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Hoboken, NJ—The Hoboken Girl, a local online lifestyle site serving Hudson County, NJ, recently ran a lengthy feature article about W. Kodak Jewelers, a luxury store in Hoboken.

W. Kodak traces its roots back more than 50 years, when founder Woodrow Kodak sold jewelry on the boardwalk in Atlantic City in the early 1970s. After graduating from college, his sons Bradley and Creighton Kodak, looked northward to the city of Hoboken, a rapidly-gentrifying area directly across the Hudson river from midtown Manhattan.

As Hoboken transformed from a railroad terminus hub to a tony residential and retail area, the brothers realized that something was missing in town: a luxury jeweler. They opened the W. Kodak boutique in downtown Hoboken, and have subsequently expanded to a total three locations by adding a second Hoboken store in the uptown section, and a suburban outpost about 35 miles west, in Succasunna in Morris County.

W. Kodak offers a wide range of luxury designer jewelry and timepieces. In addition to a Cartier boutique, just a few of the brands it’s an authorized retailer of include A. Jaffe, Crown Ring, Ritani, Henri Daussi, Hublot, IWC Schaffhausen, Omega, and more. 

The Hoboken Girl article highlights some of the jeweler’s key staff members as well as the services it offers. Readers who mention the article can receive a 15% discount.

Read more here.

W. Kodak Jewelers offers top luxury brands at three locations in northern New Jersey.