Wealthy Shoppers Are Splashing the Cash on Jewelry — so Long as It's the Right Brand

Wealthy shoppers are splashing the cash on jewelry — so long as it's the right brand

The world's wealthiest are continuing to adorn themselves with the finest jewelry even as broader luxury shoppers pull back.

Wealthy Shoppers Are Splashing The Cash On Jewelry — So Long As It’s The Right Brand

By Karen Gilchrist With a diamond encrusted ring here and a rare gemstone necklace there, the world’s wealthiest are continuing to adorn themselves with the finest jewelry even as broader luxury shoppers pull back. But make no mistake, one mother-of-pearl bracelet is not to be confused with another. As the super rich grow even more selective, increasingly only the best will do. That spells positive news for Swiss luxury group Richemont, which …

10+ Tricks That Can Help You Spot a Fake Jewelry

Sometimes we can buy jewelry not in specialized stores, but from someone directly or in consignment shops, and then we might start doubting whether the piece is genuine. The easiest way to dispel the doubts is to contact a professional jeweler. But if there is no such opportunity, you can try to check the piece at home. We decided to put together tips and tricks that will help you distinguish real jewelry from fake one.

Wealthy shoppers are splashing the cash on jewelry — so long as it’s the right brand – RetailWit

The world’s wealthiest are continuing to adorn themselves with the finest jewelry even as broader luxury shoppers pull back.

Wealthy shoppers spend on jewelry only if it's the right brand

A shopper passes a jewelry display in the window of a Van Cleef & Arpels luxury goods store, operated by Cie. Richemont SA, on via Montenapoleone in Milan, Italy. Bloomberg | Getty Images With a diamond encrusted ring here and a rare gemstone necklace there, the world’s wealthiest are continuing to adorn themselves with the finest jewelry even as broader luxury shoppers pull back. But make no mistake, one mother-of-pearl bracelet is not to be c…

Economic jitters, soaring prices create frenzy for jewelry merchants

LOS ANGELES — At the biggest jewelry center in the United States, Alberto Hernandez fired up his machine on a recent day and waited until it glowed bright orange inside before shoveling in an assortment of rings, earrings and necklaces weighing about as much as a bar of soap: just under 100 grams, o