Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry reopens redesigned Ridgeland flagship with Rolex shop-in-shop
Lee Michaels reopened its Ridgeland flagship with a Rolex shop-in-shop and David Yurman space, marking 30 years in the Jackson market on Highland Colony Parkway.

Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry reopened its redesigned Ridgeland flagship at Renaissance at Colony Park with a new Rolex environment and a David Yurman shop-in-shop, marking 30 years in the market that surrounds Jackson, Mississippi. The grand re-opening, held May 21, also included a presentation to the Jackson Symphony League in support of the arts and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The refreshed store spans about 6,154 square feet, but the point of the redesign is not scale so much as sequence. Walnut and brass accents, improved case layouts and a more open sales floor give the showroom the feel of a place designed for decisions that take time, whether a customer is choosing a milestone watch, comparing diamond settings or returning with a family piece that needs attention. Lee Michaels says the Ridgeland location now offers Rolex Certified Pre-Owned timepieces, and a Rolex-trained watchmaker is on site, a practical detail that matters in a market where service and sentiment often go hand in hand.
The company first showed the project in fall 2025 and completed it by May 2026. That timeline fits a business that has been in operation since 1978 and says it has been an Official Rolex Jeweler for more than 40 years, beginning in 1983. Ridgeland is one of six Lee Michaels locations with a Rolex showroom, and the store also carries what the company describes as the largest collection of David Yurman jewelry in Mississippi.

At 940 Highland Colony Parkway, the flagship sits inside Renaissance at Colony Park, a 53-acre lifestyle center at the intersection of Highland Colony Parkway and Old Agency Road. The setting helps explain why the upgrade matters: this is not a stand-alone jewelry box, but part of a luxury corridor that draws shoppers from Ridgeland, Jackson, Madison and Flowood. After three decades in the market, Lee Michaels is betting that a more intimate, service-driven room, rather than a bigger footprint alone, is what keeps meaningful jewelry shopping anchored to a familiar address.
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