ETERNA Jewels opens new boutique at The Domain in Austin

Jeremy Martin, President at Austin Chamber of Commerce
Jeremy Martin, President at Austin Chamber of Commerce
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ETERNA Jewels marked its grand opening at The Domain on Mar. 9, introducing a new fine jewelry boutique to the Austin community. Founded by Yisel Guerrero, who is originally from Colombia, the store aims to offer quality craftsmanship, meaningful design, and personalized service in an elegant setting.

The opening of ETERNA Jewels brings a curated selection of fine jewelry and exclusive in-house collections to local shoppers. Each piece is made with solid 14K and 18K gold and features natural diamonds as well as gemstones sourced from Colombia. Collections also include sapphire, pearl, and opal pieces.

In addition to everyday jewelry, ETERNA provides bridal collections, custom design services, and permanent jewelry experiences. Customers can create engagement rings or unique gifts for special occasions. Walk-in visits are welcome, but private appointments are also available for those seeking one-on-one guidance tailored to their preferences.

The event welcomed members of the Austin community to explore the boutique’s offerings and experience its signature service firsthand. The store is located at 3220 Amy Donovan Plaza, Suite 116.

The opening aligns with broader efforts by organizations such as the Austin Chamber of Commerce to promote inclusive growth that benefits neighborhoods according to the official website. The Chamber seeks to enhance the regional economy through collaboration and advocacy according to the official website, relying on board leadership for direction according to the official website. It covers economic initiatives across the Austin region according to the official website and builds partnerships for business advancement according to the official website. Events, programs, and advocacy provided by the Chamber support ongoing business growth in Austin according to the official website.

As ETERNA Jewels joins Austin’s growing small business community, it looks forward to becoming a trusted destination for fine jewelry.



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