GemFind Weekly Newsletter
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|  It's back to school in less than 3 weeks... this Summer is really flying.We've had a really great reaponse from retailers the past few weeks and now have many websites under development. As such, we have many new developments that are set to take place next month including the addition of tens of thousands of new products from many of your favorite supplies all of which will available through one of our virtual inventory programs.. Stay tuned for more announcements... Initiate your new website this month and you'll be in beta mode by October.. Don't delay...Call for a free demo of our turn-key website solutions..800.3734373 |
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| Gold Rockets Past $1,700 JCK Staff Aug 08, 2011  The price of gold soared past the $1,700 an ounce mark for the first time ever on Aug. 8, at one point notching a new all-time high of $1,716 an ounce in spot trading. At press time, it was trading at $1,707 an ounce.The gains come less than a month after gold first crossed the $1,600 an ounce mark. >>>
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JA helps jewelers crack the code
National Jeweler
August 8, 2011
 Jewelers of America has launched an online, three-section guide walking jewelers through its Code of Professional Practices, with the goal of helping them improve their business. "Cracking the Code: A Guide to Jewelers of America's Code of Professional Practices" is part of the JA website's new eLearning Center, a resource for higher learning and career development for JA members. >>>
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| Record gold prices attract investors but hurt jewelers By Tiffany Hsu Calgary Herald Aug 08, 2011  LOS ANGELES - Dental work for some is turning into a gold rush for others, as record prices for the precious metal are sending prospectors on the prowl for gold wristwatches, pens and even teeth. Gold this week sprinted to a record $1,663.40 an ounce as investors sought protection in so-called safe haven commodities amid fears of a double-dip recession. >>>
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The facets and forces changing New York's Diamond District
Marketplace August 4, 2011
 Author Alicia Oltuski discusses the inner workings of New York's diamond industry and some of its most fascinating characters. The stretch of 47th Street in New York between 5th and 6th Avenues is unusual for its economic productivity -- even in a city that was founded on the very idea of making money. Manhattan's Diamond District is home to 4,000 businesses. >>>
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| GemFind's New Ring Builder Increases Retail Jewelry Sales of Diamonds and Engagement Rings for Jewelry Retailers The new 2011 version of GemFind's popular Ring Builder® website tool for jewelry retailers and diamond dealers - has unique new features. The new Ring Builder® allows users to superimpose loose diamonds on to the ring that they are configuring online. This fully ecommerce capable web application is a must-have for all jewelry retailers and it is customizable providing seamless integration into any retail jeweler's new or existing website. http://www.ringbuilder.com 
One of the highlight features of the new Ring Builder is that the consumer, while shopping on the local retail jeweler's website, can virtually superimpose any one of 10 different shaped loose diamonds directly onto one of more than 400 prospective engagement ring styles from Unique Settings of New York. After the ring is virtually configured, the user can then select from tens of thousands of certified loose diamond being supplied from any number of diamond vendors within GemFind.net. New settings and diamond suppliers will be continually added. more... Call us today at 800-373-4373, for a free consultation and demonstration of GemFind's customized website tools which are guaranteed to help you grow you business in a cost effective and consistent manner. |
Diamonds Spelled with an "Eye"
By Stonechicky The Israeli Diamond Industry Blog Aug 08, 2011
 We've all heard of someone with stars in her eyes, but diamonds? Indeed - with every accessory under the sun, from smart phones to fake fingernails to baby pacifiers - available in a super-luxe diamond-encrusted version, it was only a matter of time before someone thought of eye bling. >>>
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|   Charles Garnier burst on the scene in 1901 with is enticing designs and craftsmanship. It is already a far famed name in the world of jewelry. Charles Garnier jewelry has not only carved a niche for itself, but has also been able to sustain and grow that niche over a period of 100 years. Rather than running after fame, reputation and glamour, Garnier decided to provide the best quality jewelry. More
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Sapphire ring 'belonged to Anglo-Saxon or Viking royalty' By David Keys<
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 A unique gold and sapphire finger ring, found by a metal detectorist and just purchased by the Yorkshire Museum, almost certainly belonged to Anglo-Saxon or Viking royalty, very senior clergy or a leading member of the Anglo-Saxon aristocracy, say historians.Of very great historical importance, it is the only Anglo-Saxon era sapphire ever found in the ground in Britain. >>>
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The most valuable time of your day! By Brad Huisken Southern Jewelry News Aug.02, 2011
 I believe that the 20 - 30 minutes you spend setting up the store every morning is your most valuable time of day. You go into most jewelry stores while they are setting up and you will hear conversations about what happen on a date the night before, what plans people have for the weekend, where they eat dinner, Dancing with the Stars, American Idol, etc. >>>
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Use Your Website to Grow Your Business Bloomberg Businessweek Aug.03, 2011
 Your website is one of the most powerful marketing tools you have. By itself it may not produce the results you're looking for, but when combined with your other marketing initiatives it can be a vital source for your lead generation campaign while helping you increase sales, reduce advertising costs, and produce a higher return on investment. The key is including your website in all your marketing pieces. >>>
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5 Ways to Catch the Eye of the Press and Public
By Laura Lake About.com Guide Aug. 04, 2011
 Recently, I had the opportunity to assist a friend in gaining the publicity and attention he deserved. A long journey had taken him from the small town boxing ring to the Olympic Trials. I knew that he deserved not only the media attention but public attention as well. >>>
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New jewelry exhibit features rare treasures
By Chris Bergeron Enterprise News Aug 02, 2011
 Diamonds might be a girl's best friend, but jewelry made from seaweed, tiger claws and hummingbirds has won women prestige, admiring men and the thrill of being fabulous. If you think you need to shop at Tiffany to sparkle, visit the first jewelry gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and see why costume jewelry isn't forever. >>>
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Need more traffic to your website?
Getting ranked on the search engines is not a simple task and you need to be well versed as to how the search engines work and what to do to make sure your site gets indexed.
You could have the most beautiful website with all the products in the world, but if you have limited visitors, its not going to do any good.
GemFind performs Search Engine Optimizations exclusively for the jewelry industry. We have proven track record and can show you what we have done for other clients. Please contact us if we can help...
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Peeking in Pandora's box By Michelle Graff NJN Aug.04, 2011
I was surprised by Tuesday's announcement that
Pandora's CEO was stepping down and the company retooling in the face of sliding sales and poor execution in both marketing and operations.The announcement raised a number of questions for me about a brand that I have perceived as being über-successful within the industry, kicking off a craze for a charm bracelets with a modern twist and helping many jewelers make it through the recession when nothing else--save bridal--was selling.>>>
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Interview with the President of Pandora, North America By Rob Bates JCK Aug 05, 2011
 I hadn't expected to talk to talk to John White, president of Pandora in North America, so soon after our talk in Vegas. But given some recent unpleasant headlines with its parent company, which sparked commentary and debate from myself, the industry, and over 30 commenters, we thought it was important to include the company's point of view. Highlights of our conversation follow: >>>
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Mawi's Minnie Mouse jewelry
Los Angeles Times Aug 03,2011  Forget the flimsy felt mouse ears hat, London-based costume jewelry company Mawi has created a Minnie Mouse-inspired line of accessories with Disney Couture -- called Minnie x Mawi -- that's decidedly more chic and grown-up than the items to which Minnie's likeness is usually attached. >>>
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