A good time to buy jewelry is when you feel a desire for it. You are reading this, so it’s safe to say – the best time is now. At Leon Mege, never use inflated markups and deceptive discounts. We prefer to give the lowest price upfront, so you can enjoy shopping at any time without having to wait for the next “sale event.”
In case you wonder, here are the worst days to buy jewelry:
Thanksgiving Day, November 24 It’s not just parades, turkey, and football. People spend a lot of money on that day shopping online. Unfortunately for you, retailers know that and adjust prices accordingly.
Black Friday, November 25. The day after Thanksgiving, shopping madness originated in the ’50s when people got a taste for a four-day weekend by calling in sick. They went shopping instead and bought so much that stores turned an entire year profit in one day. Small Business Saturday, November 26. It started in 2009 as a promotional event to help small businesses recover from the recession, and it grew in popularity. Consumers are encouraged to shop local when the prices at their highest.
Cyber Monday, November 28. A marketing push by Shop.org in 2005 created an opportunity for online businesses to jack up prices during this goofy event.
The Giving Tuesday, November 29. A social media movement designated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving as a day of giving. You were shopping for four straight days; why not set yet another money-wasting occasion.
Green Monday, December 12. eBay picked the second Monday in December as a special day to buy junk garage sales failed to liquidate. Great opportunities if you beat a trash collector to it.
Super Saturday, November 17. The last Saturday before Christmas, called Panic Saturday, often brings a new round of fake discounts to attract last-minute shoppers.