn't a type of product they wanted to carry ... for good reason.
Customers crave transparency ... and these jewelers give it to them.
An omni-channel business plan includes a large selection of loose diamonds.
See what more than 30 of our former honorees are doing today.
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