RAPAPORT… The Women’s Jewelry Association (WJA) has launched a new consumer-marketing campaign aimed at empowering women to buy jewelry for themselves.
March Is Me Month will coincide with International Women’s Day, which takes place on March 8, as well as Women’s History Month. The goal of the campaign is to get women to buy themselves a piece of fine jewelry during the month, no matter the reason, WJA said last week.
The association has partnered with a number of jewelry retailers, suppliers and trade associations to display the campaign throughout the month, including the American Gem Society (AGS), Signet Jewelers, Chow Tai Fook, the Diamond Producers Association (DPA), Stuller and Richline Group. The ads will feature in print and on social media, as well as in-store and through email marketing.
“The campaign was developed to connect with the consumers who wear our products,” said WJA executive director Jennifer Markas. “WJA and its partners are committed to empowering women to purchase jewelry for themselves.”
Image: A woman trying on jewelry in a store. (Shutterstock)
WJA Campaign Targets Female Self-Purchasers
The Bottom Line
- WJA’s March Is Me Month campaign aligns with International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month to promote self-purchasing among women.
- The campaign involves partnerships with major industry players including AGS, Signet Jewelers, Chow Tai Fook, DPA, Stuller, and Richline Group.
- Marketing efforts span print, social media, in-store displays, and email to reach female consumers directly.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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