New luxury jewellery store becomes the latest shining new arrival at Trinity Leeds
A family-run luxury jewellery store with four generations of industry expertise has officially opened its doors at a major Leeds shopping centre
Luxury jewellery retailer Diamonds Factory is now open at Trinity Leeds, offering affordable pieces from earrings and pendants to wedding rings and bracelets.
Priding itself on bespoke handmade pieces and expert craftsmanship, the new store aims to offer shoppers a chance to view its collections and seek specialist advice.
The family-run business creates made-to-order jewellery designed around individual style, ranging from engagement rings and bracelets to personalised necklaces, and specialises in both traditional natural diamonds and lab-grown diamonds, which are highlighted as a core offering for modern buyers seeking sustainable luxury.
The launch of the store, located at Unit 301 within the development on Albion Street, follows a recent wave of new arrivals at the shopping centre, including The Fragrance Shop, Footasylum, and Lane7, with K-beauty retailer Moida also set to join the line-up soon.
Centre director Steven Foster said: “This new arrival marks another fantastic store opening at the centre. Our goal is to offer our guests a variety of retailers under one roof, and we’re proud to be doing just that.
“We know that Diamonds Factory will be well loved by our guests, whether they’re buying for someone special or treating themselves.”
Trinity Leeds provides one million square feet of retail space in the heart of Leeds city centre, encompassed beneath its iconic 40,000-square-foot glass dome.
The complex features more than 100 brands and over 40 restaurants, coffee shops, and bars under one roof, including a flagship Zara store and Trinity Kitchen's rotating street food vendors.
The site is also home to prominent public artwork, including the iconic packhorse sculpture Equus Altus and the Minerva statue on Briggate, which reflect the city’s historic textile heritage.
Scottish sculptor Andy Scott specially commissioned both pieces.