Person Behind The Place Holly Zhang

Bellevue, WALocal News

Holly Zhang Pearl Gallery, located within The Shops at the Bravern in Downtown Bellevue, stands out for its exquisite jewelry crafted from high-quality saltwater and freshwater pearls, all designed by owner Holly Zhang. With her journey beginning as a traveling vendor selling jewelry in hospitals, Zhang established her gallery in 2011, leveraging her unique background to enhance the local shopping experience. Her collection includes rare pearls such as Akoya and Tahitian Black, which are not commonly found in the U. S. , attracting customers seeking unique, high-quality pieces.

In addition to her retail success, Zhang emphasizes community support through trunk shows that donate 20% of sales to nearby hospitals, reinforcing her commitment to local initiatives. Recently, she introduced a wedding jewelry fitting service, allowing brides to try on a selection of her beautiful pieces. This new service was celebrated with a successful photoshoot that showcased community collaboration and support. Zhang’s passion for jewelry, coupled with her entrepreneurial spirit, highlights the vibrant culture of Downtown Bellevue, making her gallery a significant local asset. Her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and community engagement in business.

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