Rahaminov Opens New Store at Saks’ Vault in Greenwich

Post by **PinkDiamond** » Sat May 07, 2022 6:43 pm

This is their second venture into brick-and-mortar in another company's store after opening their first in-store store in D.C. last year, so it must be working well for them in which case I would think there may be more Rahaminov stores on the horizon.

Rahaminov Opens New Store at Saks’ Vault in Greenwich
May 4, 2022

"Jewelry brand Rahaminov Diamonds, the third-generation family-owned company known for its big-diamond designs, has opened a new boutique inside Saks Fifth Avenue’s fine jewelry area, The Vault, in Greenwich, Conn.

The opening marks the brand’s second-ever brick-and-mortar location in its 80-plus year history. Rahaminov’s first-ever shop opened inside Washington D.C. jewelry retailer Tiny Jewel Box in 2021.

The new boutique in Connecticut inhabits approximately 365 square feet within The Vault and features one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces alongside pieces from popular collections including Flower, Buttercup, and Branch. Rahaminov’s ever-growing collection of styles showcasing its proprietary Movál cut (an elongated oval-cut diamond) is prominently featured, especially in its engagement assortment.

Rahaminov Diamonds’ new branded shop at The Vault in Saks Fifth Avenue, Greenwich, Conn.

“We’re honored to be partnering with Saks Fifth Avenue, such a force in the world of luxury jewelry,” says Melanie Goldfiner Goldberg, director of business development at Rahaminov Diamonds. “Their Greenwich clientele aligns perfectly with ours and we look forward to all the possibilities ahead, like exclusive trunk shows and new launches.”

Saks Fifth Avenue approached Rahaminov to take over the space—which had formerly been a Graff boutique—and “after some thinking and evaluation we decided to move forward,” says Goldfiner Goldberg. “We thought it would be a great move [when it comes to] exposure to clients and also branding.”

The shop is recessed into the wall, giving it a standalone feeling inside The Vault, which also hosts Messika, Chopard and other marquee jewelry brands. The sheen of gold radiates from the walls, which are swathed in a gleaming metallic treatment. And hanging from the center of the enclave is a glass light fixture comprised of spheres that affect a spray of golden champagne bubbles. Illuminated displays ... "

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