Jewelry Store Porter's
Five Forces Analysis

Download the jewelry-store Five Forces template instantly and edit every section to reflect your store's location, designer partnerships, and sales mix. Change wording, swap examples, and update ratings in minutes to match a specific case or client brief.

Instant digital download available

Fully editable text and ratings

Swap examples for your market

Update force scores quickly

The template breaks down all five forces-industry rivalry, supplier power, buyer power, substitute threats, new entrants-and links each to jewelry-specific drivers like designer exclusivity, metal price volatility, online marketplaces, and bespoke service. It gives structured prompts and scoring guidance for clear comparisons.

Industry rivalry scoring guide

Supplier concentration assessment steps

Buyer segmentation and pricing notes

Substitute channels and threats list

Designed for jewelry retail, the template highlights artisan relationships, COGS exposures (metals, gems), local foot traffic, bridal demand, and online resale pressures. Use the prompts to surface real-world levers that move margins and loyalty in this niche.

Covers metals and gemstone risks

Addresses bridal and gift demand

Considers resale and marketplaces

Evaluates local foot-traffic impact

The template uses clean sections, force tables, and a one-page summary that fits investor decks or client slides. It's structured for quick readouts, decision meetings, and printed reports with consistent headings and visual force indicators.

One-page executive summary included

Consistent headings and tables

Visual force indicators ready

Print and slide friendly layout

Use this Five Forces analysis directly in business plans and pitch decks to show investors how supplier terms, boutique differentiation, and repeat-customer programs reduce risk and support margins. Includes recommended talking points and risk mitigations.

Investor-friendly risk and mitigation notes

Deck-ready slide language provided

Shows defensibility and margin levers

Highlights repeat-customer value

The Excel/Google Sheets companion includes editable force ratings, weighted scores, and radar charts that visualize competitive pressure for quick comparisons across locations or time. It's plug-and-play for team analysis and scenario modeling.

Editable ratings and weights

Automatic weighted-score calculations

Radar charts for visual insight

Works in Excel and Sheets

Pre-written analyses for each force save hours of research and drafting; replace placeholders with your store's data and you're presentation-ready. The template speeds audits, investor prep, and client deliverables without losing depth.

Pre-filled force explanations

Plug-and-play scoring examples

Saves research and writing time

Quickly tailor to your store

Consultants get a reusable framework to assess multiple jewelry clients fast, compare locations, and deliver consistent recommendations tied to supplier contracts, pricing strategy, and customer programs. It's structured for repeat engagements and client workshops.

Reusable for multiple clients

Workshop-ready prompts included

Comparison templates across stores

Client-ready recommendations format

Ideal for case studies and MBA projects, the template teaches practical application of Porter's framework in retail luxury, covering supplier leverage, product differentiation, and channel conflict. Use it for assignments, presentations, and classroom debates.

Case-study friendly examples included

Classroom presentation slides ready

Teaches retail luxury dynamics

Assignment-ready force scoring guide