In “Reservoir Dogs,” the jewelry store targeted by the robbers is Karina’s.
The 1992 crime film, written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, follows a group of criminals recruited for a diamond heist. The men are assigned color-based names—Mr. White, Mr. Orange, Mr. Blonde, Mr. Pink, Mr. Blue, and Mr. Brown—so they can work together without revealing their identities. Their target is identified in the screenplay as Karina’s Fine Jewelry, while some references call it Karina’s Wholesale Diamonds.
A distinctive feature of the film is that the robbery itself is largely not shown. Instead, the story begins after the plan has collapsed, with the surviving criminals gathering at a warehouse and trying to determine who betrayed them. The off-screen heist and the conflicting accounts create the film’s central mystery.
The store’s name is sometimes overlooked because the movie focuses more on the aftermath than on the location. “Karina’s” is therefore the accepted short answer; “Karina’s Fine Jewelry” is the fuller screenplay wording.