We ship to distributors, e-commerce sellers and brand partners across four continents — which makes our order book a decent early-warning system for what retail is about to ask for. Here is the first-half picture for 2026.
01Black PVD keeps taking share
Black PVD keeps taking share. Onyx-black bands, especially with gold or jade-green etched inlay, grew from a third to nearly half of our tungsten volume. The look reads premium in photos and prices above plain silver finishes without a higher MOQ.
02Meteorite and etched metal accelerate
Meteorite-pattern and etched-metal inlays are the fastest-growing sub-line — up strongly year over year — driven by social commerce in North America. They are also the easiest story to tell: a visible, photographable texture that plain bands cannot match.
03Opal's colour moment
Opal is having a colour moment. Rose-gold bodies with blue opal inlay over-index in the 4mm–6mm widths, which points to a growing women's/unisex buyer. Retailers stocking only 8mm men's bands are leaving this demand on the table.
04What to over-index for the holidays
For the holiday season we recommend over-indexing: black PVD + metallic inlay combinations, 6mm widths, and diamond channel-set styles in two-tone finishes. All three photograph well for campaigns and hold margin at promotional price points.
