diamond-journey

In recent decades, the general masses collectively switched from associating diamonds with lavish lifestyles and romantic symbolism to something much darker. Brought about by years of civil unrest in a handful of nations and capitalized upon by pop culture, these beautiful gems were suddenly seen as unethical. The diamond industry[…]

Is merely reading about the dynamic nature of Sarine’s diamond report enough? Its revolutionizing effect on the retail sector for both customers and retailers on a variety of fronts has been covered extensively. It’s the engaging diamond sales tool of the century, allowing retailers to present consumers with a diamond that can be[…]

Brought to You by New Jeweler Magazine: Exclusive Interview With Sarine CEO, Mr. David Block.

For generations, the diamond sector has been shrouded from the masses behind a very distinguished curtain. However, for anyone behind the scenes within the industry, they were faced with a disorderly flow down the entire supply chain.

“A diamond manufactured from rough to polished in just one day.”

In a time when concepts like sustainability and traceability have firm grips on the minds of millennial and Gen Z consumers, it’s the Sarine Diamond Journey™ report that is really teaching retailers how to speak the language of the modern generation. It does so by taking them on a fully digitalized and data-based voyage through the[…]

Throughout the last century, the passing of the torch from one generation to the next has always brought on a coming-of-age youth with a large handful of exterior changes, and a couple of internalized ones. As the torch passes to Gen z, we’re actually seeing the opposite. We’re seeing a new youth rise up with a whole different set[…]

Are you taking the proper steps to make your business more lucrative and engaging? If you aren’t, it’s about time you consider it. In any city or sizable town, a jewelry store can easily fall into the loop of being one in a million. Jewelry retailers exist not only on nearly every central street, but also in malls by the dozens.

Growing up in the '80s, I was at the heart of some of the biggest technological revolutions.  I received my first computer when I was 4 years old - Atari. One of the things I fondly remember the most is my father and I exchanging games with others and upgrading our computer together. To look at what the present offers and what the[…]