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Laurel on the Square Visits Lagos Jewelry – Center City’s Beloved Jeweler

Laurel on The Square presents an inside exclusive on Lagos Jewelry—the “jewelry box” of Rittenhouse Square for nearly 25 years. Watch as Eva Walker, Director of Sales, interviews Janice Waitkus, Director of Store and Community Relations for Lagos Jewelry. The beloved jewelry store in Philadelphia will be only steps away from the residences at The Laurel.

The fine jewelry boutique was started by the Philadelphia born and raised jeweler, Stephan Lagos. Stephan designs all pieces for the store including the popular Lagos Caviar line of jewelry featuring textured caviar-like beading.

Stop in for the holidays and find something special for everyone on your list: 18-karat gold earrings, black Lagos Caviar necklaces, Lagos Caviar smart watch bracelets, or anything from their luxe Diamond Collection.

Drop a hint for your significant other by creating a wish list at Lagos, making gift-giving as simple as ever. The Lagos team can also assist in recommendations that will please even the hardest to shop for. Find something they’ll love for the holidays at Lagos Jewelry.

Continue watching our latest episode of Laurel on The Square to learn more about Center City’s favorite jewelry store.

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