Windsor Jewelry to close, ending 105-year run in Indianapolis

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16 thoughts on “Windsor Jewelry to close, ending 105-year run in Indianapolis

  1. Great store, great people, and great assets to the Indianapolis nonprofit community. Sorry to see them close the store. I’m not sure that they, like so many other downtown businesses, could ever fully recover from the 2020 downtown riots.

    1. Unless the riots made him old, I don’t think this was a reason.

      25,000+ people living downtown will also tell you that the riots are mere memory of the turmoil from the Trump years, or at least I hope it stays that way.

    2. I suspect that Dan’s characteristic of the 25,000+ downtown people living in a hivemind (the “turmoil”) is far closer to the truth than the sane among us would like to think. Still, one would hope they could see the aftermath of their riots–dozens of businesses wrecked (some storefronts still shuttered 4+ years later) and at least two people murdered–would shake at least a few out of their ideological daze. Hopefully, at the very least, the family members of the murder victims don’t see their dead loved ones as having “taken one for the team”?

      Maybe I’m being hopeful. Otherwise, I suspect we’ll see it again in another year or two. I guess the party of love and joy and tolerance has to fully destroy its own habitat before it will shake itself out of its stupor. And even then, it might not be enough.

      Oh well. Downtowns were pretty cool for about 25 years.

  2. Selfishly sorry to hear about this as you have been our jeweler for 35 years. We understand and thank you for everything. The Windsor team has left a permanent, positive impression on our downtown.

    Best wishes as you enjoy your life’s next chapters.

    1. I was always amazed at the tremendous generosity they displayed as a small business towards so many charities in our community.

  3. Congrats Greg on a successful run after taking over for our uncle Herman Logan!! You’ve done well and you should be glad to be able to spend more time with your family in retirement.

  4. Congratulations and thank you Greg and Lynn for adding your unique and elegant style through Windsor over the last 25 + years that I have known you in Indy!! Enjoy your grandkids!!

  5. Congratulations to you Greg and Lynn! What a great shop you have had and I loved sending so many folks your way over the years after we (Roberts) quit carrying jewelry. All the best!

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