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Looming ABN Amro, Barclays deal could impact lending April 23, 2007 - National Jeweler Amsterdam, The Netherlands—The boards of international banks ABN Amro and Barclays have agreed to merge, in an approximately $91 billion deal that industry observers speculate could impact lending in the diamond industry. More |
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Mikimoto joins forces with fashion designer April 23, 2007 - National Jeweler New York—Two iconic Japanese design forces, Mikimoto and clothing designer Yohji Yamamoto, will collaborate on a fine jewelry collection set to launch this fall. More |
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De Beers courts Koreans By Hwang You-mee - The Korea Herald- Publication Date: 24-04-2007 De Beers, a company that has become synonymous with diamonds, has launched in Korea with a dazzling presentation of models dripping in jewelry. "Our strategy is to be present in every key market in the world, so we had to be here," said Marc Auclert, CEO Asia of De Beers after the launching event last week, which marked Korea as the seventh country to have a De Beers boutique. More |
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Jewelry Industry Statistics: Jewelry Stores Overview: Industry Center - Financial data, performance and profile information for the Jewelry Stores. More |
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If you have any questions, contact GemFind at 1.800.373.4373. For additional information at www.gfaccess.com Five Tips for Lowering Shipping Costs Apr 11, 2007 11:20 AM , By Colleen Paulson Ensuring that you do not overpay on your small-package shipments can seem like a monumental task. Because of the extra expense incurred in residential deliveries, shippers such as FedEx, United Parcel Service, and DHL charge significantly more for residential shipments. Using the U.S. Postal Service is often a less expensive option but can take significantly longer, with fewer tracking options. Commercial shipments are less expensive than residential shipments but can incur additional costs via pricy surcharges. More Send me your comments and questions.
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Premier Trading Corporation is an importer and wholesaler of polished diamonds. Our offices are located in NH and NYC. We supply loose, well cut diamonds of accurate grade, at highly competitive pricing. We specialize in all shapes from 1/4 ct-4ct, collection to fancy colors, and VS to I1 clarities. Most all loose diamonds SI and better come with a diamond grading report from GIA, EGL or AGS. Regardless of any diamond grading lab report results, we pride ourselves in providing customers with our precise and accurate grading along with any additional information that will aid you in the ultimate sale to your customer. “We are diamond experts who sell diamonds, not papers”. You can contact us at 603-679-2124 or via email at ptcnh1@comcast.net (Mike) or ptcnh2@comcast.net (Ben). We look forward to hearing from you soon, Mike & Ben |
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Must-haves for 2007 From National Jeweler Maeve Gillies/MaeVona For 2007, the hottest item will be a sophisticated statement piece that works for day and evening wear. Such a multitasking jewel needs lots of personality to dress up any outfit yet should also be discreet, in a feminine shape and soft colors. My choice is the delicately shield-shaped MaeVona Goddess ring, Andraste (left), named after the Celtic goddess of battle and protection. |
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THIEVES STEAL BRIEFCASE AFTER CAR WON?T START Charlotte, NC - April 11, 2007 A traveling salesperson for a watch firm made a call on retailers in the South Park Mall and went to his car in the parking deck at 5:30 p.m. When he tried to start his car, it would not start. A suspect standing nearby reached into the rear seat of the salesperson?s car and grabbed a briefcase. The salesperson got out of the car and started to chase the suspect. A second suspect then threatened the salesperson with a knife. Both suspects then ran to a silver minivan, driven by a third suspect. The salesperson continued chasing and grabbed the sliding door of the van and injured his arm. The suspects are described as three Hispanic males, 5ft.10in., 180 lbs. More JSA's Most Wanted
New Generation Gallerists by Andrea DiNoto [Metalsmith Magazine - Summer 2006] Ganoskin What does it mean to be a gallerist today, especially one who deals exclusively in art jewelry? To find out, we investigated three twenty-first-century galleries in the United States launched by a new generation of dealers. We learned that they are carrying the jewelry field forward in highly personal ways, while acknowledging the importance of their forerunners, who helped establish the concept of jewelry as art. More |
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