Retail moves that matter: What independent jewelers need to know this week.
We shared a lot of great ideas this year. Here are some of our favorites from jewelers, industry experts and business bestsellers.
Store manager pistol-whipped, tied up on entering the store the following morning.
Brain Squad jewelers say folklore, origin and a little humor go further than technical specs.
Craft provided wealth, political power, and a creative outlet for his Cheyenne heritage.
"I thought to grab him, but I said, it's not worth it because I have two kids, 6 and 7 years old.”
Much of the growth jewelers saw was price-driven, not demand-driven.
Industry veteran spent 25 years with luxury jewelry trade show; award renamed in her honor.
From $10,000 gold to jewelry vending machines to "Gulag America" — Brain Squad holds nothing back.
Brain Squad members also see natural diamonds rebounding and lab-grown prices continuing to fall.
Top earners, leading brands, tariffs, AI, and LGDs – we covered it all.
Survey reveals creative applications and reasons why half skip them entirely.
Almost two-thirds of jewelers report strong sales performance, according to final INSTORE Holiday Mini Survey.
From “bad mojo” to “my online girlfriend wasn’t real”, jewelers have heard it all.
Elsewhere, two jewelers plead guilty to hiding $127 million from IRS, and teens run riot at Ontario mall.
From Taylor Swift's ring to Colin Jost's dumpster dive, these stories had you clicking all year.
From bridal socials to Botox-and-bling nights, jewelers share collaboration wins and failures.
It’s a case of “something old, something new”, according to study by refiner Elemetal.
One store's 14K sales are up 422%. Here's what 36 retailers say is working.
Laura Burdese will step into the CEO role in July 2026, succeeding long-time leader Jean-Christophe Babin.
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