Harry Winston opens new Ginza flagship

American jeweller Harry Winston announced on Friday the opening of its new Ginza flagship in the Japanese capital city, Tokyo, expanding the retailer’s store count in the archipelago nation.

Located at 1-7-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, the new Harry Winston Ginza store spans 869 square metres over three levels and introduces a more modern store design.

Outside, a crème travertine marble facade features windows and three illuminated lightboxes showcasing the house’s seasonal campaigns.

At the entrance, guests are greeted by Harry Winston’s black and gold double gates, decorated by its rosette motifs and flanked by two matching lampposts— paying homage to the house’s Fifth Avenue flagship in New York City.

Inside, each floor of the salon reflects the house’s heritage and dedication to craftsmanship. The first floor is devoted to bridal, while the second-floor offer the jeweller’s signature collections, timepieces, and high jewelry creations.

This level also features the largest VIP salon in Japan, for private client experiences, while below ground, guests have access to a merchandise repair concierge.

Moreover, Harry Winston unveiled a new Diamond Loop Pendant set in platinum, to commemorate the opening, which is available in limited quantities, and only offered at the new Ginza Salon.

Harry Winston opened its first store in Japan in 1988. Today, it boasts eight locations, including the new Ginza opening.