Wedding spend climbs 5.2 percent
New York--Even though the economy took a turn for the worse at the end of 2008, American brides didn't budge on their weddings budgets, the latest survey from The Knot Inc. reveals.
Long's bridal event to kick into high gear
Boston--Long's Jewelers is putting any recession fears aside and is gearing up for its annual Wedding Band Weekend, an event that the Boston-based retailer is expecting will draw in more than 2,000...
Even in tough economy, bridal still booming
Even in today's tough economy, couples are still buying diamond engagement rings. So how can jewelers take advantage of the recession-proof bridal business? Customers fall for innovation, jewelers...
Rounds, white metals hold sway in bridal
The economy might be in the dumps, but the bridal market has always been perched above it all in terms of consumers' willingness to spend.
Gabriel expands Bridal Lease Program
New York--Gabriel and Co. is expanding its Bridal Lease Program to give retail jewelers a low-risk means of offering a wide selection of engagement rings and matching wedding bands to their bridal...
Smile, you're on a diamond
Newark, Calif.--Consumers who want to enshrine their loved ones on a piece of jewelry now will have more options than just a locket.