About Shreve, Crump & Low
Specialties: Shreve, Crump & Low features the finest diamonds, colored gemstones, timepieces, and estate jewelry from around the world, as well one of the country's finest and most exclusive china and giftware collections.
Shreve, Crump & Low carries one of the world's finest collections of diamonds, fine jewelry, watches, and giftware. You'll find diamonds from Armadani, Beverly K, Christoph...
Specialties: Shreve, Crump & Low features the finest diamonds, colored gemstones, timepieces, and estate jewelry from around the world, as well one of the country's finest and most exclusive china and giftware collections.
Shreve, Crump & Low carries one of the world's finest collections of diamonds, fine jewelry, watches, and giftware. You'll find diamonds from Armadani, Beverly K, Christopher Designs, Gumuchian,Martin Flyer, Rahaminov and Norman Silverman; the most beautful pearls in the world from Mastoloni; fine gemstone jewelry from Oscar Heyman and Spark Creations; and much more stunning jewelry by such designers as Aaron Henry, Chimento, Leslie Greene, Mazza, and more.
Our watch collections include A. Lange & Söhne, Audemars Piguet, Blancpain, Baume & Mercier, Bell & Ross, Chopard, Hermes, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Longines, Montblanc, Omega, Ralph Lauren, Roger Dubuis, Vacheron Constantin and Zenith. We also carry many pre-owned, certified watches including such names as Cartier and Panerai. Established in 1796. The story of America's oldest and finest jeweler began in 1796 when John McFarlane a watchmaker and renowned silversmith opened a workshop across the street from Paul Revere at Downtown Crossing. Throughout the 1800s the company grew in its prestige until a consolidation of firms created the name Shreve, Crump & Low in 1869.
Like any epic tale there are stories of promise, success and tragedy. Marred by the Great Boston Fire of 1872 that destroyed the entire store, Shreve's rebuilt and went on to serve Boston's high society from the Cabots to the Crowninshields to the Kennedys.
1891 brought Shreve, Crump & Low to its largest building, a six stories high edifice of limestone and marble. In 1929, Shreve, Crump & Low moved to Boylston Street, one of the earliest examples of art deco architecture in New England. In 2006, under the ownership of local jeweler, David Walker, the firm opened a new store in Boston's Back Bay and most recently in 2012, the store relocated to 39 Newbury Street.
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