Studio tier

Depth you can
act on.

Studio gives brands investing seriously in jewelry intelligence what Pro can't — richer regional breakdowns showing U.S., U.K., E.U., Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America signals side-by-side, and longer analyst briefs with the macro context, 6-12 month outlook, and detailed action plan that move a category decision from read to shipped.

Two upgrades.
One tier.

Regional Breakdowns

U.S., U.K., E.U., Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, and Latin America signals shown side-by-side in every brief, so you can see where momentum diverges before committing to a market. Each region comes with its own confidence score and an editorial read for that pocket specifically — not a one-size-fits-all global number.

Longer Briefs

Extended analyst commentary with a macro context section, a 6-12 month outlook, and a detailed action plan — not just a headline recommendation. Studio briefs read like a senior analyst memo: the why behind the call, the trade-offs on the table, and a primary action paired with secondaries you can stage.

Three buyers.
One tier.

Independent designers

Scaling from DTC into wholesale. Studio briefs show which regional buyers are actually reordering the category, so the capsule lands with the right assortment for the right door.

Creative directors

At growth-stage brands making the next collection call. Studio gives the macro context, six-to-twelve-month outlook, and detailed action plan a single recommendation alone can't.

Trend buyers

Sourcing for multi-brand retail. Studio's regional breakdowns let you see where momentum diverges — U.S., U.K., E.U., Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Latin America — before committing the buy.

Hammered gold earrings
— Studio depth at a glance.

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Confidence · rising
Hammered gold earrings are positioned as an accessible-luxury entry into broader gold-category demand — worth a focused capsule tied to a self-purchase or gifting window.
U.S. Direct-to-consumer demand and gifting are carrying the category forward, with department-store and independent-boutique buyers both expanding assortments. rising
EU Anchored by buying houses, concept stores, and UK editorial, with Italy and Germany as the densest pockets of reorder velocity. rising
Middle East Positioned as an accessible-luxury entry point in regional editorial, with gifting, milestone moments, and regional platforms like Ounass carrying demand. stable
Asia-Pacific Rising across Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, and Singapore — anchored by self-purchase, gifting, and Lunar New Year and wedding calendars, with Australian independents adding the category to mid-luxury floor sets. rising
Latin America Mexico and Brazil editorial are positioning the category as an accessible-luxury entry point, with boutique wholesale and self-purchase / gifting carrying demand across Mexico City and São Paulo. rising
Macro context — excerpt

Hammered gold earrings sits in a broader jewelry market that is leaning into accessible-luxury and self-purchase, with adjacent categories (fine jewelry, demi-fine, lab-grown) all showing resilient buying interest against the wider discretionary backdrop. Mid-market price points have continued to outperform fine-jewelry benchmarks on a year-over-year basis.

Facet vs a $5K/month
jewelry trend consultancy.

Same level questions, different cadence and shape. Here's where each side is genuinely stronger — and where the trade-off lands.

Dimension
Facet
$5K/month consultancy
Time-to-answer
A structured brief in about 5 minutes — fresh weekly.
A 6-week retainer cadence, with readouts you wait on.
Cadence
Autonomous monitoring — signals pulled, ranked, and reviewed every week without you scheduling it.
Scheduled calls and monthly readouts you initiate.
Regional coverage
U.S., U.K., E.U., Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America signals baked into every Studio brief.
U.S. focus by default; non-U.S. regions handled as add-on research fees.
Audit + positioning
Design Audit and Market Positioning sit in the same surface — Trend Monitor, Audit, and Positioning reference each other.
Separate vendor engagements, each scoped and billed on its own SOW.
Relationship
Self-serve intelligence — the brief lands without a call, your team owns the read.
White-glove relationship — a named analyst who learns your assortment and walks the read with you.
Custom primary research
Secondary-signal intelligence shaped into an editorial brief by a Facet analyst.
Custom surveys, store visits, and one-off interviews with your customer set — billed separately.

A consultancy wins on bespoke primary research and a named analyst relationship; Facet wins on cadence, regional breadth, and predictable weekly deliverables — delivered in the same surface, at a fraction of the spend.

What studios
actually ask first.

What data sources do you actually pull from?

Social feeds (Instagram, Pinterest), trade press (Vogue Business, WWD), runway coverage, search trend data, and your competitive set — surfaced by AI, then reviewed by a Facet analyst before anything lands in a brief. The full 4-step process — signal collection → analyst review → brief assembly → quality check — is documented so you can see exactly what enters the work and what gets filtered out.

Surface: How Facet sources and reviews briefs →

How often are briefs refreshed — daily, weekly, monthly?

Weekly. Both Pro and Studio subscribers receive a fresh brief each week across Trend Monitor, Design Audit, and Market Positioning. Studio layers richer regional splits and longer analyst memos on top of that weekly cadence — it doesn't slow the cycle, it deepens the read.

Surface: Compare Pro vs Studio brief cadence →

Which regions does Studio actually cover?

Six — U.S., U.K., E.U., Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, shown side-by-side in every Studio brief. Each region ships with its own confidence score and an editorial read specific to that pocket. Pro shows basic regional signals; Studio's six-region split is where you see where momentum diverges before committing.

Surface: See Studio's six-region breakdown →

What does the output actually look like?

A Studio brief is a single-page analyst memo: confidence score at the top, top signals ranked with source attribution, side-by-side regional breakdowns (each with its own confidence), a macro-context narrative, a 6-12 month outlook, and a primary action line paired with secondaries you can stage. The men's & design-forward vertical has a worked example showing the full shape end-to-end.

Surface: See a sample Studio brief →

How is Studio priced vs Pro?

Studio is $149/month after the Year 1 promo rate; Pro is $49/month. Both include Trend Monitor, Design Audit, and Market Positioning — Studio layers six-region breakdowns and longer analyst briefs on top. The current promo runs on annual plans (40% off) and reverts to the standard monthly rate after Year 1.

Surface: Compare Pro vs Studio →

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