Continental Jewelry Closing Sale in Tampa: Heavy Discounts on Diamonds and Collections
Continental jewelry store, spread in an area of 7,500 square foot, would be shutting down its operations at 405 N. Westshore Boulevard after working for 30 years. Hit by the recession and the creditors, the jewelry store is going-out-of-sale business. The jewelry store is selling its USD 5 million valued inventory of diamond, gold, pearl, bridal collection, designer jewelry and other fine works at heavy discounts of 20 to 50 percent. The jewelry store, owned by brothers Don and Glenn Smith, plans to continue business at Jacksonville and Atlanta. Continental store had started way back in 1981. Since then, it has been catering to the needs of retail jewellers and insurance companies by replacing the stolen or the lost jewelry of the policy holders.