Windsor Jewelers Names New Buying Director
Natalie Feanny has been appointed to the role.

Feanny, a Graduate Gemologist, has a background in luxury retail and fine jewelry merchandising.
She brings to the new role a refined eye for design, deep industry relationships, and a forward-thinking approach to assortment planning, the retailer said.
As buying director, she will oversee buying strategies across the retailer’s bridal, fashion, and designer collections, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of style, quality, and innovation.
“Natalie’s expertise and passion for the jewelry industry make her an ideal fit for Windsor,” said Windsor Jewelers President Rob Simon.
“Her ability to identify emerging trends while honoring timeless proven sellers aligns perfectly with our mission to offer our clients the very best.”
Feanny has worked with leading designers, manufacturers, and brands, developing a reputation for building compelling assortments that resonate with today’s luxury consumer, the retailer said.
Previously, she was the chief operating officer at Continental Buying Group.
Her appointment underscores Windsor Jewelers’ dedication to continued growth and excellence, as the company remains focused on evolving its product mix to strengthen its position as a top fine jewelry retailer in the Southeast.
“I am thrilled to join Windsor Jewelers, a company with such a strong legacy and reputation,” said Feanny.
“I look forward to enhancing the buying strategy and bringing in fresh, exciting pieces that inspire both new and longtime clients.”
Windsor Jewelers, located in Charlotte and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
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