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Home » Latest News » Levitch Jewelry moves to Flour Mill's lower level

Levitch Jewelry moves to Flour Mill's lower level

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September 9, 2021
Kevin Blocker

Jeff Levitch and Dale Olmstead, longtime business partners and friends, have moved Levitch Jewelry & Consignment to a lower-level suite the historic Flour Mill, at 621 W. Mallon.

The partners relocated the business from the floor above in early June.

Levitch Jewelry is a full-service jewelry and precious metals dealer that’s been operating in the building for 16 years.

Levitch says he’s a custom jeweler who specializes in design and refurbishing, while Olmstead’s area of concentration rests in silver bullion.

“We buy and sell for clients for their wealth preservation,” Olmstead says.

 

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