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IBISWorld Industry Analysis & Industry Trends

 

The Retail Jewelry Stores industry lost some of its luster during the five years to 2013. Industry revenue declined as consumer confidence plummeted and disposable income diminished. Consequently, consumers tightened their purse strings, decreasing demand for nonessential luxury items such as jewelry.

 

Nevertheless, in the five years to 2018, the recovery of the industry will mimic that of the growing economy. As consumers increase discretionary spending, jewelry stores will raise their prices and retain higher profit, while limited competition from alternative retailers will contribute to solid revenue growth for the industry, those that embrace new mobile marketing technology will excel.

 

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IBISWorld Retail Jewelry Industry Analysis & Industry Trends

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2013 Trends Available data for 2013 indicates that jewelry industry revenues will continue to grow from 2012 levels.

Total jewelry sales in the United States for the month of April 2013 grew 17.7% year-over-year, while total U.S. Retail jewelry sales grew by 10.6% in the first quarter of 2013 compared to the first quarter of 2012.

 

Interestingly, retail jewelry sales by U.S. department stores decreased by 2.1% in May 2013 compared to May 2012, an indicator that some consumers may be moving towards independent retailers and online providers for their jewelry purchases. *Source: U.S. Chamber of Commerce/U.S. Census 

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