The Los Angeles Jewelry District is comprised of nearly 5,000 businesses, each offering high-quality jewelry for great prices. Therefore, to stand out from the crowd, it takes something special and unique. The Bridal Rings Company offers just that. One of L.A.’s leading diamond importers, the master jewelers of The Bridal Rings Company specializes in creating one-of-a-kind custom engagement rings.A history of brilliance.Founded during the early part of the twentieth century, the jewelry district in downtown Los Angeles has a long and radiant history.The Jewelry District is predominantly made up of early twentieth-century buildings, with half of the area falling under the “Historic Core” of Downtown Los Angeles. Stroll down Hill and Main Streets, across 3rd and 9th streets, and you’ll witness the beautiful art-deco style architecture firsthand.The oldest building to remain in the district is located on 543 South Broadway Avenue - a three-story, 32,600 square foot commercial space that now caters to bride’s to be and diamond collectors of all walks of life. Two of the earliest jewelers to establish stores in 1932 were the Laykin Diamond Company and Harry Winston & Co, both housed at the historic Alexandria Hotel on 5th street, just behind the district on S. Broadway.According to the Los Angeles Convention Center and Visitor's Bureau, it is the largest jewelry district of its kind in the United States, with sales just under $3 billion. It comprises close to 5,000 businesses, with vendors on Hill Street, Olive Street, and Broadway between 5th and 8th Streets. Shoppers can find designer jewelry, precious stones, and gold and silver items at street level as well as in some of the jewelers found in the Los Angeles Jewelry Mart, Pacific Center, the California Jewelry Mart, and the International Jewelry Center also known as the "550" building.For those companies like Bridal Rings Company, choosing to make their home in L.A.’s downtown jewelry district has distinct advantages. Today’s advanced global communications and sourcing make everything more accessible. GIA is but a short ride down the coast and daily shipments of world-class diamonds make doing business here as easier than anywhere else — plus, the weather always puts a smile on our faces.