
Jewellery standards widen as membership reaches 2,015
The Responsible Jewellery Council’s 2026 report follows the expansion of its standards across mined and laboratory-grown materials.
Dubai shopping, jewellery, watches and fragrance, seen through the customer and the business.

The Responsible Jewellery Council’s 2026 report follows the expansion of its standards across mined and laboratory-grown materials.

Furniture, décor and appliance promotions will run from 16 October to 1 November across Dubai’s 2026 retail calendar.

A regional distribution centre can support the service customers expect in a luxury store. The opening announcement establishes capacity, while results still need measuring.

Initials and engraving can make a purchase more personal. They also make a clear brief and an informed final choice more important.

Tableware, decorative objects and lighting connect luxury shopping with the way a home is used. The service needs to reach beyond the display shelf.

Retail, dining and events can make a mall a destination. For luxury stores, the commercial test is how that wider experience helps customers discover, choose and return.

A widely cited regional market estimate helps establish the size of the opportunity. Choosing a customer, category and location still requires a much more specific view.

Richemont’s latest quarter shows jewellery outpacing its other businesses. Dubai retailers can study that signal while keeping global performance separate from local demand.

Swiss shipment data is a useful industry signal. Collectors’ choices, stock availability and after-sales service determine what happens at the counter.

L’Oréal’s first-half results show continued momentum in prestige fragrance. The local retail opportunity depends on helping customers make a personal choice in a crowded category.

Travellers bring different schedules and reasons to buy. A clear assortment, reliable service and confidence about the next flight are central to the airport retail experience.