May 7, 2025 - 02:03
Chuc Nguyen and Ong Vu, the dedicated owners of Van Tin Jewelry, have announced their decision to close their beloved family business after decades of service along Northeast Sandy Boulevard. The couple, who have been crafting and selling jewelry for 40 years, expressed a mix of nostalgia and relief as they prepare to transition into a new chapter of their lives.
Nguyen and Vu have built a reputation in the community for their exquisite craftsmanship and personalized service. Over the years, they have created countless treasured pieces for their customers, many of whom have returned for generations. However, the couple has shared their growing fatigue with the demands of running a business, stating, "I'm tired."
As they look to the future, Nguyen and Vu are excited about the possibilities that await them outside the jewelry business. While they will miss the connections they've made, they are hopeful for what lies ahead as they close this significant chapter of their lives.
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