Development Trends of the World Jewelry and Jade Culture Industry

The pearl culture industry is becoming the focus of public investment and collection due to the scarcity, non-renewability, high value and stable appreciation of its resources. High-end products of jewelry and jade are becoming the focus of public investment and collection, and high-end jewelry and jade are becoming a labor-intensive product. The trend of "hard currency in the north" is becoming increasingly obvious, bringing unprecedented market opportunities to the jewelry culture industry. The industry is a characteristic industry that integrates resource-intensive, capital-intensive, technology-intensive, culture-intensive, and value-intensive, and has a strong engine labor effect in promoting economic and social development.

The ancient and civilized Eastern countries have always revered jade, and have developed it from a single function of wearing it to a socialized commodity that combines decorative wearing, artistic appreciation, and value-preserving collection. Many Western countries mainly choose diamonds, and with the growth of social economy, they have developed them from traditional decorations, handicrafts and luxury goods into popular commodities with added value, artistry and monetary value.

The jewelry and jade (including gold jewelry) industry has developed into a huge industry in today's world. Since 2000, the annual growth rate has been above 5.2%, which is 1.5 times the growth rate of the world economy during the same period. Experts predict that the scale of the world gemstone industry will reach 280 billion US dollars in 2015.

In today's world, economic and social development is rapid, and countries with rapidly developing jewelry and jade industries attach great importance to this industry. From the perspective of these countries with developed jewelry industries, the role and status of the jewelry industry in the national economy are fully demonstrated in the following aspects: First, it has played a positive role in promoting the development of the national economy, and its growth rate generally exceeds the country's GDP growth. Second, it provides a large number of employment opportunities for social development, which fully reflects the characteristics of the jewelry industry as a labor-intensive industry. The third is to expand export earnings. For example, Italy's annual export earnings reach US$10 billion. Fourth, it has promoted the development of labor and related industries.

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