Calleija bespoke boutique bound for Pacific Fair
A giant showroom dripping with diamonds, jewels, VIP rooms and a jeweller’s workshop is set to open in Pacific Fair.
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A new showroom dripping with diamonds, jewels, VIP rooms and a jeweller’s workshop is set to open in the luxury quarter of Pacific Fair mid-year.
Gold Coast jeweller Calleija, known around the world for its bespoke treasures, is moving from Marina Mirage after more than 20 years.
Owner John Calleija said the boutique had been part of the high-end shopping centre since 2001, but was relocating ahead of the precinct’s redevelopment.
“For over two decades we have welcomed clients from around the world to
experience exceptional craftsmanship, rare treasures and personalised service,” he said.
The Gold Coast-born brand opened its first boutique at Sanctuary Cove before moving to its current home at Marina Mirage.
Since then Calleija has expanded interstate and internationally, to Sydney and London.
“This growth reflects our continued commitment to excellence and the global demand for our rare and beautifully crafted pieces,” Mr Calleija said.
The owner and creative director said the new boutique at Pacific Fair would bring
“world-class bespoke jewellery” to the heart of the Gold Coast and a “personalised experience like no other”.
“Clients travel from all over the world to visit our Gold Coast boutique, drawn to our
bespoke jewellery that’s personal and meaningful,” Mr Calleija said.
“There’s a growing demand for unique designs that reflect individuality and lasting value. “Like our jewels (the new store) will focus on mesmerising details and we are working with a talented Gold Coast company to bring our vision to life.”
To celebrate the opening of the new Pacific Fair boutique, visitors to the centre have the chance to win an Argyle Pink Diamond pendant by Calleija valued at $3800.
Scan the QR code on the Pacific Fair Boutique sign beside Gucci to enter.