ARjewelery.com Augmented Reality Trendkiller

High-end jewelers including De Beers, Forevermark, Tacori and Boucheron have implemented augmented reality into their digital strategies, which changes the way consumers think about and buy products and the brand image, both online and in-store. Luxury brands such as Boucheron, Tissot, Garrard and BMW have recently used augmented reality to allow consumers to virtually try on products via smartphone and webcam technology. The rising trend falls in step with a Juniper study that found the total revenues from AR-enabled mobile apps will reach $32 million, up from less then $2 million in 2010. In the same time period the salesnumber of augmented reality-capable smartphones had increased from 8 million in 2009 to more than 130 million in 2014.

French fine jewelry and watchmaker Boucheron incorporated online and offline augmented reality into its marketing strategy and saw a 50 percent increase in Web site traffic.

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Augmented Reality is coming up very strongly in this business. Britain’s Garrard, the world’s oldest jewelry manufacturer, created augmented-reality windows that allowed viewers to virtually wear a $154,481 tiara on their head.

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jeweler	12.100	3,78 €
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