Swarovski
Swarovski is a Gifts concept with 250 stores in 249 shopping centers across 41 states. As of September 27, 2026 they opened 0 and closed 3 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of −3. Typical site: 800–3,500 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 50,533 with a median household income of $96,706 and a median age of 39.
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In 249 properties
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Recent activity
Dates shown here are when each event was detected. Actual event may have occurred up to 30 days earlier. Next digest sends Sunday.
Uncasville, CT · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Mar 6
Greensboro, NC · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Mar 6
Denver, CO · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Mar 6
About Swarovski
Swarovski: The Global Master of Light and "Luxurised" Jewelry Retail Founded in 1895 and headquartered in Wattens, Austria, Swarovski is the world’s leading specialty crystal and luxury jewelry anchor for Tier-1 Regional Malls, High-Street corridors, and Travel Retail hubs. Under the 2026 leadership of CEO Alexis Nasard—the first external CEO in the brand’s 130-year history—Swarovski is executing its "LUXignite" strategy, transitioning from a mass-market crystal producer to a high-end fashion jewelry house. The 2026 retail model—defined by the "Instant Wonder" and "Luminous Flagship" prototypes—reimagines the store as a sensory "Candy Shop" of light, utilizing octagonal motifs and vibrant monochrome palettes (Pink, Yellow, Blue, Green). For landlords and developers, Swarovski offers institutional-grade credit and a high-velocity "Experience Anchor" that drives significant traffic through its Swarovski Created Diamonds (lab-grown) line and high-profile collaborations with global icons like Ariana Grande and BAPE.
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