The esteemed fine jewelry brand, LAGOS, has recently announced its expansion in the New York market. This growth is marked by the inauguration of a new boutique located at Bloomingdale’s on 59th Street. The luxury retailer has significantly expanded its range of the brand’s signature Caviar collections, thereby offering customers an enhanced variety of ways to express their unique style.
The newly launched boutique offers a visually appealing experience for LAGOS enthusiasts. The shop’s design is characterized by its simplicity and elegance, which allows the jewelry pieces to be the center of attention. The interior of the boutique is adorned with clean lines and a combination of exotic woods, pristine stone, and brushed brass accents, creating a warm and inviting color palette for Bloomingdale’s fine jewelry customers.
The new shop will feature the largest selection of LAGOS, both in New York and within the entire Bloomingdale’s network. To enhance the…
visual appeal of the space, LAGOS commissioned artisan Nate Cotterman to create stunning hand-blown glass sculptures. These sculptures, featuring shapes and colors reminiscent of precious gemstones, add a touch of sophistication and artistic flair to the boutique.
LAGOS boutique at Bloomingdale’s 59th Street “This is truly a milestone for our brand as we continue to grow and expand into new categories,” said Founder and CEO Steven Lagos.
“We’ve enjoyed a long, productive partnership with Bloomingdale’s, and we’re excited that we now have a flagship to call our own in such an important luxury market.” In celebration, LAGOS offers 59th Street shoppers a first look at LAGOS Couture, an elevated capsule collection offering one-of-a-kind and limited-edition styles, featuring the highest quality materials, precious gemstones, and expert craftsmanship.
The collection is available through October 29 in-store and on LAGOS.com while supplies last. “LAGOS consistently delivers innovative and unique collections that our customers cherish,” said Jennifer Jones, Bloomingdale’s Senior Vice President and General Merchandise Manager…
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