US jewelry sales kept increasing in July. New tariffs have large impact on retailers’ cost of finished jewelry and diamonds, yet to pass it to consumers| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry
June jewelry trends: Sales rose 3%, H1 2025 saw a 5% gain in revenue, and we've got some fantastic news to share: weekly updates.| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry
Mother’s Day jewelry sales had a rise in consumer demand for a wide range of jewelry, leading to improved demand by retailers at the trade shows in June.| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry
Our diamond sales data shows a 6% decline in natural diamond sales, although overall jewelry sales, including lab-grown diamonds, are rising.| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry
US jewelry revenue rose thanks to consumers' spending more per jewelry item. Yet, dropping demand for lower priced items may carry a warning.| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry
Valentine's Day jewelry sales showed modest growth with 2.5% higher revenue despite fewer units sold. High-end jewelry surged 23% while budget items declined. Natural diamonds remained flat as LGDs gained market share. Tenoris announces expansion, now representing 5.8% of US jewelry sales and 10.5% of specialty jewelers. Read our complete market analysis. The insight Valentine’s Day Saved by Big Spenders appeared first on Tenoris: Trend Analytics for The Global Jewelry Industry| Tenoris: Trend Analytics for The Global Jewelry Industry
The US jewelry market began 2025 with robust sales in January. Sales revenue increase was driven mostly by an 8.3% increase in average spend.| Tenoris BI
The US jewelry market was on a roller coaster ride in 2024. While overall sales rose, key components underperformed. Natural diamonds lost some of their sparkle, but those that did opt for them were willing to dig deep into their pockets and pay more.| Tenoris BI
US jewelry sales experienced a 2.5% increase in November, driven by a 4.6% year-over-year rise in the average expenditure per item by consumers, according to Tenoris.bi| Tenoris BI
Despite a 5% rise in average expenditure, US jewelry revenue declined in September as consumers purchased fewer jewelry items| Tenoris BI
April jewelry sales rose as consumers opted for higher-priced items. Unit sales declined 1.2%. Natural diamond engagement ring prices soaring| Tenoris: Trend Analytics on the US Diamond & Jewelry Industry