Classic Jewellers is the new prestigious retail address for fine luxury, jewellery, diamonds and watches at Malta International Airport (MIA).
This new outlet at Malta International Airport represents the latest addition to the Classic Jewellers retail chain, bringing the total number of retail outlets operated under the Classic Jewellers brand to 17.
Classic Jewellers at MIA is spread over 80m2 and houses over 30 of the most renowned gold jewellery, silver jewellery and watch brands.
Travellers can now spoil themselves at Classic Jewellers, situated within the new MIA extension area, and pick the brand of their choice from a selection of high calibre international brands, including Miluna, Nimei, Ebel and Rado amongst others.
From concept stage, this new outlet has been designed to cater for the local and tourist markets alike, offering a unique opportunity for travellers to indulge in last minute shopping prior to their departure. Paul Fenech, managing director, Classic Group Ltd thanked all partners, directors and staff for their commitment and dedication to make this dream come true. “Our mission to excel and to maximize the full potential of our retail points is contributing to more investment in our people, whom we consider key providers of complete customer satisfaction”.
“Malta International Airport is one of our strategic partners and a key retail location expected to contribute towards further growth. Classic Group seeks to build long term, value-laden relationships with all its strategic partners,” added Mr Fenech.
The Classic Jewellers’ MIA outlet is introducing a new concept to the brand’s long list of retail outlets by combining sunglasses and optical pieces to its range of luxury products, thus creating one holistic luxury experience. Classic Jewellers started their operations in 1992. Today, the brand is recognised as the leading jewellery retail chain on the Maltese Islands.
The group has interests in the design, manufacturing, import, wholesale and retail aspects of fine jewellery, watch and diamonds business.