It’s the Summer of Love at Long’s Jewelers
The New England jeweler is hosting a bridal event for the month of August.

The event, held the entire month of August, will honor love in all its forms, said the New England jeweler.
“Summer of Love recognizes the many ways people commemorate love today—from engagements and anniversaries to personal milestones and everything in between,” said Craig Rottenberg, president of Long’s Jewelers.
Customers can find savings on wedding bands, anniversary rings, and engagement styles, from designers like Precision Set, Goldman, JB Star, Mark Patterson, Martin Flyer, Sylvie, Just Perfect, and Long’s own branded signature collection.
Those who make a purchase during the event will be entered for a chance to win $2,000 from Long’s to be put toward their ring.
The jeweler will also be partnering with local businesses, including Puffy Clouds Boston, Lizzie’s Bakery, and Madeleine’s Candy Shop, to bring new in-store experiences.
Long’s is also teaming up with The Newbury Boston, a luxury hotel located next door to its Newbury Street boutique, on a giveaway.
Guests who visit any of Long’s five showrooms in Massachusetts and New Hampshire can enter to win a two-night stay at The Newbury with daily breakfast at Contessa, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant.
“This unique collaboration reflects Long’s and The Newbury’s shared commitment to creating unforgettable experiences for the New England community,” said the jeweler.
Founded in 1878, the family-owned jeweler has five locations in Massachusetts and New Hampshire as well as a Rolex boutique.
For more details about the event, visit the Long’s Jewelers website.
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