Roman Jewelers’ owners and staff proudly presented a $5,000 donation to the Somerset Patriots Children’s Educational and Sportsmanship Foundation.
On Thursday, August 29th, Roman Jewelers celebrated their 30th Anniversary at the Somerset Patriots Ballpark in the best way possible—with the community. In honor of this milestone, owners Roman and Sophie Shor, along with their daughter Lucy Zimmerman, made a $5,000 donation to the Somerset Patriots Children’s Educational & Sportsmanship Fund on behalf of Roman Jewelers.
The longevity of Roman Jewelers is rooted in their dedication to providing exemplary customer care and services, including custom jewelry design. Roman Jewelers also prides itself on carrying only the finest selections of diamonds and jewelry brands, including Rolex watches.
Roman Jewelers’ journey began in 1980 when the family immigrated from the former Soviet Union. Roman initially worked from his basement as a bench jeweler until 1989, when his hard work paid off and he opened the first Roman Jewelers store in Flemington.
The business later expanded to the Bridgewater Commons Mall, where it thrived for 17 years. Currently located at 500 Commons Way in Bridgewater, the business is managed by fourth-generation jeweler Lucy Zimmerman.
While the family remains busy running the store, they have always made a meaningful effort to give back to the community that has, as Mrs. Zimmerman says, “graciously given us so much.”
In this spirit—and to further celebrate their 30th anniversary—Roman Jewelers also sponsored the Somerset Patriots 2019 Bat Kid Program. This sponsorship provided a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with many local children and families.
The Shor and Zimmerman family is proud of both their business and their community. Their commitment stems from the gratitude felt by a young immigrant family welcomed into a community that embraced them and provided the freedom they longed for.
“Thank you to all for 30 wonderful years… we look forward to many more and hope to continue supporting our local charities while spreading the message of generosity and positivity,” said Mrs. Zimmerman.
