Lab-grown diamonds $56.94B by 2032 — CVD tech and Gen Z demand
Astute Analytica forecasts the lab-grown diamond market at US$56.94B by 2032. CVD tech and Millennial/Gen Z demand shift inventory, pricing and merchandising for US retailers.
Astute Analytica forecasts the lab-grown diamond market at US$56.94B by 2032. CVD tech and Millennial/Gen Z demand shift inventory, pricing and merchandising for US retailers.
GST raid in Chandausi seizes 16 kg gold, 8 quintals silver and diamonds worth ₹33 crore; enforcement spotlights traceability and inventory risk amid rising prices.
Trump’s US‑India trade deal announcement on Feb 5, 2026 lifted market sentiment for US jewelry supply chains, prompting retailers and wholesalers to reassess sourcing and inventory risk.
MAXIMIZE Market Research projects the global jewelry market will reach USD 645.3B by 2032 on double‑digit growth—an opportunity and inventory challenge for US retailers.
Gold fell 1.5% to $4,793.97/oz on Feb 2 as a firm dollar and market reaction to Kevin Warsh’s Fed stance pressured bullion — a near‑term risk for US jewelry margins.
CREW files an ethics complaint over a Meyka ad featuring a Trump energy aide; Swiss investors flag policy risk and a DOE IG review could touch diamonds and critical minerals.
U.S. men’s metal wedding bands expand from $1.2B (2025) to $2.0B by 2035 at a 5.4% CAGR — a steady growth window that tests inventory, pricing and margin strategies.
Evolve Business Intelligence projects the global jewelry market will reach USD 578.45B by 2033. A signal for US retailers to reassess inventory, pricing and sustainability strategy.
Spot gold fell to $4,703.27/oz (down 3.3%) as CME raised precious‑metals margins and markets weigh Fed‑chair pick Kevin Warsh — near two‑week lows, headwind for US jewelers.
Tariff reductions strengthen Indian exporters’ competitiveness in the US, opening a path to recover lost market share and expand export opportunities.
President Trump said a U.S.-India deal may set an 18% duty on imported jewelry while leaving loose gems duty-free — a potential margin and sourcing shift for US retailers.
IGI’s Feb. 3, 2026 acquisition of AGL adds colored‑gem provenance reporting, strengthening traceability and services for global and US dealers.