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US Jewelry Industry Discussed in New Koncept Analytics Study Now Available at MarketPublishers.com

15 Aug 2012 • by Natalie Aster

LONDON – The US jewelry market accounts for nearly half of the revenues in the global jewelry market, with the branded and specialty jewelry enjoying the lead position. The key trends going across the industry include consumers’ inclination towards online jewelry shopping and changes in consumer preferences and buying behavior. The major industry growth drivers include increasing internet penetration, rising global gross national income and ease of shopping with the information available at a click. However, along with the benefits, certain factors like risk of cyber crime/online fraud and lack of expert advice and real product examination could pose acute challenges in front of the US jewelry industry.

New market research study “US Jewelry Market Report: Focus on Online Segment – 2012 Edition” developed by Koncept Analytics delves into in-depth analysis of the US jewelry market with the focus on the online segment. It covers the market dynamics including factors driving online jewelry sales, factors affecting consumer preferences, key issues and trends in the country’s online jewelry industry. The report provides an overview of the competitive landscape as well as profiles the four largest players operating in marketplace. Furthermore, the potential future growth path of the industry is also discussed in detail.

Top companies profiled in the report include: Tiffany, Signet Jewelry Limited, Blue Nile and Zale Corporation.

Report Details:

US Jewelry Market Report: Focus on Online Segment – 2012 Edition
Published: August, 2012
Pages: 47
Price: US$ 800,00

More new market research studies by the publisher can be found at Koncept Analytics page.

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