When Charles J. Dondero opened a small jewelry shop in his home on North Delsea Drive in 1948, little did he know the treasures that were in store. Starting off as a part-time side business to his primary work as a glassblower, the jewelry business quickly blossomed and earned the respect and trust of locals.
Soon after Charlie’s death just 11 years later in 1959, “Bud” Dondero moved the store to his home on Arbor Avenue in Vineland. Working together with his wife, Betty, and his brother-in-law, Bennie Bruun, the three took the helm and continued the legacy Charles had started.
Dealing In :Diamond Jewelry, Gemstones, Gold Jewelry, Silver Jewelry
Business Category :Diamond Jewelry, Gemstones, Gold Jewelry, Silver Jewelry
Established In :1948
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Vendor Biography
When Charles J. Dondero opened a small jewelry shop in his home on North Delsea Drive in 1948, little did he know the treasures that were in store. Starting off as a part-time side business to his primary work as a glassblower, the jewelry business quickly blossomed and earned the respect and trust of locals.
Soon after Charlie’s death just 11 years later in 1959, “Bud” Dondero moved the store to his home on Arbor Avenue in Vineland. Working together with his wife, Betty, and his brother-in-law, Bennie Bruun, the three took the helm and continued the legacy Charles had started.
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When Charles J. Dondero opened a small jewelry shop in his home on North Delsea Drive in 1948, little did he know the treasures that were in store. Starting off as a part-time side business to his primary work as a glassblower, the jewelry business quickly blossomed and earned the respect and trust of locals.
Soon after Charlie’s death just 11 years later in 1959, “Bud” Dondero moved the store to his home on Arbor Avenue in Vineland. Working together with his wife, Betty, and his brother-in-law, Bennie Bruun, the three took the helm and continued the legacy Charles had started.
Vendor Biography
When Charles J. Dondero opened a small jewelry shop in his home on North Delsea Drive in 1948, little did he know the treasures that were in store. Starting off as a part-time side business to his primary work as a glassblower, the jewelry business quickly blossomed and earned the respect and trust of locals.
Soon after Charlie’s death just 11 years later in 1959, “Bud” Dondero moved the store to his home on Arbor Avenue in Vineland. Working together with his wife, Betty, and his brother-in-law, Bennie Bruun, the three took the helm and continued the legacy Charles had started.