Tag Archives: trends

2020 forecast colour palette as viewed through a gem industry loupe

May 15, 2019

More than anything, colour forecasting is a combination of in-depth research and flashes of intuition. A forecaster is constantly immersed in the world of colour; he or she lives, breathes, and dreams in colour.

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Silver sales on the rise, survey says

April 4, 2019

Retailers in the U.S. enjoyed strong silver jewellery sales last year and this trend is expected to continue in 2019.

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Pantone: 2019 will be bright in Living Coral

December 6, 2018

Warmth is the name of the game for Pantone Color Insitute’s 2019 colour of the year.

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Kid stuff: The enduring charm and brisk business of children’s jewellery

December 6, 2018

Baby and children’s jewellery as a profit centre for retailers has never been stronger. Gift-givers are discovering the wide array of options speaks to their sentiments, ethics, and personal style.

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VicenzaOro: The jewellery revolution

November 30, 2018

Unconventional choices and new ideas held strong at the 2018 edition of VicenzaOro September.

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Showtime on the strip: News, views, and trends from JCK Las Vegas 2018

July 31, 2018

In its 2018 edition, JCK Las Vegas returned to Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino one final time, creating a show floor that glowed with the hottest styles and buzzed with the latest industry news.

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Trends worth falling for: The 2017 Fall/Winter style guide

August 31, 2017

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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On a silver platter: A look at 2015’s biggest trends in silver jewellery

February 1, 2015

As the go-to metal for retailers during the lean years of the recession, silver helped entice clients into stores. Jewellers who had only worked in gold embraced it as a lower-cost substitute for the yellow metal.

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