he Jewelers Circle is pleased to debut its latest feature “Shared Gallery” – a virtual inventory and memo that can be sent directly to private clients and consumers. As a global online marketplace, the Jewelers Circle is dedicated to providing jewelry trade professionals a secure digital space to showcase, discover and trade rare and exquisite vintage and designer jewelry, loose stones, watches and other bespoke collectibles.
Both visitor and exhibitor subscribers can now send a curated selection of items from verified dealers on the platform to their private clients through a secure link. The previously titled ‘Watchlist’ (heart icon) is now transformed into ‘Galleries’. Under Galleries, subscribers can collect, track and organize pieces from multiple exhibiting dealers on the platform by creating their own private galleries. When a subscriber is ready to send a curated list of items to their private clients, they can convert their private gallery(s) into a Shared Gallery(s). There is no limit to the number of private galleries or shared galleries a subscriber can create.
Once a private client opens the link, the page view features the selected item images, descriptions and pricing assigned by the subscriber in a modern and easy-to-view format of a white nonbranded background with subscriber contact information located at the top.
“The new Shared Gallery feature was designed to service the subscribers of the platform to drive potential business through virtual inventory memos to consumer and trade clients,” states Marianne Fisher, Co-Founder and Managing Director of the Jewelers Circle. “It is a tool for retailers/dealers to provide a custom digital shopping experience to their clients and provides a new depth to online shopping in the jewelry industry, while still protecting the B2B side of the business since no other dealer contact information is displayed in the Shared Gallery.”
The Jewelers Circle platform enables retailers and industry professionals to discover, connect, procure and ultimately transact without platform commissions in a way that would traditionally take place in-person.
