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Jordans Jewellers

Dorchester, Dorset

1 Royal Mews, Princes Street, Dorchester, DT1 1RL

Tel: 01305 250413

At Jordan’s Jewellers you will find something different, something unique and extra special. We have jewellery from across the ages, from as early as the 1800 to the present day! The distinctive styles from the Art Deco period, Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian as well as a range of beautiful new gold and silver jewellery.

Find our jewellery shop in Dorchester, Dorset. Jordan's Jewellers staff are happy to assist you with the perfect gift for your loved one's birthday present, anniversary, Christmas or any special occasion throughout the year.

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