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Without a buyer, the mall jewelry chain will be forced to close its locations nationwide. What does it mean for Kentucky shoppers?

Claire’s - known for piercing millions of teens’ ears - has filed for bankruptcy for the second time since 2018.

More than a dozen Claire’s stores, as well as a few Icing stores, appear to be the first set to close after the mall-based retailer filed for bankruptcy last week.