Business Description
Bailey's is America's oldest jewelry retailer. This page is dedicated to the fun and excitement of engagements, weddings, diamonds and other fine jewelry. Find over 20,000 certified diamonds at http://www.baileybanksandbiddle.com/
Brides-to-Be and future Grooms have access to the best possible prices of diamonds both online and in our retail stores located in Dallas, Houston and Austin, Texas; St. Louis, Missouri; King of Prussia (near Philadelphia), Pennsylvania; Little Rock, Arkansas; Pleasanton, California; and two outlets in Estero (Miromar), Florida and Woodbridge (Potomac Mills), Virginia. Online consumers appreciate the interactive ability to compare over 20,000 certified diamonds and create a one-of-a-kind engagement ring in Bailey's Design Studio. Brides-to-be enjoy the accessibility of the interactive in-store Design Studio, where they have the freedom to touch, feel and try on hundreds of engagement ring styles.
It all started in Philadelphia with two silversmiths and $28 worth of jeweler's tools. Nearly two centuries later, Bailey Banks & Biddle remains one of the premier names in fine jewelry in the United States. The company's ownership has changed more than once over the years - but what hasn't change is its original commitment to helping people commemorate life's most celebrated milestones.
Set among the historic house of the first families in Philadelphia, Bailey & Kitchen, as it was originally known, was founded in 1832. Evolving through the century to become Bailey & Co. in 1841, and Bailey Banks & Biddle in 1878, the firm built a reputation for fine quality - silver goods, distinguished original designs and fine workmanship in many metals and mediums.
At the turn of the century, Bailey Banks & Biddle was commissioned by the U.S. Government to update the Great Seal of the United States; its design today remains the official version of the seal. The company also designed and made many of the military medals that are still used today, including the Medal of Honor, the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart.
In 1962, Bailey Banks & Biddle became a part of the Zale Corporation, a Texas-based company with a vision of taking the highly regarded Philadelphia jeweler's stores to customers around the country. Zale ultimately opened hundreds of Bailey Banks & Biddle stores in a multitude of cities, bringing the tradition of knowledge, quality and customer service to consumer throughout the U.S.
Address & Contact
- City:
- Baltimore
- State:
- Maryland
- Phone:
- 800-651-4222
- Website:
- http://www.baileybanksandbiddle.com http://www.baileybanksandbiddle.com/Design-Your-Own-Ring.aspx
- Category:
- Retail And Consumer Merchandise
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