A longtime Arlington Heights jeweler plans to open a second location in Deer Park. Pending approvals, Persin & Robbin Jewelers will build a 6,540-square-foot store at the southeast corner of Lake-Cook and Quentin roads, with plans to open in the summer of 2024, owner Brad Robbin said.
Pending approvals, Persin & Robbin Jewelers will build a 6,540-square-foot store at the southeast corner of Lake-Cook and Quentin roads, with plans to open in the summer of 2024, owner Brad Robbin said.
Robbin said the new location will help the business serve its customers in the Deer Park area. The Arlington Heights store will remain open, he added. Robbin is the store's third-generation owner. His uncle, Irv Robbin, and business partner Ben Persin opened the store in 1958.
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