Important Questions to Ask When Buying Jewellery

Buying jewellery is exciting. Especially if you’re buying an engagement or wedding ring. It’s an investment in both time and emotion as well as money. And you go into the purchase in great good faith and confidence. But how do you know that your faith and confidence are being rewarded? How do you know that

How to Start an In-Home Jewelry Business

Providing people with wares to flash their personalities through jewelry is, like most creative pursuits, incredibly fulfilling. Assuming you already know how to make decorative adornments and that you have enough supplies that are specific to the types of jewelry you make, there are a few things you can do to help you turn a

6 Steps to Planning a Marketing Strategy for Your Jewelry Business

A marketing strategy is just one part of your business plan, but it’s the most important part. TO SUCCEED IN the jewelry business, a marketing strategy is absolutely essential. It clearly outlines how you’ll find new customers and which jewelry styles and related services you’ll promote. It’s how you plan to make sales and grow

7 Tips for Starting a Successful Jewelry Business

Are you a creative person who loves to craft jewelry? If so, you might be thinking about starting your own jewelry business. The jewelry industry is a competitive one and the future success of your business rests on a solid foundation. However, with the right knowledge that can be gained through a jewelry design course, and

12 Jewelry Blogs & Resources You Need to Know About

Here is a list of inspirational and informative jewelry blogs to follow. Whether you are a designer, bench jeweler, retail gallery, or manufacturer, some of these bloggers will resonate with you. We selected these blogs based on the following criteria – to be on this list, they should meet at least one of the below

11 Things That Only Jewelers Can Understand

EVERY INDUSTRY HAS its quirks. They are the things that make the industry unique from others – things that only folks who belong to the trade can relate t As a jeweler, you know there are some things from your job that only your fellow jewelers can understand. Take, for example, that customer who brings