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Specialties
Black, Starr & Frost is America’s first jeweler since 1810. This historically prominent global luxury brand is the first national luxury jeweler honored with the coveted Six Star Diamond award. Black, Starr & Frost’s commitment to excellence, the finest quality of gemstones and its craftsmanship standards are why it is considered the ultimate trusted jewelry advisor. Black, Starr & Frost has historically served royalty, celebrities and titans of industry amongst the many people who sought out its quality, design and innovation Today, Black, Starr & Frost is bringing back American luxury, with a passion and experience that promises to be unforgettable.
History
Established in 1810.
Black, Starr & Frost, America’s first jeweler, was founded in 1810 and shaped the luxury revolution of the American jewelry industry. As America’s oldest jewelry store, Black, Starr & Frost’s history is as mesmerizing as the dazzling works of art they create.
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Meet the Business Owner
Alfredo J. Molina.
Business Owner
Alfredo Molina is one of the nation’s most prestigious jewelers. His ability to secure the world’s rarest gems — such as the historic Archduke Joseph Diamond, the world’s twelfth largest historic perfect white diamond — has earned him guest appearances on numerous television programs, including CBS’ Early Show and NBC’s Today Show.
Mr. Molina’s education and experience in the jewelry industry is extensive. He is a graduate gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America and a Fellow Member of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain with distinction. He is a certified gemologist and appraiser from the American Gem Society. He is considered one of the world’s experts in the determination of country of origin of gemstones. He is past President of the American Society of Appraisers, Arizona Jewelers Association, and the GIA Alumni Association. He served as Vice-Chairman of the Jewelers of America Council and Co-Chairman of the Master Gemologist Appraiser program.