The organization shared its predictions on how much consumers will be spending and on whom.
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From personalization to consistency, Pat Henneberry breaks down the keys to keeping high-end clients coming back.
Retail sales also were up about 4 percent for the full year.
Peter Smith is optimistic, particularly for jewelers who do these three things well.
Sherry Smith breaks down the final results for the month of December as well as for the full year.
More optimistic views on the labor market as well as current and future business conditions gave the index a boost.
The expanded rental program will include diamond chain necklaces, Cuban link bracelets, and more.
It comes at a seemingly perfect time for the company, as watches are “hot” right now, says Citizen Watch America President Jeffrey Cohen.
The peachy hue also marks the program’s 25th anniversary.
Sherry Smith breaks down the numbers on jewelry sales in November and reveals the category that “emerged as a standout.”
From Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday, 200.4 million consumers shopped online and in stores.
Sales experts and a diamantaire share their best advice on how to send customers home with diamond jewelry.
Though consumers have started holiday shopping earlier, the organization still predicts a busy Thanksgiving weekend for retailers.
From showing three items to asking the big question, Peter Smith gives tips for promoting a positive sales atmosphere this holiday season.
Sales increased 5 percent after a down quarter as the brand saw in-store traffic pick up.
Sales of pre-owned watches, however, grew 80 percent following the company’s rollout of the Rolex Certified Pre-Owned program.
Sales will increase compared with last year, though the rate of growth is expected to slow.
From customers being robbed to post-pandemic trends, National Jeweler polled jewelers to find out what’s worrying them most.
From ChatGPT to social media, tech experts Jennifer Shaheen and Dustin Lemick share how retailers can harness the power of AI.
From fine jewelry to fashion, luxury retailers’ size inclusivity endeavors are lacking, costing them sales and hindering diversity efforts.
However, the company’s jewelry brands seemed to hold their own.
Discounts and promotions could persuade consumers to shop earlier this year, the survey found.
The seasonal survey asked consumers how, when, and where they’ll shop for holiday gifts.
Does having salespeople take turns waiting on customers make sense for jewelers, their employees, or their customers? Peter Smith opines.
Chrono24 CEO Tim Stracke and analyst Reginald Brack of Hindman Auctions shared their thoughts on Rolex’s foray into retail.