Santayana Jewelers

Santayana Jewelers in Coral Gables, FL
4100 Salzedo St., Coral Gables, FL 33146
(786) 801-0111

Contacts

Street address:
4100 Salzedo St.

City / suburb:
Coral Gables

County:
Miami-Dade

State:
Florida

ZIP code:
33146

Phone:
(786) 801-0111 (In 1981, Rodolfo Santayana, kn)

E-mail:
ssantayana4@gmail.com

GPS Longitude:
-80.2605608

GPS Latitude:
25.7339152

Business description

Jeweler, Jewelry Appraiser, Jewelry Buyer, Jewelry Designer, Jewelry Engraver, Jewelry Equipment Supplier, Jewelry Repair Service, Jewelry Store, Jewelry

In 1981, Rodolfo Santayana, known simply as Santayana, dreamed of opening a jewelry store where he could sell beautiful, fine jewelry with unique design and timeless style. With the support of his wife Marisa and his teenage daughters, Marisa and Miriam as the very first employees, he opened Santayana Jewelers in Miami. He set up shop hoping the customers who were so used to him making house calls, would come. Having already cultivated a stellar reputation in the community, Santayana's business grew much faster than he ever anticipated. Santayana was especially known for his innovative pendant and necklace designs. Over time, his designs became so singular people stopped each other on the street to compare their Santayana pendants. Together with his wife and 5 children, Marisa, Miriam, Patricia, Rudy and Elena, over the next several years, Santayana expanded his original store in Miami, added an in-house repair shop, and opened a second jewelry store in Key Biscayne. In 2006, Rodolfo Santayana passed away leaving his legacy to his children. Today people come from all over the United States and Latin America to Santayana Jewelers for the same reasons they did when Santayana first opened its' doors over 20 years ago - honest, reliable consultations, unique designs and fair prices.

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Business data
Standard industrial classification code: 5094
City / suburb: Coral Gables, FL
County: Miami-Dade
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According to our records, this business is located at 4100 Salzedo St. in Coral Gables (in Miami-Dade County), Florida 33146, the location GPS coordinates are: 25.7339152 (latitude), -80.2605608 (longitude). Santayana Jewelers is categorized under Precious Metals (SIC code 5094). You can contact the company by phone at (786) 801-0111. Business website can be accessed at http://www.santayana.com.
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