Hard Luxury
How Luxury Watch Brands Are Celebrating The Year of the Rat
China accounts for half of all Swiss watches on the market, so Chinese New Year is hugely important. Here's a peek at three Year of the Rat offerings. Read More
Jewelers Struggle to Connect as Young Chinese Consumers Go Cold on Gold
Legacy jewelers in China need to take a page from their foreign competitors and figure out how gold can appeal to younger consumers — and quickly. Read More
Can Chinese Millennials and Gen Zers Warm the Freezing Global Diamond Industry?
Different from the U.S. which has a diamond purchasing habit for over half a century, China is still a new market for diamonds and one with great potential. Read More
Why China’s Gen Zers are Crucial for Luxury Jewelers
Compared to older generations, Gen Zers perceives jewelry quite differently. Jewelry brands need to understand how to take advantage of this growing market. Read More
LVMH Confirmed Acquisition of Tiffany for $16.2 Billion
Bernard Arnault, LVMH’s chairman, has already lined-up a new strategy to boost the biggest acquisition for the group in their history. Read More
Richemont Bets Big on China
With continued protests in Hong Kong, Richemont should focus on the Chinese mainland where the demand for luxury watch sales and jewelry remains strong. Read More
Chaumet’s New “Mulan” Approach in China
Chaumet, the French jewelry company, hopes to connect with a younger Chinese consumer by working with Liu Yifei, who’s staring in Disney's Mulan. Read More
How Tiffany’s China Strategy Combats Economic Turbulence
Jing Daily chatted with Tiffany & Co.’s CEO Alessandro Bogliolo on the upcoming Shanghai exhibition, trade war and the brand’s overall strategies in China. Read More
Cartier, Culture, and the Art of Inheritance in China
The Cartier x Palace Museum partnership is fundamentally different from some of the fashion exhibitions lately held in China by other luxury brands. Read More
Tiffany’s Adapts to China’s Green Demands
At the 3rd Annual SupChina Women's Conference, Tiffany & Co. shared the importance for transparency and sustainability for the Chinese market. Read More
