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It involves being proactive, not reactive.
“Good enough” will never be good enough to drive consistent traffic and sales momentum.
It’s Stephen Covey’s classic framework with a jewelry twist on how to be proactive and begin with the end in mind.
Plus a new coffee table book showcasing diamond jewelry.
And if you haven't made your receipts, order forms, job tickets and invoices more clean and branded, do it this month.
It can be a time to maximize sales, clear aged inventory and set the stage for a strong Q4.
The iconic jewelry brand is evolving.
If you’re traveling to the Vegas shows, you’ll want to pick up some of these beauties for your showcases.
Plus, U.S. Antique Shows has announced a new show.
Plotting, stalling, fibbing … it can be tough being a jeweler.
And don’t forget cousins — they’re easy to celebrate, too.
Only 28% said they were down month-over-month from 2024.
Jon Bumann is launching a watch business in search of a mobile lifestyle.
Kojak re-runs could have those thieves thinking twice.
We don’t know the full picture yet, but there are some things you can do to be ready.
It starts with having the courage to ask your peers for help.
The independent retailer has “zapped” 150,000 clients with permanent jewelry since 2017.
Our Canadian readers are frustrated with the U.S. tariffs.
