Spence Diamonds
Acquisition in 2015
Spence Diamonds is a Canadian retailer specializing in diamond jewelry, with a particular focus on custom-made engagement rings. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Vancouver, the company operates showrooms across Canada, including locations in Vancouver, Langley, Calgary, Edmonton, Scarborough, Mississauga, and Vaughan. These showrooms, averaging 6,000 square feet, feature a wide array of ring styles displayed in open showcases to encourage customer interaction. Spence Diamonds is known for its extensive selection of high-quality diamonds and sought-after ring designs, supported by highly trained sales consultants who guide customers through the selection process. The company's vertical integration allows it to deliver quality stones at competitive prices, maintaining a leadership position in the diamond jewelry market for over three decades.
Alex and Ani
Acquisition in 2014
Alex and Ani, LLC is a jewelry and accessory designer and retailer founded in 2004 by Carolyn Rafaelian. The company is known for its expandable and stackable wire bangles, which feature symbols of empowerment and protection. In addition to bracelets, the product line includes necklaces, rings, earrings, home fragrances, and candles. All products are manufactured in the United States using sustainable materials and eco-conscious processes. With its first retail store opening in Rhode Island in 2009, Alex and Ani has expanded to over 40 stand-alone locations across the U.S., while also distributing products through department stores, gift shops, and high-end jewelry chains. The company operates from its headquarters in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, and has a presence in international markets, including the Bahamas, Canada, and Puerto Rico. In the most recent fiscal year, Alex and Ani reported revenues of $319 million.
John Varvatos Enterprises
Acquisition in 2012
Founded in 2000, John Varvatos Enterprises designs, manufactures, and sells luxury menswear. Its product range includes clothing such as jackets, pants, shirts, and sweaters; footwear like sneakers, boots, and dress shoes; and accessories including leather goods, jewelry, eyewear, and fragrances. The company markets its products through a network of boutiques worldwide and its online shop.
ALLSAINTS
Acquisition in 2011
AllSaints is a premium British fashion house renowned for its distinctive biker jackets and a wide array of clothing and accessories for both men and women. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in London, the company embodies a culture of innovation and independent spirit, reflected in its design and retail operations. AllSaints manufactures and retails a diverse range of fashion apparel, including footwear, handbags, and various accessories. The brand operates 142 directly-owned stores across 20 countries, along with a robust online presence, allowing it to reach a global audience.
Personna
Acquisition in 2006
Personna is the global manufacturer of private-label wet shaving razors and blades, and industrial and specialty blades. The company’s products were sold in more than 85 countries, with four manufacturing sites, nine packaging locations, and thirteen sales and distribution centres across the globe. Personna operated under two business divisions: a wet shaving division and an industrial division. The company was headquartered in Cedar Knolls, New Jersey.
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Jimmy Choo
Acquisition in 2004
Jimmy Choo is a global luxury accessories brand renowned for its shoes, offering an empowered sense of glamour and playful daring spirit. Established in London in 1996, the brand is known for its exceptional Italian craftsmanship, iconic red carpet appearances, and bold advertising campaigns featuring strong women in towering heels. Today, Jimmy Choo offers a comprehensive range of luxury accessories, including shoes, handbags, small leather goods, scarves, sunglasses, belts, fragrance, and men's shoes. With over 160 stores worldwide, the brand is synonymous with timeless style and modern sophistication.