Suzanne Cannon is a seasoned expert in the jewelry industry, currently serving as a Fine Jewelry Appraiser, Design Consultant, and Sales Specialist at Steffan's Jewelers. With over 45 years of experience, her journey began in her grandparents' jewelry store, where she developed a passion for...
Suzanne Cannon is a seasoned expert in the jewelry industry, currently serving as a Fine Jewelry Appraiser, Design Consultant, and Sales Specialist at Steffan's Jewelers. With over 45 years of experience, her journey began in her grandparents' jewelry store, where she developed a passion for the craft at a young age. Suzanne's extensive training in jewelry repair, diamond setting, and custom design laid the foundation for her remarkable career. In 1992, she took the bold step of purchasing the family business, transforming it into a premier destination for fine jewelry in McHenry County.
Under Suzanne's leadership, Steffan's Jewelers has flourished, offering an impressive range of products, including exquisite engagement rings, fine diamonds, and unique fashion jewelry. Her commitment to quality and customer service is evident in the store's in-house repair services, which include a convenient "while you wait" option, ensuring clients receive personalized attention and timely solutions. As a graduate gemologist with expertise across all gemological fields, Suzanne brings a wealth of knowledge to her role, enabling her to provide accurate appraisals and insightful design consultations.
Suzanne's entrepreneurial spirit is complemented by her skills in strategic planning, marketing, and public relations, allowing her to effectively promote the brand and build lasting relationships with clients. Her dedication to team building and leadership has fostered a collaborative environment at Steffan's, where creativity and innovation thrive. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the art of jewelry, Suzanne Cannon continues to elevate the standards of fine jewelry retail, making Steffan's Jewelers a trusted name in the industry.
