A crucial change to GIA grading reports could restore confidence among the trade and consumers.

Prices for Rough at TAGS Tender Exceed Expectations
Sale of specials achieves 95% sell-through rate.
Signet Jewelers’ new CEO, J.K. Symancyk, has unveiled plans for reviving the company’s sales and profitability following a few disappointing quarters. Speaking to investors on an earnings call last Wednesday, he outlined a focus on brands, a careful balance between natural and lab-grown diamonds, and an operational restructuring, as well as store closures and revamps.
The purpose of the new strategy, “Grow Brand Love,” is to accelerate growth and improve value for shareholders, shifting the focus to Signet’s brands, expanding market share in core areas such as bridal and growing it in adjacent areas, notably everyday jewelry.
“It requires a relentless focus by our team to grow through style and product innovation, captivating experiences and…
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Sale of specials achieves 95% sell-through rate.

Gareth Penny-led consortium would pay $750 million up front, Bloomberg says.

Sales value down 24% in fourth quarter and flat for full year.
A crucial change to GIA grading reports could restore confidence among the trade and consumers.