In 1955, Paul “Prince” Orloff opened Orloff Jewelers. He was renowned as a businessman for his personal touch 
and refined taste. As we grew, Orloff Jewelers became more than a jewelry store; it became part of the 
community. When Orloff retired in 1988, his son James took the helm and carried on the tradition. James Orloff 
had always taken a keen interest in his father's work. At the age of 5, he was already taking apart watches and 
polishing jewelry for his father. When he was 15, James passed his first diamond grading class at the 
Gemological Institute of America.

Today, his expertise is recognized across the country as an appraiser and custom jeweler. James and Mary Ann 
Orloff continue to meet challenges with integrity, quality and customer service–just as their family has for more 
than 50 years. “Trust and integrity are paramount in this industry,” James Orloff says. “It's a very special 
feeling when I'm helping a second- or even third-generation customer. When that happens, you know you're 
doing something right.”