Maine Gold & Silver Announces Expanded Showroom and New Location for Spring 2027
Maine Gold & Silver is pleased to announce plans to relocate to a new location in spring 2027, marking an exciting chapter for the store and its customers.
As the shopping center that currently houses the store undergoes redevelopment, Maine Gold & Silver is
embracing the opportunity to create a better customer experience while preserving personalized service,
expertise, and relationships.
Located just down the road from its current location, the new store will feature an expanded showroom
and a dedicated area for precious metal and rare coin purchasing services. The custom build-out will also
create opportunities to introduce new artisans, designers, and product offerings. Ample parking and convenient access will make visiting easier than ever.
While the address may be changing, the team values that have made Maine Gold & Silver a trusted destination will remain.
The relocation is scheduled for spring 2027, with additional updates and details to be shared as the project moves forward.
Our family-owned jewelry store offers an extensive range of beautiful, quality jewelry for him and for her. With over 50 years of experience in the trade, we are dedicated to providing our customers with an enjoyable buying experience and finding their perfect piece of jewelry.
Store Hours:
Sunday & Monday : Closed
Tuesday-Friday : 10:00am-5:30pm
Saturday : 10:00am - 4:30pm
We stop buying from the public one half hour before closing.
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