Search Results: Van Cleef & Arpels
Don’t Miss: Van Cleef & Arpels “Timeless Beauty” Exhibition (Shanghai)
Whereas previous Chinese whistle-stops tended to be geared towards brand-building, the Shanghai exhibition of 370 pieces from the collection of Van Cleef & Arpels is aimed at confidence-building. Read More
Van Cleef & Arpels To Exhibit 370 Pieces From Collection In Shanghai
By this point, China has become a regular destination for traveling exhibitions by the world's top jewelry brands, from Cartier's stop at the Forbidden City in 2009 to Bvlgari's show… Read More-
Van Cleef & Arpels To Open 4 New Stores In China This Year
The four new locations Van Cleef & Arpels plans to open in China this year make up the largest proportion of the seven stores it has planned for Asia and… Read More 
Tod’s, PVH & Richemont See a Growing Reliance on China
September’s earnings results confirm that China has tightened its grip on the global luxury market, fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
The Asia Pacific & Jewelry: Richemont’s Pandemic Bright Spots
COVID-19 has made jewelry more dominant while reshuffling Richemont’s regional mix, growing the Asia Pacific larger than Europe and the Americas combined. Read More
Lancôme, Cartier and Van Cleef’s WeChat Moments Ads Ranked Top in Q1
Among all luxury brands with a WeChat presence, Lancôme, Cartier, and Van Cleef’s WeChat Moments ads were top rated in the Q1 2019 ranking. Read More
Event Watch: Watches & Wonders 2013
Asia's first Haute Horlogerie exhibition will transform Hong Kong into a hub for the world's top watchmakers later this September. Read More
High-Net-Worth Individuals’ Luxury Preferences Revealed In New Hurun Survey
China's wealthy favor luxury items that increase in value, such as Birkin Bags and Rolex watches, while younger HNWIs spend to reward themselves. Read More
Lucky Rabbits For 2023: Luxury Brands Connect With Chinese Consumers Via Lunar New Year Timepieces
Lunar New Year designs provide watch brands with an opportunity to connect with one of their most important customer bases: the East Asian consumer. Read More
Hong Kong Offers Half A Million Free Flights To Boost Tourist Economy
The city is giving away free flights next year to revive its battered visitor economy. But there are no expectations of a V-shaped rebound. Read More
