The jewelry industry is constantly changing, with manufacturers introducing new and innovative products all the time. One of the best places to see the industry’s newest trends is at trade shows. Here, jewelry manufacturers showcase their latest work and look to build partnerships with retailers. If you’re looking for the best way to get your pulse on the world of jewelry, consider these three benefits of attending these trade shows.

Benefits of Attending Jewelry Trade Shows

1. Networking

A reliable network of jewelry manufacturers is crucial to making sure you have a diverse stock to serve your customers. Big names and boutique designers attend trade shows, and the booth setup gives you time for face-to-face meetings and discussions. You’ll find new partners, extend your network, and build lasting relationships that can take your business to the next level.

2. Catching New Trends

Jewelry manufacturers use trade shows to reveal their newest products. When you browse the floor, you’ll have a firsthand glimpse at upcoming trends, whether they’re specific designs or certain choices of metals or stones. Being aware of these trends will help you stock products that your customers are sure to want in the coming months.

3. Learning About New Tools

Jewelry design, maintenance, and repair require special tools. Trade shows are also about showcasing new equipment, and you’ll find innovative products that are just about to hit the market. New innovations in CAD designer software, electroplating, and other services used by jewelry manufacturers will help you provide customers with an even better level of service.

Frank Billanti Casting Co., Inc. is a proud jewelry manufacturer in New York, NY, that brings over 35 years of experience to customers. Their state-of-the-art facility provides services including lost wax casting, finish, polishing, and stone setting, and jewelry casting. Visit their website to learn more, and be sure to meet them at the August 2019 Atlanta Jewelry Show and March 2020 MSJA Trade Show. Call them at (212) 221-0440.