Nelson Estate Jewelers Unveils New, Deco-Inspired, Larger Showroom in Mesa: A Jewelry Experience Beyond Retail

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Nelson Estate Jewelers, a beacon of artisan craftsmanship and Midwest values, proudly announces its relocation to a spectacular new showroom at 1862 W. Baseline Rd, Suite 101, Mesa, AZ 85202. The build-out of their new "Deco-inspired showroom" started in April 2022-three years ago.

Nelson Estate Jewelers has built an incredible reputation over its 8 years of operation and has become one of the most award-winning jewelry stores in Mesa, AZ [https://nelsonestatejewelers.com/].

Nelson's dedication to improving the local community is visible in the fully renovated and expanded new location. This move opens an exciting new chapter in Nelson's eight-year journey of serving the Phoenix metro area.

The grand opening celebration, scheduled for April 19th, will feature live demonstrations of their renowned vintage restoration process-a specialized technique few jewelers attempt due to its complexity.

Visitors can witness firsthand as treasured heirlooms are transformed to their original splendor using techniques that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. It will also be a great opportunity to browse the extensive collection of unique and special pieces only available at Nelson Estate Jewelers.

David Nelson, owner of Nelson Estate Jewelers, expressed his enthusiasm about the move: "Our new, larger showroom at 1862 W. Baseline Road allows us to showcase even more of what makes Nelson Estate Jewelers special - thousands of GIA diamonds at essentially wholesale prices, designer pieces at 50-70% off retail, and custom creations you won't find anywhere else."

The new freestanding building near the 101 and I-60 freeways features nearly triple the display space, dedicated consultation areas for custom design meetings, and a state-of-the-art workshop visible to customers, creating a transparent jewelry experience unlike typical retail environments.

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"Moving to our new, expanded location isn't just about more space, it's about creating more opportunities to provide exceptional value," Nelson added. "Whether it's a Rolex, Cartier piece, or a complete custom design, we've built our reputation on offering luxury jewelry at what essentially amounts to wholesale pricing."

This move is also about nurturing our employees' creativity in a space that better aligns with their creative processes. Everyone wins! Our clients will still get incredible value, our employees have tools, equipment, and space to produce comfortably, and we have built a place that will become a landmark for many people in Mesa, Arizona, for years to come.

The expanded showroom now houses an impressive collection of rare fancy-colored natural diamonds-including yellow, orange, and brown-gems seldom found in typical jewelry stores.

More space is dedicated to their fine, vintage estate jewelry and vintage "upcycled" jewelry collection. Additionally, visitors can view an authentic Super Bowl ring among their distinctive men's collection, exemplifying the exceptional variety available.

Mesa resident Jennifer Martinez, a third-generation customer, shared her excitement: "What I love about Nelson Estate Jewelers is they took my grandmother's outdated ring and transformed it into my dream engagement ring while preserving all its sentimental value. Having a larger space to showcase their talent is wonderful for our community."

The relocation has created five new local jobs while strengthening Nelson Estate Jewelers' community impact program. Nelson Estate Jewelers donates proceeds from watch battery replacements directly to the United Food Bank. For every purchase, the company continues its commitment to donate to United Food Bank, which has provided over 60,000 meals to local families in need since the initiative began.

"Most people don't realize you can get a complete custom, one-of-a-kind piece for the same price or less than mass-produced jewelry from mall stores," Nelson explained. "Our new showroom lets us better demonstrate this value while providing space for customers to explore options they won't find anywhere else comfortably."

Media representatives are invited for private tours of the new facility, including behind-the-scenes access to the design and restoration workshop. A high-definition video of the meticulous restoration process and custom design creation is available upon request.

About Nelson Estate Jewelers:

Founded on exceptional value and craftsmanship principles, Nelson Estate Jewelers [https://www.google.com/maps?cid=12698454057130424246] specializes in GIA-certified diamonds, designer jewelry at 50-70% below retail, vintage restoration, and custom designs. The company maintains direct relationships with diamond cutters and manufacturers worldwide, eliminating middlemen to provide luxury jewelry at near-wholesale prices to the public.

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Address:1862 W. Baseline Rd, Suite 101
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