Lab-grown diamonds drive retailer profits — what risks follow?
Brain Squad survey: a majority of jewellers report positive business impact from lab-grown diamonds — even as many call them “garbage” or “costume jewelry.”
Brain Squad survey: a majority of jewellers report positive business impact from lab-grown diamonds — even as many call them “garbage” or “costume jewelry.”
Tiffany & Co. introduced two high‑jewelry timepieces at LVMH Watch Week 2026, marking a strategic push into haute horlogerie with consequences for US retailers and collectors.
Rising gold and silver prices are polarizing jewelry consumption as shoppers favour safe‑asset pieces — a strategic risk for retailers holding discretionary inventory.
Black in Jewelry Coalition appointed five new board members on Wednesday. The governance change is a strategic signal for diversity-led sourcing and retailer partnerships.
Odell Beckham Jr. bought a $480,000 emerald-cut diamond ring after Kyle Kuzma’s similar purchase — a celebrity-led demand signal for US luxury jewelers.
Claudia Rostas, linked to a Romanian gang, stole a £5,750 diamond ring from a Dorset family jewellers — a caution for independent retailers on loss and display risk.
De Beers London and GemFair unveil an artisanal‑mined diamond collection, prioritizing provenance and traceability — a strategic sourcing shift for retailers and investors.
Claudia Rostas, linked to a Romanian gang, stole a £5,750 diamond ring from a Dorset family jeweller — a reminder that organised retail theft threatens independent margins.
Red‑carpet focus on diamonds, emeralds and colorful gems at the 2026 Golden Globes signals a demand uptick for high‑jewellery and colored‑stone inventory among US retailers.
Sydney Sweeney’s plunging, feathered red‑carpet look signals appetite for long necklaces and micro‑pavé—an immediate merchandising opportunity for US occasion jewellery.
Claudia Rostas, linked to a Romanian theft ring, stole a £5,750 diamond ring from a Dorset family jeweller — a caution for retailers on inventory and security.
Jeson Nelon Presilla Flores, accused in the largest U.S. jewelry heist, was deported by ICE and is out of U.S. custody — a legal gap that complicates recovery and insurer claims.