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When Binky Moon, LLC grabbed the .jewelry namespace in 2015, it didn't just register a domain — it polished a niche. Here's what you need to know.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$9.99$58.44$58.44$243.75$535.95Visit
2Porkbun$10.81$58.19$58.19$243.57$534.52Visit
3Dynadot$10.92$60.14$60.14$251.48$552.18Visit
4Regery$10.99$59.99$59.99$250.95$550.90Visit
5INWX$12.10$103.20$103.20$424.90$940.90Visit
6EuroDNS$18.53$104.49$104.49$436.49$958.94Visit
7Truehost$18.69$83.71$65.26$353.53$772.08Visit
8Name.com$19.99$94.99$94.99$399.95$874.90Visit
9Cloudflare$50.20$50.20$50.20$251.00$502.00Visit
10eDomains$50.40$50.40$50.40$252.00$504.00Visit
11NameBright$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
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13Above.com$55.22$55.22$55.22$276.10$552.20Visit
14Spaceship$58.16$58.16$58.16$290.80$581.60Visit
15UK2$58.85$58.85$58.85$294.25$588.50Visit
16Hello.co$59.99$59.99$59.99$299.95$599.90Visit
17Epik$60.95$60.95$60.95$304.75$609.50Visit
18NameSilo$63.99$64.99$60.99$323.95$648.90Visit
19Crazy Domains$64.49$64.99$64.49$324.45$649.40Visit
20Gname$66.99$66.99$66.99$334.95$669.90Visit
21Regtons$66.99$66.99$66.99$334.95$669.90Visit
22DreamHost$69.99$69.99$69.99$349.95$699.90Visit
23MrDomain$72.09$72.09$72.09$360.45$720.90Visit
24123 Reg$72.58$72.58$72.58$362.90$725.80Visit
25Gandi$72.58$159.98$61.49$712.50$1512.40Visit
26Infomaniak$72.59$72.59$72.59$362.95$725.90Visit
27Netim$73.50$73.50$53.00$367.50$735.00Visit
28Squarespace$75.00$75.00$75.00$375.00$750.00Visit
29Marcaria$76.00$76.00$76.00$380.00$760.00Visit
30Namecheap$76.48$78.48$76.48$390.40$782.80Visit
31Internet.bs$77.04$77.04$63.84$385.20$770.40Visit
32All Domains$77.70$79.92$79.92$397.38$796.98Visit
33Directnic$81.20$81.20$81.20$406.00$812.00Visit
34Blacknight$82.68$82.68$82.68$413.40$826.80Visit
35IONOS$84.00$84.00$84.00$420.00$840.00Visit
36101domain$88.17$97.67$88.17$478.85$967.20Visit
37Hover$93.19$93.19$93.19$465.95$931.90Visit
38Moniker$96.97$109.51$96.97$535.01$1082.56Visit
39OnlyDomains$105.49$118.99$118.99$581.45$1176.40Visit
40GoDaddy$112.19$112.19$112.19$560.95$1121.90Visit

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A Late Bloom in the 2012 New gTLD Wave

.jewelry was delegated on April 9, 2015, well into the 2012 new gTLD program. While earlier rounds had already seeded the root with hundreds of extensions, .jewelry arrived with a distinctly retail sheen. Sponsor Binky Moon, LLC — an arm of the same company behind other lifestyle-oriented TLDs — has managed the namespace since. The five-year gap between the program's start and delegation suggests a deliberate, perhaps patient, build-out rather than a rush to the root.

The Sparkle Economy: Who Actually Registers .jewelry

Unlike generic TLDs that serve a broad audience, .jewelry aims at a specific trade. Its names suggest a curated intent — think boutiques, wedding planners, and gemstone specialists. While actual demand data isn't public, the registry relies on Identity Digital (via Binky Moon's URL) to run the backend, signaling a professional operation. The real test is whether that niche can sustain enough registrations to matter; for now, it's a bet on the permanence of engagement rings and heirloom bracelets.

Pricing: A Premium Polish or a Bargain Bauble?

With 40 registrars offering .jewelry, the price spread is wide — enough to make comparison shopping worthwhile. At the low end, Sav prices it as a budget entry, while the priciest options slip into premium territory. Renewals spike at $58.44 on the cheap side, a reminder that the first-year deal isn't the long-term cost. For a TLD with no obvious resale market, that renewal floor matters: it's the difference between a domain that gets used and one that's abandoned at the first billing cycle.

Sibling Stones: .jewelry in Identity Digital's Vault

.jewelry shares its registry family with other trade-oriented TLDs like .business, .cafe, and .coach — all under the Identity Digital umbrella. But it's not just a decorative sibling. Each of these names tackles a distinct vertical, from hospitality to athletics. What they share is a retail-friendly logic: a jeweler in New York can now own a clean, category-defining address like "[shop].jewelry" without fighting for a crowded .com. The trade-offs are real, though — no search-engine magic, no brand recognition outside the trade, and a registry that's still proving its staying power.

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