End Of An Era: 111-Year-Old Upstate New York Store Closing For Good

An iconic New York store is going out of business after 111 years.

The current owners of Van Cott Jewelers confirmed their store is closing for good.

111-Year-Old Stores Closing Forever In Upstate New York

Owners took to Facebook to share "with sadness and a sense of gratitude" the news that Van Cott Jewelers is closing after 111 years in business.

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"This is truly a decision we don’t want to do; we certainly don’t need to do; it is not something we look forward to," owners wrote in its closing announcement on Facebook. "This is something we have to do."

The store is located in Town Square Mall in Vestal, New York. Owners didn't provide reasons for why they "have" to close the beloved jewelry store.

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"For over a century, Van Cott Jewelers has been honored to serve this incredible community. We are also proud to have been voted the #1 Jeweler in the Southern Tier for 38 years, a recognition we hold dear, and that reflects the trust and loyalty you’ve shown us year after year," owners said.

Going Out Of Business Sale

Until the store officially closes, a "going out of business sale" is ongoing with up to 60 percent off.

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"Our entire multi-million dollar jewelry inventory will be liquidated," the owners state.

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