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California jewelers operate in one of the most dynamic but high-risk retail environments in the country. Smash-and-grab robberies, organized retail crime, and burglary rings have been on the rise, with jewelers often targeted because of their easily transportable,...

Imposter scams are one of the top three types of fraud in California. In 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received more than 16,000 imposter fraud reports from Californians. While break-ins and smash-and-grabs are still very real threats to jewelers,...

To say that e-commerce has upended retail is an understatement. We shop online for everything – clothing, food, cars, the list goes on. According to Worldmetrics, 70% of consumers prefer to buy jewelry online, and 35% of jewelry sales in North America happen via...

To the average jewelry shopper, retail stores have the most sparkle. But in the fine jewelry industry, wholesalers play a critical, yet often overlooked, role. They bridge the gap between international manufacturers, miners, and domestic retailers, moving millions of...

From the large and chunky gemstone bracelets of the 1980s to minimalist, quietly luxurious necklaces of a few years ago, jewelry trends are constantly changing, and jewelry store owners are always looking for smart ways to grow their inventory without straining cash...

Owning and running a jewelry business, whether brick-and-mortar, online, or both, is as rewarding as it is complex. With valuable inventory, skilled employees, and loyal customers relying on you, it’s crucial to make sure your business is protected from the...

To the average jewelry shopper, retail stores have the most sparkle. But in the fine jewelry industry, wholesalers play a critical, yet often overlooked, role. They bridge the gap between international manufacturers, miners, and domestic retailers, moving millions of...