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Tis’ the Season to join our newsletter! Just as years past, this December, we will have 12 days in which are email subscribers will receive exclusive promotions. This year we are keeping things cozy! It’s a year like no other and most of us are staying home and safe with our families. If you are looking for ways to cozy up your holiday I’ve included a list of activities for the whole family to enjoy and if you are looking for a holiday special from Argo & Lehne Jewelers, sign up here for our newsletter. 

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October 10th we will have one of our largest sales with more than half of our inventory reduced to 10% off!

This is the perfect time to begin your holiday shopping. We selected our top list of jewelry essentials that every woman should have in her jewelry repertoire and for one day only have made them 10% off!

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This August we will celebrate our 96th Birthday and what better way than with our beautiful jewelry! Each week one of our team members will select their favorite pieces in the store and we will offer those items for the entire week at $96 off the original price. It’s a wonderful way to get to know our team, their style, and our most sought after pieces – all while shopping and saving!

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Don’t miss our online Facebook Live Jewelry Sale event, Thursday, July 23rd, at 7 PM! As it is our first ever, we are very excited. We have curated a beautiful assortment of sterling silver, vintage, diamond, gemstones and pearl jewelry at “not to miss” pricing.  You can join the event while on the go with your mobile device or even from the luxury of your sofa. Team members Janet, Rachel and Michelle will be highlighting these stunning pieces – approximately 30 items.

And, for those who join, you will also have the opportunity to win $100 and so much more in our fabulous COVID essentials gift basket. (more…)

Photograph was taken just before we reopened. Veronica, Vinnie, Robert and Michelle demonstrating 6 ft social distancing.

In light of recent COVID trends we are requiring guest and staff to wear masks on the sales floor.

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It’s that time of year when we select a cause that resonates with us and help make a difference through our annual event, Shine for a Cause. It is our opportunity to support women throughout the month of March, in honor of International Women’s Day. This event is your chance to support local organizations that encourage the growth and strength of women. It truly is one of our favorite events of the year. We love getting to know the organization from the inside out. We try our best to meet staff and volunteers and one of us will visit the organization and connect with those who benefit from the cause. This year, we became acquainted with Fairy Goodmothers, dedicated to promoting confidence and self-esteem in Central Ohio high school girls. We are so excited to share their story and truly make a difference.

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As the weather changes and the snow falls it seemed only appropriate to adorn our showroom walls with the intricate and cozy quilts of Deborah Melton Anderson. It’s been our plan to eventually add textiles to our Art at Argo’s exhibition and it is with great pleasure that we found Deborah and her gorgeous quilt-making. We love her approach of traditional styles and hand stitching integrated with modern machine stitching. It is this method combined with Deborah’s imaginative way of creating perfectly appointed patterns that really sets her quilt work apart.

About the Artist

Deborah has come a long way from her days in her small hometown of Columbia, Missouri. It was there where she learned to sew at an early age and made much of her dolls’ clothing. She stayed in Columbia and attended University of Missouri. Later when her father, a college educator, accepted a position at a university in New York, it took little convincing for Deborah to decide to follow her family. It was the perfect opportunity for Deborah to spread her wings and experience a new type of lifestyle in the big city. She was accepted to Barnard College in Manhattan and found the experience truly opened her eyes in new way. The city definitely exposed Deborah to new ideas through museums and lifestyles. Although, art was not her major in college, she later received her Masters of Art in Teaching at Harvard University. It was there where she would meet her husband-to-be. In 1960 their paths brought them to Columbus, Ohio. After all, her husband was originally from the state.

As sewing had always been a part of Deborah’s life, it came quite naturally to incorporate her teaching skills with her hobby. She taught quilting techniques at Quilt Surface Design Symposium (QSDS). She was also a member of the Art Quilt Network for many years and it was there that she really began to share ideas with other members in the group which helped hone her skills, techniques and ideas. Deborah was also a member of The Liturgical Art Guild of Ohio. This resource for many congregations was “the place” for them to locate artists to create religious pieces for their churches. In fact, this is where Deborah began much of her commissioned work for churches and Jewish temples. A few of many items she has created are Torah covers and wedding chuppahs. Today, this is still a favorite for Deborah. She mainly only accepts commissions from churches and then focuses on selling the quilts she continues to make for her own enjoyment.

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Do you have your eye on one of our pieces of jewelry for either yourself or a loved one this Holiday Season?

This Black Friday you may be able to have the piece at a discount as high as 20% off! 

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