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Can Crypto Save China’s Diamond Market?
Diamonds have not caught the attention of Chinese investors because they tend to lose their resale value. But that could change thanks to cryptocurrency. Read More
How Brands Can Sparkle in China’s $100 Billion Jewelry Market
Global brands have only scratched the surface of China’s vast jewelry market. But can they learn from savvy domestic players and dazzle local audiences? Read More
What 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 More
Why Branded Jewelry Could Be the Next Decade’s Fastest Growing Luxury Subsegment
In luxury, the future is female. The jewelry subsegment should see a shift to self-purchasing and impulse purchasing, making branded luxury jewelry shine. Read More
How Will A Stronger Chinese Yuan Affect Luxury?
As the yuan propels China toward a Golden Age, what will a rising yuan mean for Western luxury brands and consumers in China? Read More
Do Chinese Millennials Want Diversity in Fashion Ads?
While China’s mainstream sees diversity in fashion ads as the West's excessive political correctness, the fashion-forward crowd sees a much-needed change. Read More
Jewelry Sales Expected to Plummet in China This Valentine’s Season & More
Shuttered stores during the Valentine’s season are shuttering jewelry businesses by as much as 60% in the first quarter, according to analysts' estimate. Read More
Coronavirus Could Send Hong Kong into a Deeper Recession
Protests and now the coronavirus have continued to segregate mainland China from Hong Kong, forcing brands to rethink their roles in both markets. 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
Chinese Expats Can Boost Growth for Western Brands
While many luxury sellers heavily target Chinese travelers, few have yet to understand the wealthy Chinese expats living in their own back yards. Read More
