How do you adapt to a changing industry? More specifically, how do you embrace the changes and create a business that will thrive in this new reality?
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Inspiration is everywhere. With a push of influence coming from the runway and revealing a sense of what buyers are looking for, jewellers should take advantage of the upcoming demand in accessories. Now is the time to start preparing by recognizing the crucial must-haves of the season.
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From June 5 to 8, thousands flooded into Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino to see what new offerings were available. Product launches, technology debuts, and the hottest styles dazzled attendees.
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At 150 years old, Canada has much to be proud of. Beyond its stunning and diverse landscapes, the wealth of our diverse natural resources are as great as the country is vast. The Canadian diamond industry marks just one of our national successes.
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Delivering the ultimate client experience is the goal of any customer-oriented business. From sales presentations to client education and the appearance of your showroom, the various dimensions of the client experience and how we deliver on these can vary dramatically from one business to the next.
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There has been a tremendous amount of positive change in the way the diamond industry conducts business. Alas, transparency is less rosy on the retail and consumer side of the industry.
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There’s no doubt, spinels, a gem often confused with rubies and sapphires, are gaining popularity. With its hardness of eight on the Mohs scale ranging from transparent to opaque, this gemstone will be taking the market by storm in no time.
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It is easy to get caught up in crimes against the jewellery industry featuring brazen smash-and-grab and rooftop burglary attacks, as they’re often highly publicized. However, they come at the expense of overlooking lower-profile thefts continuing to plague the jewellery industry, as well.
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Though the Cloud might seem a far away and unrelated subject when it comes to the jewellery industry, I would suggest the power of this non-weather related technology is starting to push CAD into a new phase of commerce.
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When I first started designing jewellery, I thought diamonds were overrated. They were expensive, white, and boring. As my knowledge and finances grew, I realized working with them had many advantages: durability, life, and brilliance.
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