Harry Winston to open salon in Harrods

Harry Winston is preparing to open its second London retail salon in Harrods on 10th August 2012. This move is part of the luxury jeweller’s retail expansion plans and will be its 25th location, globally.

Commenting on the opening Frédéric de Narp, President & CEO, Harry Winston Inc. said: “As one of the great international cities, London is a key and critical part of our retail growth. With the opening of our newest location at Harrods, the luxury window to the world, we are thrilled to not only showcase our creations in such an exceptional setting but to be able to continue to provide our clients with the finest selection of our products, and the high quality of service that Harry Winston is known for.”

The salon, of 631 square feet, will be located in Harrods’ fine jewellery room and developed in partnership with design firm William Sofield and Studio Sofield. The interiors will reflect a modern variation on Winston’s traditional style with a soft taupe and grey colour palette complementing the custom designed black lacquer and antique bronze furniture and display vitrines. There will also be vintage floor lamps, bespoke chandeliers and hand beaded silk walls.

Dedicated spaces for high jewellery, bridal and watches will offer is space will offer Harry Winston’s exquisite statement jewellery, iconic diamond collections, engagement rings and rare timepieces. One of a kind pieces from Ultimate Adornments, Harry Winston’s largest high jewellery collection to date, will be on display for the grand opening.

The elite quotient will additionally be brought forth with clients being presented at seated sales desks or in private viewing rooms. By appointment and bespoke services will also be available.

Annalise Quest, GMM Fine Jewellery and Beauty, Harrods comments: "We are delighted to welcome internationally renowned jeweller Harry Winston to the Fine Jewellery Room and launch only their second salon in London. Harry Winston's breathtaking designs and exquisite use of extraordinary stones will be of particular appeal to Harrods discerning clientele. "