Jacob Mercari Voted Top Choice Jewellery Retailer of 2021
Jan 18, 2021
TORONTO - January 18, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Top Choice Awards named Jacob Mercari the winner of Top Choice Jewellery Retailer of 2021. The award recognizes business excellence in customer service.
"We are humbled and honored to be recognized as the Top Jewellery Retailer in Toronto for 2021 by the Top Choice Awards. Customer service and quality are at our core. To have the support of our customers, and to know they appreciate how we work, means everything to us," said Gregory Jacobson, President & CEO of Jacob Mercari Inc.
Known as the award that's social, Top Choice Awards has become the award that people look out for in a business. Nominating and voting happen via phone, email, mail, and most importantly, online outlets such as our website and social media, providing a free spotlight for North America's brightest and renowned businesses and professionals. The survey is focused on customer experience, which makes it the perfect way for people to recommend a local business that has been providing excellent services/products in their city.
About Jacob Mercari: Full-service custom jeweller based in downtown Toronto, Canada. We specialize in natural and lab-grown diamond engagement rings, custom made to customer specifications. Our focus is customer service and quality. All jewellery is made in-house to guarantee the sharpest possible pricing and highest quality.
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