The CREBi.com created a very methodology where data are presented in three main groups: stones, raw materials and manufactured goods, which is the format most didactic and easy to understand.

Subscribers can download this newsletter should study the issue "Brazilian Market for Jewelry 2012" which recorded a total turnover of U.S. $ 28 billion related to three groups: Stones, Raw Materials and Manufactures.

Just as the study "International Trade in Jewelry & Watches in Brazil 2011", CREBi Research will present next week the research study "Brazilian Jewelry Market 2011", which was released in the first quarter last year.

In early October 2011, CREBi.com had planned Brazilian exports of Chapter 71 - HS (chapter relating to Jewels, Gems and Precious Metals) would exceed $ 3 billion, however, this prediction was not confirmed. Thus the CREBi.com wrong. In the first official data, exports reached US$ 2,964 billion...

CREBi Intelligence is a new section of the website CREBi.com where the information will be gathered and analysis made by the CREB Team and joins the others as...

The Christmas season should be quite strong in the United States should reach two-digit gains (in September, the total increase of jewels came close to 15%), despite the magnitude of recent economic events that would normally cause a belt-tightening among consumers

This is one of the findings of research conducted by CREB Research: Brazilian Jeweler afraid to sell over the Internet. This applies to jewelry manufacturer as to the retail jeweler.

In the first part of this analysis, we tried to demonstrate the weakness of the jewelry industry in Brazil compared with other sectors of fashion (clothing, cosmetics, footwear / leather accessories).

In the first part of this analysis, we tried to demonstrate the weakness of the jewelry industry in Brazil compared with other sectors of fashion (clothing, cosmetics, footwear/leather accessories).

In Brazil, the jewelry is the most weak among the above, although this does not happen in many countries. We do not refer to Asian countries, where the jewelry sector compete with high capitalization&