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High Gear Jewelry Awarded Best of Boston 2012

High Gear owner Merilee Wolfson (right) and manager Darlene Dehler proudly point to the store’s name as it is listed on the Best of Boston banner.

High Gear Jewelry on Hanover St. was honored once again at the Best Costume Jewelry Shop by Boston Magazine for 2012.

Now celebrating 22 years in business in the North End, owner Merille Wolfson continues to adorn her many loyal customers. High Gear is known for it’s impressive and ever changing selection of jewelry from around the world at great prices. Merille stays on top of the trends so that if you need looks fresh from the pages of the world’s leading fashion magazines then you can find it at High Gear.

“I have such a diversity of customers, that if there is a particular need for an item that I don’t have I can go out into the marketplace and find it. Need a clip earring? Check . Need a backing that you lost for an earring? Check (and at no charge!). Need 6 bridesmaids earrings that are the same? Check. I have always felt that customer service should be a top priority.”

“I share this award with all my North End customers who have always supported me throughout the years. Thank you all!”

North End Regional Review Staff

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