Jahonts EST
Jewellery store chain selling own-brand rings, necklaces and gifts to consumers in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29
About Jahonts EST
Jahonts operates jewellery stores under the Jahonts and Jahonts Soul names. Its range covers jewellery for different occasions and budgets, sold through its physical retail network.
Customers are retail consumers in the Baltic countries. The company runs a loyalty programme in which customers register in any Jahonts & Jahonts Soul store in the Baltics and receive gifts and extra benefits on their birthday, and it runs seasonal discounts, such as up to 60% off selected jewellery collections.
Jahonts was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Rīga. The company reports more than 50 stores across Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia, and it has recently opened a new store in Tukums.
Product: Jewellery and accessories sold in Jahonts and Jahonts Soul retail stores across the Baltics
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