Buyer interest in rare and fine colored stones is strong, proving they are willing to pay for goods, but rarity in some categories has reached such heights that price is secondary to availability.
Colored Stone MarketColor trends continue to drive performance and one thing is clear in the first half of the year: the market wants colored stones.
Colored Stone MarketDespite many challenges that could’ve pushed the category off its strength, color continues its growth as buyers look for value and options.
Colored Stone MarketThough prices are up, resistance has yet to form and demand continues. Holiday season performance should be OK, but jewelers may need to look for gemstone and metal alternatives.
Colored Stone MarketThe effect of the tariffs on gem market activity, and potentially the 2026 Tucson gem shows, remain to be seen and depend on a few other factors.
Colored Stone MarketTariffs and U.S. trade policies remain in focus, and there is a cautious mood forming for the second half of the year, but colored stones continue to be a bright spot.
Colored Stone MarketThough their impact is not yet clear, the size and scope of the tariffs has many wondering how it will affect gem and jewelry sales.
Colored Stone MarketThe season is off to a good start amid increased consumer confidence. In the industry, high colored gemstone prices are likely to persist as well.
Colored Stone MarketEven amid buyer pushback of high gemstone prices, supply remains tight enough that dealers may not feel too encouraged to lower them before the industry heads to the Tucson gem shows.
Colored Stone MarketDespite a slower-than-normal summer for the U.S. sector, there are still signs for a decent end to the year for the colored stone market.
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