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Luxury Jeweler Goldsmiths Shuts Down in Edinburgh

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Luxury jeweler Goldsmiths closes its Edinburgh store, directing customers to Mappin and Webb on Multrees Walk. The closure adds to a pattern of retail spots leaving flashy new builds, with St James Quarter evolving and luxury shoppings future in the city uncertain.

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Luxury Jeweler Goldsmiths Shuts Down in Edinburgh

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Luxury Jeweler Goldsmiths Shuts Down in Edinburgh. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's May 3rd, I'm Corey with the story, and this is Edinburgh News Today, your AI-powered local news. A luxury jewelry spot just shut down in Edinburgh's St. James' quarter. Goldsmiths, the high-end jeweler and watch dealer, closed its showroom on the second floor. They put up a straightforward note telling folks the place is done, with a QR code to find the next closest spot or hit up their client team any day of the week. This comes after the store fired up back in 2021, right when the whole shopping center was buzzing. Now their website backs it up, pointing shoppers to the map-in-and-web location over on Multrees Walk as the nearest option. You can also ring their team Monday through Friday from 10am to 4pm at 085825 ODC. Folks in the area might feel that sting, especially since Super Drive pulled the same move back in February, leaving a note and sending everyone online. It's got that vibe of retail spots dipping out from big centers like this one. Google already listed it as permanently closed, no ifs or buts.

No word yet on why exactly, but it's part of a pattern hitting these flashy new builds. St. James' quarter keeps evolving, but with spots like this vanishing, keep an eye on where luxury shopping heads next in the city.

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