![]() The pandemic may have changed the way clients connect with jewelry houses but 80 percent of sales remain “in person and in store,” Morris said. Costly as they are, such initiatives “are much more direct and get much better results much quicker,” he continued. Morris saw the family business’ competitive edge as its ability to get up close and personal with the client, stepping up efforts by going to meet them wherever they are. The recent rash of star-studded events put on by deep-pocketed brands around the world has “definitely made an us-and-them situation between mega-brands going into the jewelry market and traditional mom-and-dad family businesses,” he said. Roger Vivier Debuts Viv' Choc Collection of One-of-a-kind Creations ![]()
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