It’s been 100 years since London Jewelers founder Charles London opened the doors to his Glen Cove, NY, store. Cementing a family legacy, the company is still in the hands of the founding family four generations later and has expanded from a single shop to a total of five locations: Manhasset, East Hampton, Southampton, Glen … Read more
The world’s oldest watchmaker in continuous operation is popping up in the Hamptons. Vacheron Constantin, the luxury horological house based in Geneva, Switzerland, has unveiled a tony space in London Jewelers’ East Hampton boutique. The activation at 2 Main St. will remain open through Sept. 6. “At London Jewelers, we are always looking for meaningful … Read more
London Jewelers is rocking its 100th anniversary in a big way. The renowned luxury retailer is celebrating its centennial by transforming a massive 63-carat natural rough diamond into a 20.26-carat D-color, flawless, old mine cushion-cut sparkler. The final weight was chosen to match the current year, a nod to the company’s major milestone. The precious … Read more
Vintage jewelry is having a moment. Just look at the most recent Oscars red carpet, where dozens of celebs topped off their gowns with old gems, like Elle Fanning in a spotlight-stealing diamond choker from 1903, or the dozens of dudes sporting antique brooches affixed to their tuxedo jackets. “There’s a demand for vintage and … Read more
London Jewelers is honored to celebrate a century in business. To mark the glittering milestone, the company has published a new coffee-table book tracing its illustrious history. The story starts in 1926, when Polish emigré and self-taught watchmaker Charles London opened a small namesake shop in the heart of Glen Cove, LI. Fast forward to … Read more
London Jewelers rises to every occasion. From Mother’s Day and engagements to anniversaries, the venerable retailer has the perfect gifts for all of life’s precious moments. And next year, the company will mark a milestone of its own: a century of excellence. “Having a business that has survived 100 years with four generations involved is … Read more
This year’s crop of luxury watches takes inspiration from decades past, transforming classics into decidedly modern timepieces fit for today’s connoisseur, according to London Jewelers Vice President Zach Udell. “Watchmaking is about making what’s old new again,” he says. And Udell should know: He’s part of the fourth generation of the family business, which will … Read more
Who runs the world? Ask Candy Udell, president of London Jewelers, and she doesn’t hesitate. “Moms do,” she says. “They wear so many hats, and they’re the women who make us who we are. That’s why Mother’s Day has always been incredibly special to me — as a daughter, mother and grandmother. I truly want … Read more
Almost a century ago, Charles London — founder of family-owned London Jewelers — was known for offering exceptional timepieces. This week, the venerable retailer is burnishing that reputation with its annual Watch Fair. Visitors will get to see, touch and try on luxurious watches from the world’s most exclusive manufacturers, all while enjoying London’s signature … Read more
London Jewelers enthusiastically celebrates many holidays. But if you ask the president of the retailer, Candy Udell, to pick a favorite, it might be Mother’s Day. “As a mother and grandmother, it goes straight to my heart,” she tells Alexa. “I love the feeling of appreciation from my children and grandchildren. This is the day … Read more
Italy is coming to London. London Jewelers, that is. The retailer is hosting a grand Italian celebrazione, featuring food, drink and (naturally) glorious jewels this month at the company’s luxurious Manhasset flagship. The mood will be jubilant, according to London’s president, Candy Udell. Roberto Coin Obelisco bracelet in 18-k yellow gold with diamonds, $10,600 “It’s … Read more