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A family-owned custom jeweler serving Lafayette since 1955, specializing in engagement rings, wedding bands, and custom design work. With nearly seven decades of experience, Anspach's provides expert jewelry repair, watch services, and personalized attention to help customers create meaningful pieces and preserve cherished heirlooms.
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Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Three Generations of Goldsmithing Excellence Since 1955

> Glen and Dee Anspach relocated from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955 with minimal resources, but the community embraced them immediately, providing business space, housing, furniture, and financial support. Glen, trained at Elgin Watch College, and his wife Dee, along with friend Joe Soltes, quickly established themselves as skilled watchmakers and jewelers. The operation expanded from a small repair shop into a six-person enterprise, relocating to their current location at 101 S Public Rd in 1967. After Glen's death in 1983, his son Graig and Dee maintained the business, later welcoming Ty Kuppinger, Graig's nephew and a Revere Jewelry Academy graduate, who joined full-time in 1997. The family was inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame in 2005. Today, the jewelers emphasize 'a friendly and relaxed atmosphere while providing excellent service and exquisite custom designs,' featuring unique jewelry not found at typical mall stores along with a full in-house repair studio, laser welders, CAD design services, 3D printing, and three fully equipped jewelry workbenches.
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101 S. Public Road,
Lafayette, CO, 80026
United States
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Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Four Generations of Family Tradition

Glen and Dee Anspach moved from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955, and Glen Anspach opened his jewelry store in a 300-square-foot space that doubled as home. The family-owned business now spans four generations with current owner Graig Anspach and grandson Ty Kuppinger continuing the legacy.

Anspach's Jewelry: Three Generations of Goldsmithing Excellence Since 1955

> Glen and Dee Anspach relocated from Bozeman, Montana to Lafayette in 1955 with minimal resources, but the community embraced them immediately, providing business space, housing, furniture, and financial support. Glen, trained at Elgin Watch College, and his wife Dee, along with friend Joe Soltes, quickly established themselves as skilled watchmakers and jewelers. The operation expanded from a small repair shop into a six-person enterprise, relocating to their current location at 101 S Public Rd in 1967. After Glen's death in 1983, his son Graig and Dee maintained the business, later welcoming Ty Kuppinger, Graig's nephew and a Revere Jewelry Academy graduate, who joined full-time in 1997. The family was inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame in 2005. Today, the jewelers emphasize 'a friendly and relaxed atmosphere while providing excellent service and exquisite custom designs,' featuring unique jewelry not found at typical mall stores along with a full in-house repair studio, laser welders, CAD design services, 3D printing, and three fully equipped jewelry workbenches.
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