No matter the time of year or the economic climate, your jewelry business could use a boost!

Increasing revenue, pleasing customers and exciting employees is easier said than done, though. Wouldn’t it be great if there was something that could help accomplish all that and more?

Peace of mind may be hard to come by when your business is closed for the night.

That’s where burglar alarms for jewelry businesses come into play — but not all are created equal.

You need line security to maintain the integrity of your burglar alarm communication path. Four different line security options are available from Underwriters Laboratories (UL); learn which one is best for your budget and business. 

After a long hiatus from your business, we know you are eager to open your doors and get back to serving your customers. However, once businesses in your state have been given the okay to open from the safer-at-home order, you still need to remain vigilant when it comes to security, employees, transporting jewelry stock, and more.

Check out these ten tips to help prepare your jewelry store for reopening.

Jewelry businesses are unique and it can be tough to find an agent who is an expert in the industry. Like any talented professional, expertise can only take an insurance agent so far.

Dedication and commitment to the needs of each jeweler transforms the level of service an agent provides and defines the relationships built to help each jewelry business thrive.