Jewellery quarter
Jewelers Row
Chicago, United States
A stretch of Wabash Avenue in the Loop, between Washington and Monroe streets, that has been a centre of jewellery, silver and watch making and trading since the early 1900s. A Chicago Landmark district since 2003.
Chicago's Jewelers Row is a stretch of Wabash Avenue in the Loop, between Washington and Monroe streets, under the elevated tracks. It has been a centre of jewellery, silver and watch making and trading since the early 1900s, and its buildings, including the Mallers Building and the Jewelers Building, were designated a Chicago Landmark district in 2003.
What you find
Jewellery shops and diamond dealers at street level, and in the buildings above wholesalers, setters, watch and jewellery repairers, and trade suppliers.
How it works
Retail shops sell to the public; many upstairs businesses work for the trade and by appointment.
Tips
- The Washington/Wabash and Adams/Wabash L stations are on the row.
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