Hard Luxury
Auction Houses Embrace Luxury Fashion as New Frontier
In 2020, online luxury sales have brought new consumers to the likes of Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips. How are they going to continue in 2021? Read MoreChina Puts A Ring On Him
Traditional masculine jewelry implies gothic rings or rapper-inspired chains, but for China's cohort of Gen-Z, those style conventions aren’t enough. Read MoreSwarovski’s Brand Refresh: China-Facing or China-Inspired?
The bold, colorful nature of the Swarovski refresh will appeal to China's Gen Z consumers — and what work for them proves to work globally. Read MoreFour Strategies for Selling Pearls to Chinese Millennials
While China is the largest global producer of cultured pearls, convincing its vast millennial market to wear them has been another story. Read MoreHow Tiffany Could Become The Next Luxury Mega-brand
Tiffany, the iconic New York jeweler known for its diamond and sterling silver pieces, could gain over its jewelry rivals in the next decade. Read MoreWhy Qeelin x Mr. Bags’ Bracelet Collab Sold Out In 1 Second
By flexing its cultural advantage as a Chinese luxury brand, Qeelin sold out 100 sets of its Mr. Bags jewelry collaboration in one second. Read MoreWhat You Need to Know From Deloitte’s Luxury Trend Report
Here, Jing Daily presents three key findings from Deloitte’s report on the fiscal year of 2019 for companies to review and consider. Read MoreSoaring China Demand Boosted Tiffany’s Third Quarter Sales
On November 24th, Tiffany & Co. reported a strong earnings growth in third quarter, helped by a resurgence of demand in China and e-commerce. Read MoreFive Niche Chinese Jewelry Brands Favored by Gen Z
Aside from shifting tastes, we are also seeing a heightened rivalry in the mid-end jewelry market. But what’s behind this change? Read MoreFrench Jeweler Chaumet Makes Daring Move on WeChat E-Commerce
Parisian jeweler Chaumet launches an e-commerce platform on WeChat ahead of the “520” holiday. Will this move change how hard luxury is purchased? Read More