State of the Industry

Navigating the future of jewelry making demands strategic planning across all aspects of business. Find out how to drive success in the year to come.

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State of the Industry

Industry Insights

State of the Industry

Tap into the insights of industry leaders and discover both the challenges on the horizon and the opportunities that could drive success in the year to come.

Industry Snapshot

State of the Industry

Industry Snapshot

A look at key economic factors, trends, and statistics driving the industry into the new year.

By Harold Dupuy, FGA, Stuller, Inc.

Facing the Future: Checking in with Ed DeCristofaro

State of the Industry

Facing the Future: Checking in with Ed DeCristofaro

Ed DeCristofaro, president of LDC Inc. in East Providence, Rhode Island, shares his views on the need for more skilled labor, the future of U.S. jewelry manufacturing, and the importance of taking risks.

Facing the Future: Checking in with Joseph Esposito

State of the Industry

Facing the Future: Checking in with Joseph Esposito

Joseph Esposito, executive vice president of National Chain Group in Warwick, Rhode Island, shares his insights into rising costs of gold and silver, the ongoing demand for sustainability, and the need to stay adaptable in changing business climates.

Facing the Future: Checking in with Arien Gessner

State of the Industry

Facing the Future: Checking in with Arien Gessner

Arien Gessner, president of Rio Grande in Albuquerque, New Mexico, shares his opinions on rising metals costs and falling diamond prices, the lingering impacts of inflation and potential tariffs, and how jewelers can succeed in the coming year.

Facing the Future: Checking in with David Siminski

State of the Industry

Facing the Future: Checking in with David Siminski

David Siminski, vice president of sales and marketing at United Precious Metal Refining in Alden, New York, shares his insights and advice on rising gold prices, why many in the industry are pulling back on expenses, and the need to focus on jewelry as a relationship-driven business.

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