A Kenilworth jewellers is celebrating a year since it first opened in the town and brought an empty shop front back to life.

Edmonds Jewellers welcomed customers to its Kenilworth boutique store for the first time on 19 October 2024, having made the move from Cheylesmore, Coventry.

Opening day also marked the end of months on site, converting the former HSBC bank into the fabulous boutique shop and the Morning Sunshine coffee shop next door.

Speaking to Nub News, owner Carl Edmonds said: "We're proud to share that we've exceeded our first-year target in Kenilworth, a milestone that reflects the incredible support from our community and the strength of our vision."

The anniversary comes hot on the heels of another Edmonds celebration as it recently marked 45 years in business with a 70's themed rollback weekend.

Edmonds is celebrating its first anniversary in Kenilworth this weekend! (image by Nub News)

As well as a huge range of jewellery and watches, the town centre shop stocks a large range of bags, accessories and sneakers and is the only dedicated Pandora specialist in town - not forgetting its popular ear piercing and permanent jewellery services.

Carl continued: "We are deeply honoured by the overwhelming interest from prestigious brands seeking to partner with our boutique - a true testament to the unique experience we offer.

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"We are truly grateful for the continued loyalty of our existing customers and are absolutely delighted to welcome the wonderful support of our new clientele in Kenilworth."

Edmonds' success during its first year in Kenilworth has been shown in its nomination for the 'customer excellence award' at the 2025 Worthies.

And with the online store also booming, Carl is looking forward to an even more successful 2026.

"We've attentively listened to our customers' feedback and are thrilled to be introducing some exciting enhancements in early 2026," he teased.

Find out more about Edmonds by visiting the website here.

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