Louisville's Moore Jewelry to close doors after over seven decades
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Outside of Moore Jewelry.
Bob Hope being presented a julip Derby cup.
- Joel Schipper
Moore Jewelry has been open in Louisville for 71 years but is finally closing.
Some of the gold and diamond Derby Festival Pegasus Pins created by Moore Jewelry. Â
A Moore Jewelry solitaire canary diamond surrounded by white diamonds priced at $56,000.
Inside of Moore Jewelry.
Owner Tim Moore works on a piece of jewelry at his Brownsboro store.Â
Moore Jewelry has been open in Louisville for 71 years but is finally closing.
Two sterling silver Kentucky Derby Julip cups. Several celebrities have received them as gifts from the Moore family.Â
Moore Jewelry has been open in Louisville for 71 years but is finally closing.
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For 71 years, Moore Jewelry has been a diamond in the rough when it comes to local family-owned businesses dating back to the early 1950’s.
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