Editor’s Note
Harry Winston, the famed “King of Diamonds,” has opened a new flagship salon in Tokyo’s prestigious Ginza district. This article details the elegant design and prominent location of this latest luxury landmark.
The world-renowned jewelry and watch brand, HARRY WINSTON, often hailed as the “King of Diamonds,” relocated and opened its flagship salon in Ginza 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, on Friday, August 29th. The elegant exterior, clad in cream-colored marble, welcomes guests with a stately black and gold gate adorned with the brand’s signature rosette motif, illuminated by two symbolic street lamps.
The new salon, expanding to a total floor area of 869 square meters, is Japan’s first to feature the brand’s latest concept, reinterpreting the traditional Harry Winston style in a more contemporary manner. Every detail within the salon expresses the brand’s timeless legacy. The warm flooring, covered with custom carpets, is accented with finely cut, high-quality white marble along its outlines. Glossy wallpaper, marble-finished walls, sparkling grand chandeliers, and meticulously selected furniture create a unique and exquisite space.
The three floors, reflecting the brand’s dedication to tradition and craftsmanship, offer guests a special experience. The first floor is dedicated to bridal jewelry. The second floor houses collection jewelry, timepieces, and an area for the finest high jewelry. The salon also features Japan’s largest VIP room, providing an exclusive space for private moments.
The basement level introduces Japan’s first dedicated repair concierge, enabling higher quality aftercare services.
To commemorate the relocation, the new “Mini Loop Pendant” is being launched ahead of the rest of the world. This pendant, featuring delicate diamonds set in platinum, achieves perfect harmony in transparency, brilliance, and cut.
Since opening its first Japanese salon in Ginza in 1988, Harry Winston has expanded to nine stores nationwide. The new Ginza flagship salon invites guests to immerse themselves in its overwhelming worldview and experience unforgettable moments to be etched into their lives.
Opening Date: August 29 (Friday)
Address: 1-7-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-3535-6441
Hours: 11:00 – 20:00
Closed: Irregular holidays
*The previous store operated until 5:00 PM on Sunday, August 24th, and was closed from Monday, August 25th to Thursday, August 28th.