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Programs to Grow Revenue and Cut Costs
While you do your best to increase sales and keep costs low, keeping up in today’s competitive environment is a challenge.

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Consumer’s shopping habits are changing, online startups are competing on price and criminals constantly putting a target on your back are just a few of the challenges you face.
With a dedication to the jewelry industry since 1913, Jewelers Mutual Group recognized this dilemma and set course to raise the tide of the entire industry.
This means offering revenue-generating programs in addition to the industry-wide support and business insurance they’re known for. While comprehensive coverage and network of expert agents is still at their core and an essential component to every successful jewelry business, their suite of programs is also helping jewelers grow.
Now you can use Jewelers Mutual’s Program Benefits Calculator to estimate your business’s true potential with JM Care Plan™, JM Shipping Solution™, and Jeweler’s Cut® LINK.
How It Works
- Annual sales
- Number of items sold over $2,500 annually
- Annual number of shipments
- Current insurance premium
JM Care Plan™
The new lifetime care plan for jewelry is another reason to choose this program, but whichever plan you choose to sell, you can expect to earn 2% of your annual sales.
JM Shipping Solution™
Join thousands of jewelers who use JM Shipping Solution™ for its easy-to-use dashboards that simplify buying decisions and maximize savings.
You’ll save both time and money by comparing options side-by-side with built-in discounts, and you can also integrate with existing business systems and other software.
Sign up for free today and start shipping smarter!
Jeweler’s Cut® LINK
You can also order free resources
What benefits are you missing?
You owe it to yourself to learn how Jewelers Mutual Group’s suite of programs can support you for a stronger tomorrow.
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Target CEO Brian Cornell will step down in February and be replaced by the company’s chief operating officer, Michael Fiddelke.

The group met with the president's senior trade advisor earlier this week to express the industry’s concerns about the effects of tariffs.

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