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Built in 1929, the building at 219 Worth Ave. was sold for a recorded $23.76 million by Burt Handelsman’s Love LLC, a New York limited liability company that is part of his Love Realty Group. The building has 12,904 total square feet, property records show. Love LLC paid $15.375 million for the property in 1998, courthouse records show. In addition to Ta-boo, the tenant roster includes Hamilton Jewelers, Kim Renk, Graff jewelry boutique and Carrie-Me Couture.
A different Handelsman entity, Love is Next Door LLC, sold the building next door at 225 Worth Ave. for a recorded at $18.04 million. Burt Handelsman’s Florida limited liability company paid a recorded $28.1 million for it in September 2013. Records show the building was built in 1950 and has 9,932 square feet. Apparel boutique tenants there include J. McLaughlin and Jackie Rogers. Brooks Brothers had been a longtime tenant there but shuttered its doors last year.
Katherine Jetter s Cutting Edge Jewelry Boutique, The Vault Takes Over Hamilton Jewelers
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PALM BEACH, Fla., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ With the recent revitalization of Palm Beach and the influx of young families who have headed south permanently, Hamilton Jewelers is mixing things up to connect with an exciting new audience. The retailer has invited Katherine Jetter, jewelry designer and owner of The Vault in Nantucket and Boston, to take over its Worth Avenue store. Jetter will bring with her a spectacular array of cutting-edge designs for a 2-week pop-up event from March 12th-27th.
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Princeton, N.J.–based four-store chain Hamilton Jewelers has promoted two longtime company veterans, Anne Russell and Donna Bouchard.
Russell (pictured, left), the company’s former vice president of merchandising, will become its executive vice president, branding and merchandising.
Russell will oversee development of Hamilton’s proprietary jewelry collections, management of designer and watch brand relationships, growth of Hamilton’s website, and creation and execution of Hamilton’s social, digital, and traditional marketing strategies.
Russell started with Hamilton in 2008 in the merchandising department, and was soon appointed vice president. In 2016, working with the company’s late chairman, Martin Siegel, she launched Hamilton’s vintage watch and jewelry brand h1912.