Korman Fine Jewelry’s New Store Is Double the Size
The Austin, Texas, jeweler’s new 11,000-square-foot store is set to open this summer.

The family-owned jeweler is relocating to a space in the city’s Pemberton Heights neighborhood formerly occupied by the University Cyclery, a locally owned bike store that closed in 2017.
The retailer is working with Austin-based architecture and interior design firm Michael Hsu Office of Architecture (MHOA) to transform the abandoned space into its new nearly 11,000-square-foot jewelry store, double the size of its current space.
The design is contemporary yet timeless, said the retailer, inspired by the high-end homes and lush green landscapes of Pemberton Heights.
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The store’s design supports the retailer’s “Celebrate Every Day” mantra, it said, by turning the space into a place to celebrate large and small events.
“MHOA worked together with Korman to bring to life the jeweler’s commitment to community, creating a timepiece and jewelry social house, which is reflected in moments of intentional hospitality from the inviting ambiance of multiple VIP reception rooms,” said the jeweler.
The exterior of the store is surrounded by three large heritage oak trees overlooking Shoal Creek, giving customers a panoramic view of the outdoor scenery.
Each space is designed to showcase those views and encourage a deep connection with nature.
“Each material and detail [have] been carefully chosen and designed to contribute to an immersive and bespoke shopping experience, putting their clients’ comfort and expectations first,” MHOA Principal Michael Hsu said.
As customers walk through the custom travertine and brass entryway they are greeted by a “warm and sophisticated” atmosphere.
A highlight of the store is a grand staircase, featuring a custom walnut rail and brass details.
Dimensional mosaic tile brings geometric layers to the space, a nod to the intricacy of its jewelry and watches.
Guests shopping for a watch can browse timepieces in a space with skylights above, letting the natural light highlight the craftsmanship of the watches, while the casework and bespoke furniture will be a nod to the geometry of the timepieces.
Korman Fine Jewelry carries a variety of watch brands, including Rolex, Tudor, Blancpain, Omega, Grand Seiko, Breitling, and Ressence.
Its jewelry brands include Single Stone, Fope, Viltier, Jade Trau, Walters Faith, Serafino Consoli, and Messika.
The main level will feature a 1,600-square-foot walk-in Rolex experience, crafted from green marble and travertine.
On the top floor, shoppers can browse the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned boutique. The lower level will house a Rolex Service Center, with a window for shoppers to watch the retailer’s three master watchmakers work.
There are also VIP lounges and a bar upstairs, as well as dedicated parking spaces outside.
The new store is slated to open this summer.
Korman Fine Jewelry was established in 1973 by founder Russell “Rusty” Korman, who ran the business for 45 years alongside his brother, Hank, and his sister-in-law, Monica.
The Korman family members retired in 2018, passing the business on to current owners Larry and Kat Stokes.
The retailer said its new location reflects its legacy in Austin and its “unwavering commitment to superlative quality and customer service.”
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