"My initial concern that a different form of advertising could tarnish our reputation was quickly dispelled when I saw the quality and integrity of how our sale event was handled. Our goals were not just met, but far exceeded. Working with The Gordon Company was seamless from the beginning to the end."

–Cathy Tivol, TIVOL

"I had confidence in The Gordon Company from the beginning, but I truly believed they over-projected my sale. After only the first week, they earned my 100% trust by blowing the original projection out-of-the-water. They made me one very happy store owner!"

–Michael Gordon, Zimmer Brothers Jewelers

"The first day of the sale was the biggest day in our 109 year history at Post and Grant."

–Lane Schiffman, Shreve & Co

"The Gordon Company started with a sales plan that was many times higher than our store had ever done before. When the closing sale was over, we had nearly doubled that significant goal."

–Georgie Gleim, Gleim the Jeweler

"I knew I could trust The Gordon Company to bring me the maximum financial return and to conduct the sale with the quality and dignity that were important to me. They did a great job and I can’t recommend them more highly."

–Gary Thrapp, G. Thrapp Jewelers

"They knew exactly how to approach our situation, with us not wanting to tarnish the reputation of our ongoing store, and they carried out the event without affecting the business of our other store. We could not be happier with the results."

–Hank Siegel, Hamilton

"The Gordon Company came to the table with a well detailed plan, executed professionally, and delivered on all of the objectives."

–Mann's Jewlers, Nancy Mann,

"Wow--25% of our people during the sale have never bought here previously. Lester Lampert now has new lifelong customers thanks to The Gordon Company."

–David Lampert, Lester Lampert,

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Hamilton Jewelers

Jeff Gordon

Jun 19, 2019

Founded in Trenton, New Jersey, Hamilton Jewelers was established in 1912. Irving Siegel, a former errand boy for a similar store, purchased the firm on September 11, 1927 for $15,750 in notes payable to the former owners. He stocked the simplest of items such as silver dresser sets and cigarette lighters to finery ranging from diamonds to pocket watches, all in a small storefront at 122 South Broad Street. Siegel, or “Mr. Irving,” as he was known, began with one other employee – his wife Alice. Together, they built a modest business, working every day through the depression to establish themselves in the community.

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