The online event will feature several jewelry industry experts, including Ben Smithee of The Smithee Group and John Kennedy of the Jewelers Security Alliance.
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With most of its stores reopened and traffic improving, the company is predicting a brighter-than-expected second quarter.

In a letter to U.S. governors, the Retail Industry Leaders Association called for a uniform approach to safety measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The owners of both independent jewelry stores have decided to retire after decades in the industry.

The Treasury Department and the Small Business Administration also released more information about where the PPP money went.

The layoffs are part of the watch company’s plan to cut costs amid economic hardships brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The jeweler took on operators of websites allegedly selling knockoff Tiffany & Co. jewelry and sunglasses as well as other luxury items.

The event will feature the CEOs and leaders of De Beers, Signet Jewelers, Alrosa, Rosy Blue, and Chow Tai Fook.

Reopenings and eased restrictions helped boost consumer confidence, but it’s still below pre-pandemic levels.

The crystal company is undergoing a restructuring as the COVID-19 pandemic sinks sales in the United States and Asia.

A survey by the National Federation of Independent Business took a look at COVID-19 business disruptions, PPP and EIDL loans, and more.

Jewelry cleaning tips from an expert, two fancy colored diamond hearts set to hit the auction block, and more.

The department store chain is cutting costs as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic weigh on its business.

Jeerasage Puranasamriddhi will lead the jewelry company’s global supply operations.

All proceeds from the new rainbow rings will benefit the Can’t Cancel Pride fund, which supports organizations struggling to fundraise amid COVID-19.
Former Citibank executive Rebecca Wooters will oversee the retailer’s digital strategy as it looks to upgrade its e-commerce capabilities.
Organizers pushed back the show dates due to an extension of coronavirus-related travel restrictions in Hong Kong.

The retailers filed for bankruptcy protection for similar reasons, including mounting debt and the toll the coronavirus has taken on business.

The watch giant announced new leaders for its Longines, Rado, Union, Tissot, Certina, and Hamilton brands.

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated existing problems for the clothing and accessories chain, including declining sales and store traffic.

Though monthly spending improved in May, retail sales were down 6 percent year-over-year.

The jeweler turned to new technology to make customers feel safe returning to its stores amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The retailer is worried about customers’ willingness to visit stores and what a second wave of the virus would mean for business.

Updates to PPP include more time to use the funds and a change to how much of the loan can be used for non-payroll expenses.

The charity will receive 20 percent of the proceeds from every pack of masks sold.












