US Jewellery Spending Sees Record 21% Surge In April: Tenoris

Consumer spending on jewellery in the US rose sharply in April 2026, with average retail spending per item increasing by a record 21%, according to the latest retail analysis by Tenoris.
The report noted that the increase was driven by continued demand for higher-value jewellery purchases, even as unit sales trends remained comparatively softer. The data reflects an ongoing shift towards premium jewellery consumption, with consumers opting for fewer but more expensive pieces.
Tenoris stated that finished jewellery continued to outperform other categories, supported by stronger consumer appetite for premium products and branded jewellery offerings.
The report highlighted that value growth across the jewellery sector is increasingly being fuelled by higher average transaction values rather than rising sales volumes. According to Tenoris, the April figures underscore the market’s continued movement towards value-led growth.