NRF’s annual survey found that 45 percent of consumers plan to purchase jewelry for a loved one this Mother’s Day.
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Learn about three reasons for jewelers to invest in the Holojem platform.

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But why should you invest in this technology and not some other area of business development? It’s simple: these three reasons make sense for your bottom line and meet your customer’s shopping preferences.
Often times, custom design work is more profitable for jewelers. Go beyond the back-and-forth of a computer screen and become more nimble with a self-service kiosk to share unique creations.
Prior to the Holojem platform, there wasn’t an ideal technique to involve jewelry shoppers in the process holistically. Now consumers can seamlessly transition from physical to digital shopping while experiencing a mesmerizing life-like creation.
Not only is lead information captured when a jewelry shopper uses the Holojem platform, but your brand is shared whenever your customers share their creation with their friends on social media. And it’s not just in a picture or plain video. Customers can recreate a similar 3D holographic projection by placing a portable mobile pyramid on top of their device to bring their creation to life and share to their hearts’ content.
Don’t just sit back and watch as the retail landscape changes — change with it. Better yet, stay ahead of the curve by using innovative technology like the Holojem platform and start creating new possibilities today.
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Natalie Feanny has been appointed to the role.

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The jewelry retailer plans to open 20 new stores this year and expand into new product categories.

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