Windsor Jewelers, Inc., founded in 1986 by Paul Lubetsky, has earned a reputation as one of the largest and most trusted sources of antique and branded jewelry. What started in a two room, 500 square foot office on 47th Street in New York City’s Diamond District has grown to an entire floor of a beautiful Art Deco landmark space on Fifth Avenue, the prestigious Fred F. French building.
Having built their business procuring entire collections from notable designers and jewelry houses, more than 35 years later Windsor maintains a reputation for their exceptional breadth of selections at advantageous prices. Windsor’s knowledge and insight on the market and their discerning taste is the driving force behind the direction and growth of their business.
Windsor recently launched a new website containing a brief dossier on its history and its important acquisitions, including the Harry Winston Ruby Encrusted Slippers made to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Wizard of Oz, the 17.21 carat internally flawless Golconda “Arcot II” diamond previously owned by King George II, the famous Shirley Temple Blue diamond, and the largest and cleanest cushion cut red diamond known to date.
The Las Vegas Antique Jewelry and Watch Show is a unique opportunity to see Windsor’s vast selection of curated jewelry available to stores and wholesalers at great prices.
