Neighborhood fine jewelry store in Broward County, open since October 2025, with a full jeweler's bench on site. The store sells jewelry and performs its own repairs, resizing, stone setting and custom work in-house, keeping the margin that most retailers pay out to outside repair shops. It also holds an active city license to buy and resell gold and secondhand precious metals, a license that takes months to obtain and is not granted to everyone.

The store is located in a neighborhood plaza anchored by a European grocery, a church and a language school. The plaza serves a large European community in the north of the county, and most customers come from that daily foot traffic. An Instagram account and an online catalog are built and already bring in buyers.

The build-out is complete (approximately $45,000 invested). Display cases, a safe and a fully equipped jeweler's bench, valued at about $39,000, are included in the sale. There are no employees: the owner works the counter and the bench himself, which keeps overhead low.

The business grew on reputation and word of mouth with no advertising spend. Inventory was kept tight while the owner learned what this community buys. That knowledge transfers with the store, so a buyer who adds inventory is buying more of what already sells rather than guessing.

Replicating this store from zero would take roughly $100,000 and 6 to 12 months before the first customer walks in: build-out, equipment, opening inventory, the gold license and a space in a plaza that already has the right traffic. Here it is all in place and operating.

This is an asset sale. The seller will provide 2 weeks of training on the bench work, the suppliers and the license. Reason for sale: the owner is starting a career in aviation.

Ideal for a bench jeweler who wants his own shop, or for an owner-operator ready to add a second jeweler and a small marketing budget to a store that is already running.