PANDORA officially opens at Wakefield’s Trinity Walk
International jewellery brand, PANDORA, has now moved a brand new store at Trinity Walk shopping centre in Wakefield city centre.
PANDORA has opened its brand new 1,275 sq ft unit, operated by Yorkshire-based jewellers Hugh Rice under the PANDORA brand name, on the main Trinity Walk mall leading towards Debenhams, next to Costa and opposite New Look.
The new Trinity Walk store will take on six full-time and five part-time staff as part of its team.
PANDORA, which designs and manufactures hand-finished, contemporary jewellery, is sold in more than 90 countries around the world.
The opening of a major jewellery brand adds further variety for shoppers while complimenting existing stores at the almost fully-let shopping centre.
PANDORA franchisee, Paul Rice, MD of Hugh Rice, commented: “Moving into Trinity Walk is an exciting next step for PANDORA as we attract new customers as well as being more accessible to existing loyal customers of the brand.”
Cormac Hamilton, centre manager at Trinity Walk, added: “PANDORA’s stand-alone store is a major new addition to Trinity Walk. They are a leading, respected jewellery brand which will entice even more visitors to the centre, as well as creating more jobs. It’s also great timing as we prepare for the run up to the busy festive season.”
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