After a remarkable 123 years in business, the family-run Romm Diamonds in Brockton, Massachusetts, is closing its doors. Known locally for its delightful selection, the jewelry store has announced a substantial 70% off sale before its final farewell, according to reports from Mass Live.

The Romm family has presided over the store for three generations with Alexander Rysman's forebear, Alexander Romm, establishing the store after his arrival from Russia in 1900. Both Rysman and Gladys Romm, his wife, have been active managers since the 1980s and, now in their 80s, as per WCVB reports.

In an initial announcing retirement Facebook post, the pair shared that they have "decided it is time to retire and close our store." This conclusion came after "long, thoughtful deliberation." The local community has expressed immense support, with one member wishing the Rysmans "health and joy in your retirement."

Beyond offering exquisite heirloom pieces, Romm Diamonds has also fostered a sense of community for a long time in Brockton. The joy of facilitating customers during significant occasions like engagements and weddings is not lost on Alexander Romm Rysman, who has been dealing for, generations. For instance, the original store on Center Street in Brockton, indeed, the place housed musical instruments alongside the jewelry, according to WCVB.

Numerous customers have lauded the inviting atmosphere Romm Diamonds offers. Doting sentiments are common among patrons: "Walk in the door at Romm's, you felt special. Such nice people worked there." For most, Romm Diamonds' end symbolizes the closure of an esteemed institution that has spanned generations.