Mayors jewelers renovating at St. Johns Town Center

The company is leasing temporary space across the street during the remodeling.


Mayors jewelers moved to temporary storefront as its store is being renovated.
Mayors jewelers moved to temporary storefront as its store is being renovated.
Photo by Karen Brune Mathis
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The city issued a permit Sept. 21 for Mayors Jewelers of Florida LLC to start limited demolition at its original St. Johns Town Center location to prepare for build-out.

In the meantime, the store has moved to a temporary location nearby.

Mayors jewelers is renovating at St. Johns Town Center.
Photo by Karen Brune Mathis

Sentinel General Contracting Inc. of Pembroke Pines is the contractor for the limited demolition at a cost of $650,000 in the 4,067-square-foot space.

Michael Neumann of New York City is the architect.

The build-out permit will be pulled later, says the permit application.

A sign on the door at Mayors Jewelers says: “We are open during our renovation. Please visit us at our temporary location across the street.”
Photo by Karen Brune Mathis

Mayors opened there in 2007.

A sign on the door says: “We are open during our renovation. Please visit us at our temporary location across the street.” 

That is 4813 River City Drive, No. 137, the 2,467-square-foot former Acumen space.

"Our Mayors showroom at St. Johns Town Center is currently undergoing a complete renovation, due to reopen for debut in Fall of 2024," said Melissa Fichman, director of marketing with The Watches of Switzerland Group USA Inc. in Fort Lauderdale.



 

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