A 106-year-old jewelry store in downtown Indianapolis has found new owners after recently closing its doors. Windsor Jewelry ...

Windsor Jewelry in Indianapolis finds new ownership, ensuring its legacy continues with a refreshed brand and modern interior ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — A 106-year-old jewelry store in downtown Indianapolis has found new owners. Windsor Jewelry said local business leaders Fernanda Beraldi and Ed Broecker bought the store as of Feb. 1.

Windsor Jewelry has changed hands after the 100 ... Owner Greg Bires retired after running the store for decades. Indianapolis lawyers Fernanda Beraldi and Ed Broecker will take the reins, buying ...

But Windsor Jewelry, which first opened in 1919, is an Indianapolis icon. The new owners decided they wanted to find a way to keep it open, weeks after the store held a going-out-of-business sale.

Greg Bires, owner of Windsor Jewelry on Meridian Street, in downtown Indianapolis, stands in his reopened business, Friday, July 2, 2020. Porter Bread and Books, a cafe with everything from bread ...