Celebrating 40 Years of Harry Winston on Rodeo Drive

Founded in New York City in 1932, the House of Harry Winston continues to set the standard for the ultimate in fine jewelry and high-end watchmaking. From the acquisition of some of the world’s most famous gemstones, including the Jonker and Hope Diamonds, to adorning generations of famous faces, from Hollywood screen legends to royal dignitaries, for nearly a century, the Harry Winston name has been synonymous with the best there is.

Known throughout his life as the “King of Diamonds” and “Jeweler to the Stars,” Harry Winston’s innovative designs were brought to Rodeo Drive in 1986. Twenty years later, the West Coast flagship relocated to 310 North Rodeo Drive, where it remains today.

The illustrious histories of Rodeo Drive and Harry Winston are deeply intertwined; each having played a defining role in shaping the world of luxury. Both are rooted in a legacy of excellence and an enduring ability to attract and inspire the extraordinary. As the Rodeo Drive Committee celebrates 50 remarkable years, Harry Winston celebrates 40 years on the iconic avenue and two decades at its current address—a shared history that reflects a lasting commitment to excellence and the extraordinary.

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