The Jewelers Security Alliance (JSA) says crimes against U.S. jewelers last year hit their highest number the trade association has ever recorded, resulting in $129.4 million in losses. According to the JSA 2022 Annual Crime Report, 2,211 jewelry crimes (compared to 1,687 in 2021 and 1,718 in 2020) resulted in an 84.6% increase in dollars lost from the $70.1 million recorded in 2021. The total amount lost from crimes against jewelry firms reported to JSA reached $2.5 billion over a 21-year period.