Business Description
Leading estate jewelry dealers
For Love For Life For Now For Ever ®
http://www.windsorjewelers.com/
Paul Lubetsky, the founder of Windsor Jewelers, has been in the estate jewelry business for over 30 years. His staff includes ex-Sotheby’s experts as well as an international group of appraisers with expertise in gemology, contemporary, antique and estate jewelry.
Windsor's reputation for accuracy and honesty enables them to earn referrals from both Sotheby's and Christies auction houses, as well as from leading banks and law firms, bringing a continual supply of vintage jewelry to the market.
By combining his knowledge and integrity, and backed by his impressive buying power, Paul Lubetsky has become the largest purchaser of brand name jewelry. He buys excess inventory of signed pieces from European companies including Bulgari, Marina B., Van Cleef and Arpels, Cartier, Chanel, Mauboussin, Chaumet and Boucheron. In the United States, he has purchased from companies such as Gregg Ruth, Laura Munder, Seidengang and Craig Drake.
Windsor's inventory of over 6000 items is available to you at deeply discounted prices, not only at our many trade shows, but now online.
Please feel free to Contact Us at your convenience.
Orders: orders@windsorjewelers.com
Customer Service: service@windsorjewelers.com
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