fine jewelry
In a Bid for Even More Fans, Mr. Bags Launches a New WeChat Account, More Video
Here is how Mr. Bags, China's top luxury handbag influencer, evolves his content strategy in a highly competitive influencer market. Read More
Jewelry Brand APM Monaco Locks up Investors from China and Europe
A group of PE investors from China and Europe has reached a definitive agreement to acquire a 30 percent stake in APM Monaco from existing stakeholders. Read More
Swarovski Caters to Digital-Savvy Chinese Consumers with Omni-Channel Experience
The Austrian crystal producer Swarovski took its new AR store concept to Chengdu, hoping to attract Chinese consumers who make up its biggest market. Read More
Swarovski Launches WeChat Mini Program for Mother’s Day Campaign
Swarovski is the first watch and jewelry brand to leverage mini programs to innovate on social commerce, highlighting their recent Mother’s Day campaign. Read More
Jing Daily’s Year Of The Horse Readers’ Choice: Hermès Galop Collection Jewelry
We have a winner! The French luxury brand is our readers' favorite for the best year of the horse luxury product. Read More
Brand To Watch: He Fang Designer Jewelry
While much of the attention paid to China's emerging young designers tends to lean towards the apparel market, the country's up-and-coming fine jewelry makers too are showing a keen eye for design. Read More
On The Scene: Adornia Fine Jewelry Joins Leading Shanghai Boutique THE VILLA
Recently, THE VILLA built on its already impressive roster of brands with the addition of Adornia Fine Jewelry, which launched at the boutique with a special trunk show attended by Jing Daily as well as plenty of Shanghai's budding fashion enthusiasts. Read More
PPR To Acquire Qeelin: What Could It Mean For Chinese Luxury?
In the hopes of increasing its already significant footprint in the mainland China market, this weekend the French luxury giant PPR announced plans to acquire the Hong Kong-based French-Chinese jewelry house Qeelin. Read More
China Demand For Jewelry, Watches To Buoy “Hard Luxury” Brands
Conspicuous consumption may be on the decline in China's "soft luxury" market, as some wealthy Beijingers and Shanghainese buy more "logo-lite" handbags and apparel, but major luxury brands see China as a long-term bright spot for "hard luxury." Read More
