ABOUT MILLER & VEIT  |  OUR HISTORY

 

Prior to World War I, Henry Miller and Robert O. Veit were separately employed in the diamond business. The two met in France while serving their country during the war. Upon their return to the United States they decided on a future together in the diamond industry. On January 1, 1923 their partnership was formed.

In 1928 Abraham Ludel, a diamond cutter, suggested to his son, David, to meet with Miller & Veit to learn the diamond business. This became David’s life long career and the only company he would work for...

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Henry Miller passed away in 1948 and Robert Veit died in 1959. David Ludel purchased Miller & Veit in 1959.

In 1961 Edward, David’s son, joined Miller & Veit and in 1987 Andrew, Edward’s son, joined the firm. The three generations worked side by side for 10 years. In April of 1997, David Ludel's 69 year association with Miller & Veit came to an end when he passed away. Edward and Andrew continue to carry on the business.

Miller & Veit was founded on strong principals of trust and honesty. These same values continue today.

 
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