Flont is a company that provides fine jewelry as a service (JaaS), in partnership with over 40 brands. A software developer and jewelry retailer, it enables high-touch sales via E-commerce, delivering jewelry to consumers on demand. Flont provides software and logistics services to global jewelry brands, department stores and jewelry retailers for their own sharing services. Founded by Cormac Kinney, former president of a joint venture with Cartier and Richemont.
According to a product review by People, "The concept is brilliant. Members have unlimited access to Flont's entire fine jewelry collection, which means you can borrow as frequently as you like!"
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History
The founder of Flont is a software specialist and serial entrepreneur, whose inventions have been cited in more than 1,500 patents. He raised over $500 million for eight startups, five of which have been acquired by public companies. The company's investors include Carmen Busquets, an early stage fashion technology investor, known for investments in Net-A-Porter, Business of Fashion, Moda Operandi, Farfetch, and Lyst. In 2017, Adrian Cheng, executive Chairman of Chow Tai Fook and New World Development, announced an investment in the company. Other investors in Flont include senior executives from Google, Coca-Cola, Revlon, The New York Times, Hudson's Bay, Neiman Marcus, Coach Inc., and Ritz-Carlton.
Flont enables consumers to borrow fine jewelry, from brands including Cartier, Bulgari, and Tiffany & Co., and has exclusive partnerships with artisan designers, such as Mimi So, Pamela Love and Sabine Getty.
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External links
- Flont.com
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