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Jewelry Stores

U.S. Industry Report

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Industry Code: 44831, Sep 08 2010, 33 pages

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Diamond in the rough

After several losses during the recession, jewelry stores will come out of the downturn with renewed consumer sentiment and strong profit performance. The declining price of gold and demand for high-valued pieces like engagement rings will drive industry growth, despite competition from budget-conscious retailers and supercenters weighing on operators.

In-depth industry market research presented in a logical and consistent format. Including 33 pages of insights covering industry conditions, key statistics, competitor analysis and market share, product and customer segmentation and a 5 year forecast.
 

Key Competitors in this Industry

Major Player Market Share
Signet Group plc XX.XX For clients only
Zale Corporation XX.XX For clients only
Tiffany & Co. XX.XX For clients only

Products & Services

Products and Services Chart
  Product/Services Share
All other merchandise XX% For clients only
Diamond jewelry XX% For clients only
Gold jewelry XX% For clients only
Loose gemstones, including diamonds and colored gemstones XX% For clients only
Other gemstone jewelry XX% For clients only
Pearl jewelry XX% For clients only
Platinum jewelry XX% For clients only
Watches XX% For clients only
 

Key Industry Statistics

Key Industry Figures 2009 2010  
Industry Revenue *30,397.2 XXXX For clients only $Mil
Revenue Growth *-5.6 XXXX For clients only %
Industry Gross Product *7,825.8 XXXX For clients only $Mil
Number of Establishments *65,304 XXXX For clients only Units
Number of Enterprises *57,162 XXXX For clients only Units
Employment *175,081 XXXX For clients only Units
Exports -- XXXX For clients only
Imports -- XXXX For clients only
Total Wages *4,526.5 XXXX For clients only $Mil

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DEFINITION


Jewelry stores sell new jewelry, new sterling and plated silverware and new timepieces. Companies selling these products in combination with lapidary work or repair services are also included in the industry. Operators do not cut and set gemstones or sell costume jewelry or antiques. They do not sell used goods and do not provide repair services without also selling new jewelry products. Internet, mail-order and direct sales retailers are not included in this industry.


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RELATED REPORTS


Similar Industries
   Used Goods Stores
   Small Specialty Retail Stores
   Jewelry Mfg.

Up & Down Stream Sectors
   Jewelry Mfg.
   Jewelry, Watch & Precious Metal Wholesaling

Risk Rating of This Industry
   Jewelry Stores
Companies In This Industry
   Signet Jewelers Ltd
   Zale Corporation
   Tiffany & Co.
   More

Factors Affecting This Industry
   World price of gold

International Reports
   Jewelry Retailers in China
   Watch and Jewellery Retailing in Australia
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SEGMENTS


The major products and services covered in this market research report are:
  • All other merchandise
  • Diamond jewelry
  • Gold jewelry
  • Loose gemstones, including diamonds and colored gemstones
  • Other gemstone jewelry
  • Pearl jewelry
  • Platinum jewelry
  • Watches

ACTIVITIES


The primary activities of companies in this industry are:
  • Selling new jewelry (except costume jewelry)
  • Selling new sterling and plated silverware
  • Selling new watches and clocks
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TABLE OF CONTENTS


Industry Definition   3
 
 
 
 
Key Statistics   4
 
 
 
 
 
Segmentation   6
 
 
 
 
 
Market Characteristics   10
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
Industry Conditions   14
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Key Factors   20
 
 
 
Key Competitors   22
 
 
 
 
Industry Performance   27
 
 
 
Outlook   31
 

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