b'From old-school eBay to new kid on the block 1stDibs, we surveyed jewelers about their experiences selling jewelry in non-traditional places and what branching out has meant for their businesses.BY LENORE FEDOWI n the jewelry industry and beyond, successful retailers evolve alongside the ever-changing retail world, adjusting as consumer tastes and shopping habits shift while standing firm in their commitment to serving customers.The past two years are proof of this, as even the most technology-resistant jewelers deftly adapted to COVID-related shutdowns and social distancing measures by enhancing both their in-store and online offerings. They were duly rewarded. Jewelry sales soared during the pandemic and beyond, with many retailers 2021 results far surpassing those of 2020. So far, the party has continued into 2022, as many retailers keep the changes they made for the sake of customers convenience during the pandemic and, perhaps, look to further enhance their online offerings. There is no shortage of online platforms for retailers to explore, from tried-and-true favorites like Amazon, the online destination for everything, to luxury marketplaces like 1stDibs.Here, National Jeweler takes a look at four platforms worth exploring, gathering insights from jewelers whove used them about the pros and cons of each.NATIONAL JEWELER 13'