The global jewelry market size is expected to reach USD 480.5 billion by 2025,
according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., expanding at a CAGR of
8.1% over the forecast period. The market is expected to witness significant
growth due to increase in disposable income and shift in consumer shopping
preferences.
Ring accounted for the
largest market share in 2018 owing to increasing consumer inclination towards
elegant and stylish products. Rings are available in a variety of sizes and
designs, thereby increasing their consumption among men as well. Additionally,
many precious stones are discovered that can be mounted in the rings. This is
expected to result in product innovation and drive the demand for rings in the
forecast period.
Bracelets are expected to witness
substantial growth over the projected period due to high popularity and
availability. Bracelets have replaced bangles in daily wear and are seen as a
style statement by majority of the working-class women. This shift in consumer
perception related to jewelry products is expected to drive the overall demand.
Majority of the sales in the market were
driven by gold and the maximum gold jewelry sales were recorded in China and
India. Being the world’s largest jewelry market, China is the major consumer of
gold and diamond. Increasing awareness among consumers related to various
hallmarks to authenticate purity of gold is another factor boosting the growth
of the gold jewelry. Sales of diamond jewelry are expected to increase at a
significant rate owing to changing consumer lifestyle in the developed
countries.
In 2018, Asia Pacific held the largest
jewelry market share in terms of revenue due to the presence of the major
players as well as high demand from countries like China, India, and Hong Kong.
Asia Pacific is anticipated to witness substantial growth due to increasing
disposable income of the population in this region. Changing fashion trends,
along with awareness regarding authenticity of precious gems and metals, are
the other factors propelling the market growth in this region.
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Further key findings from the study suggest:
· By material, platinum is expected to
witness a decline in the forecast period owing to its costliness and increasing
consumption of gold and diamond. However, its demand may increase in North
America due to highly developed countries and rich lifestyle
· The ring product segment dominated the
jewelry market in 2018 due to its increasing consumption in day-to-day routine
and introduction of a variety of engagement and wedding jewelry collections by
major manufacturers
· The industry is highly competitive in
nature due to the presence of many key global players. The local players are
expected to give stiff competition owing to their unorganized nature of sales
· As a step towards diamond transparency and
consumer loyalty, Tiffany & Co. has begun sharing the provenance of its
newly sourced diamonds with the customers.
Grand View Research has segmented the
global jewelry market on the basis of product, material type, and region:
Jewelry Product Outlook (Revenue, USD
Billion, 2015 - 2025)
·
Necklace
·
Ring
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Earrings
·
Bracelet
·
Others
Jewelry Material Type Outlook (Revenue, USD
Billion, 2015 - 2025)
·
Gold
·
Platinum
·
Diamond
·
Others
Jewelry Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD
Billion, 2015 - 2025)
·
North America
·
Europe
·
Asia Pacific
·
Central & South America
·
Middle East & Africa
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