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Gen Z and Millennial Buying Psychology for Fine Jewellery
Gen Z and Millennial consumers are redefining what fine jewellery means across Southeast Asia. For jewellery retailers in Singapore, this shift is not a trend but a structural change in how value, trust, and desire are formed. These generations are becoming the dominant luxury buyers, and they approach jewellery with a mindset very different from their parents. For younger consumers, fine jewellery is no longer limited to weddings, anniversaries, or traditional milestones. In


The Digital First Jewellery Buyer Journey in 2026
The jewellery industry has entered a new era where the buyer journey is no longer linear or store centric. In 2026, the majority of purchasing decisions will be shaped long before a customer walks into a boutique. Digital discovery, online research and brand credibility now define how trust is built in the jewellery sector. Discovery Begins Online The first interaction between a jewellery brand and its customer increasingly happens through digital channels. Social media platf


Consumer Demand Shifts in 2026 and How Jewellery Businesses Can Stay Ahead
Understanding the New Jewellery Consumer Landscape in 2026 The jewellery industry is entering a pivotal moment where consumer preferences are shifting in ways that go far beyond style or aesthetics. The buyers of 2026 will place stronger emphasis on meaning, ethics and personal identity, and this evolution will significantly influence how products are designed, manufactured and sold. Businesses that understand these shifts early can position themselves for growth, while those


The Jewellery Supply Chain Reset and What Manufacturers, Designers, and Retailers Must Prepare for in 2026
As the global jewellery industry moves toward 2026, one of the clearest shifts ahead is the transformation of the supply chain. The last few years have exposed how fragile traditional sourcing networks can be, especially for gold, diamonds, and coloured gemstones. What used to be a stable, predictable flow of materials is now influenced by geopolitical dynamics, trade regulations, rising sustainability expectations, and new logistics patterns. In this environment, resilience


Jewellery Industry Outlook 2026 — What Jewellers Must Prepare For
The global jewellery landscape is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in recent decades. As we move into 2026, industry stakeholders such as designers, retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers must prepare for a market shaped by shifting consumer values, digital fluency, and heightened expectations around transparency and craftsmanship. What was once considered optional is now becoming a standard requirement for winning market trust.


Reveal the Hidden Charms of Spinel Gemstones
Spinel shares the property of single refraction with garnet and diamond, maintaining consistent physical properties throughout its...


Garnet Unveiled: A Gemstone’s Journey to Royal Crowns
For centuries, garnets have been used to create magnificent royal jewellery. Till this day, garnet remains as one of the most popular...


What is moonstone?
Moonstones are one of the most unique gemstones in the market. But sorry, moonstones come from the Earth's crust, and not the moon....


How is gold jewellery made, and where does gold come from?
As you shop for gold jewellery for yourself or for your loved ones, or for wedding, have you ever wondered how it was made? Let us...


Be Mesmerized By Tourmaline
You may have come across colourful gemstones called tourmaline in a jewellery shop or jewellery designer. But what are they exactly?...


What Makes Turquoise Special For Thousands Of Years?
Turquoise is a rare gemstone found in select regions of the Earth, typically in dry and barren areas where acidic, copper-rich...


Are Aquamarine Gems The Same As Emeralds?
You might come across Aquamarine while looking for Emerald jewellery. But are they the same? And how are they different? Aquamarine is...


Amazing amethyst
Amethyst, the popular purple gemstone, belongs to the quartz mineral family. Its hardness is 7 on Mohs scale (Diamond is hardest at 10)....


How to buy pearl jewellery?
Since ancient times, pearls have been the favourite gemstone for jewellery and collections. Its creamy colours and shiny surface have...


What is jadeite, and what is nephrite? What are the similarities and differences between jadeite and nephrite?
Often times you may hear the terms jade and jadeite, and they are sometimes used interchangeably. But in reality, jade comprises of two...


How to purchase emerald jewellery?
For thousands of years, countless nobility and royals have counted emeralds as their favourite gemstone. Till this day, we are still...


What are the similarities and differences between ruby and sapphire?
While you are shopping for jewellery, whether for yourself or for others, you may be wondering about the similarities and differences...


The complete guide for everything you need to know about diamond shapes
As you shop at jewellery stores, you may see many different diamond shapes. This is different from a diamond's Cut, which is one of the...


How to choose wedding rings
Now that you have successfully been engaged to your fiancé, the next milestone is the wedding. This big day is where you will exchange...


What are other options besides diamond engagement rings?
The most widely purchased engagement rings contain sparkling diamonds. But what if you want to do something different, like a different...
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