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Evergreene Jewelers
Evergreene Jewelers is a jeweler that is located in Minnetonka, Minnesota. This business has been in the industry for more than 35 years. Evergreene Jewelers specializes in jewelries, engagement rings, designers, diamonds, and watches. They offer a multitude of services including jewelry cleaning and inspection, jewelry repair, watch repair, appraisals, pearls restringing, engraving, and more. Evergreene Jewelers has the certified appraisers.
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