Batavia’s Jewelry Store Turns 21 with a Diamond Raffle and Trunk Show

A local jewelry shop in Batavia is throwing a party to celebrate 21 years in business—a milestone that doesn’t just mark time but also cements its place in the community. Instead of just blowing out candles, K. Hollis Jewelers is rolling out a celebration packed with estate jewelry, free snacks, and a big raffle prize: a 2. 1-carat lab-grown diamond. The event runs from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. next Saturday at their shop on West Main Street. It’s not your typical anniversary; it’s a chance to look back at two decades of assisting people with everything from engagement rings to heirloom repairs.What’s interesting about this milestone is how the shop has evolved since it opened in 2005. Back then, the owner’s goal wasn’t just to sell jewelry—it was to get to know the neighbors. Over time, that personal touch turned into a trusted partnership with the community, helping people mark life’s big moments. The raffle isn’t just a marketing stunt; it’s a way to say thanks to customers who’ve stuck around through the years, even as trends in jewelry have shifted. Don’t expect a stuffy display of old diamonds here. The estate jewelry trunk show will showcase everything from Victorian-era pieces to modern designs, giving visitors a mini history lesson in fashion and craftsmanship. It’s a clever way to blend nostalgia with new ideas—a strategy that keeps long-standing businesses relevant. The lab-grown diamond raffle adds a modern twist, showing how the store adapts while still honoring tradition.