To buy a franchise with Direct JoyAmo jewelry, you’ll need to have at least $45,500 in liquid capital and a minimum net worth of $60,000.

Franchisees can expect to make a total investment of $50,000 – $75,000. They also offer a discount for veterans (15% off Initial Franchise Fee (inc. spouses)). *

Requirements

Liquid Capital: $45,500

Net Worth: $50,000 – $75,000

Total Investment: $45,500 -$60,000

JoyAmo Jewelry Franchising

As a franchise owner of JoyAmo Jewelry, you have access to a proven operating jewelry store. With experience of 10 years in the marketplace, our established franchises have already eliminated most of the errors and trial you.

Our, ongoing development and research means operations will continue to improve.

You will belong to experienced family owners who will provide the all the support you need to succeed.

In addition, you will enjoy the buying power and cost savings of a national company while operating your own business.

As a JoyAmo jewelry franchisee you are only a phone call away from the expertise of a highly skilled jeweler.

JoyAmo stores are warm, inviting, non-tradtional looking retail locations.

Customers shop at JoyAmo locations will find personolized jewelry at attractive prices.

FAQs

What experience do I need to operate a JoyAmo Jewelry store?

Our successful DJO owners include a former model, firefiter and a policewoman.

The primary qualifications are financial stability and capability combined with a strong work ethic and a desire to succeed.

Prior jewelry experience is not necessary.

Our intensive training program will motivate and prepare you to operate your joyAmo jewelry store.

New licensees will spend up to 3 days in our ,corporate store for training learning sales, operations and inventory management.

What products do the joyAmo stores sell?

Our stores sell personalized jewelry with CZ and Swarovski stones in 925 sterling silver and gold painting.

Am I given any territorial protection?

Yes. all our franchised  awarded an approved location and a protected territory under the terms of the franchise agreement.

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jewelry Franchise

A jewelry franchise is a business opportunity in which a franchisee (an individual or company) purchases the rights to use the name, branding, and business model of a larger jewelry company.

The franchisee agrees to follow the established policies and procedures of the franchise system, and pays ongoing fees to the franchisor (the company that owns the franchise system) in exchange for support and assistance in setting up and running their business.

There are many different types of jewelry franchises available, including retail stores that sell a wide range of jewelry products, specialized stores that focus on a particular type of jewelry (such as watches or engagement rings), and online stores that sell jewelry products through e-commerce platforms.

Pros of starting a jewelry franchise include:

• Established brand and reputation: By purchasing a franchise, you have access to an established brand and reputation that can help you attract customers and build trust.
• Support and guidance: Franchise systems usually provide support and guidance to franchisees, including training, marketing materials, and ongoing operational assistance.
• Proven business model: A franchise system has a proven business model that has been tested and refined over time. This can help reduce the risk of failure for the franchisee.

Cons of starting a jewelry franchise include:

• Initial costs: Starting a franchise can be expensive, as you must pay upfront franchise fees and often make a large investment in inventory and other business expenses.
• Limited control: As a franchisee, you are required to follow the policies and procedures established by the franchisor. This can limit your ability to make decisions about how to run your business.
• Ongoing fees: Franchisees typically pay ongoing fees to the franchisor, which can be a significant ongoing cost.

It’s important to carefully research and consider all of the pros and cons of starting a jewelry franchise before making a decision.

This can help you determine if this type of business opportunity is a good fit for you.