Montblanc opens debut stand-alone boutique in Belfast

In partnership with Lunn’s the Jewellers, the new store in Queen’s Arcade provides the perfect location ‘to bring the Montblanc experience to Belfast’.

John Lunn, managing director, Lunn’s Jewellers explained: “We are excited about the future for Queen’s Arcade and will continue to invest to make it one of the premier shopping destinations in Ireland.”

Georgia Noutsi, brand director Montblanc UK & Ireland, explained: “Montblanc’s history began in Hamburg, one of the biggest commercial ports of the world, a city that shares with Belfast an international history and trade culture. As we expand and want to bring our stories closer to our customers, we partner with Lunn’s Jewellers to bring the Montblanc experience to Belfast. When someone walks into our boutique, we want them to feel and understand our core values, excellence, heritage, craftsmanship and pioneering spirit. Behind every collection there is a story, and we hope to inspire customers to leave their mark and enjoy their lifetime companions.”

Striking a balance between contemporary design and classic simplicity, the brand-new boutique offers a dynamic and immersive space, where guests can experience writing with different nibs to find the perfect writing instrument to suit their writing style, play with multiple-coloured inks, as well as enjoy trying on timepieces and the latest leather creations.

Alongside the Maison’s iconic writing instruments, Swiss-made timepieces, and beautifully crafted leather designs, including the timeless Meisterstück LeGrand Fountain Pen, The Great Characters Enzo Ferrari Edition and the re envisioned Meisterstück 4810 leather range, the boutique also showcases the latest elegant accessories and technology collections.

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