A review of some characteristics and issues of the gold and jewelry industry
The jewelry market in the world has a value equivalent to more than 269 billion dollars. Iran is also one of the world's 10 leading countries in gold and jewelry consumption and has taken ninth place on this list.
Numerous reasons can be cited for the high volume of gold consumption in the country. But gold, in recent years as inflation has grown and accelerated further, has also become a way to invest. For this reason, many consumers are looking for jewelry that, in addition to beauty, also has a low making charge.
Many start-up businesses in the gold and jewelry field take two components into account in their products: innovative Iranian design and a low making charge. In this post we have sat down to talk with three successful start-up businesses in this field. These businesses, too, all three share the production of low-making-charge gold and attention to distinctive design.
These businesses either currently have a branch beyond the country's borders or are seeking to expand their branches inside and outside the country. Given the high-demand domestic gold market, the establishment of Iranian businesses related to this industry can have a positive effect on the gold market and move the market toward the supply-and-demand equilibrium point.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian