AMBITIOUS jewellery firm Rox is spending £1 million on its first store in the Scottish capital in a move which will create 12 jobs.
AMBITIOUS jewellery firm Rox is spending £1 million on its first store in the Scottish capital in a move which will create 12 jobs.
SPARKLING SHOW: Kyron Keogh, left, co-founded Rox with Grant Mitchell in 2002, and the company is expected to report £10m in turnover later this year. Picture: Mark Mainz
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GREIG CAMERON DEPUTY BUSINESS EDITOR
The company, which has three outlets in Glasgow and one in Aberdeen, has taken over a 2500 sq ft retail space in the recently revamped Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh.
The 18th-century category A-listed building on George Street is on course to open later this month after an 18-month restoration programme.
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