GemFind Newsletter 6-7-2016

GOLDMAN, DIANA, and JAMES BRESKI have joined GemFind’s Social Product Network JewelCloud®

Diana comes from a heritage of the finest jewelry made. The first rings were created as a limited edition collection by Krementz & Company in 1925 >>>>

The Goldman family tradition of excellence spans a period of over sixty-five years. Frederick Goldman founded his company in 1948 as a one-man operation specializing in wedding rings. >>>>

Since 1975 James Breski has been a purveyor of the finest in colored gemstones and jewelry to many of the nation’s most notable jewelry retailers. >>>>

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Changes to WFDB Executive Committee

David Brummer IDEX June 07

The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) has announced changes to its executive committee, following the recent 37th World Diamond Congress in Dubai. WFDB president Ernie Blom was re-elected to a third consecutive term,

Diamond Prices Soften in May

Diamonds.net June 07

Polished diamond prices declined slightly in May with buyers waiting for the Las Vegas shows. Trading at the JCK Las Vegas show, which took place June 3 to 6, was relatively weak with traffic slower than previous years.

David Brummer IDEX Jue 05

The World Diamond Mark (WDM) has announced that it has developed a virtual World Diamond Museum, known as Facets of Mankind – a unique resource in the cloud.

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Diamond Marketing Takes the ‘Rare’ Route Michelle Graff National Jeweler June 06

At an event held Friday morning in Las Vegas, the Diamond Producers Association unveiled the line that will be at the core of a new millennial-focused generic marketing campaign for diamonds. It is: “Real is rare. Real is a diamond.”

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Kim International Manufacturing (formerly Kim Imports) has been serving the jewelry industry since 1975. >>>

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The Industry Ponders the Millennial Enigma

Rob Bates JCK June 06

Marketing to the huge but often confounding millennial generation was a main topic at this year’s JCK show. The Diamond Producers Association, the recently formed group that is handling category marketing for the diamond industry, made a splash at a Friday breakfast presentation with its new, made-for-millennials slogan: “Real is rare. Real is a diamond.”

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Two Firms Purchase 59-Carat ‘Pink Star’ Diamond

Anthony Demarco Jewelry News Network June 06

Sotheby’s is partnering with two firms for a rare, valuable diamond it has held in inventory for nearly two years. “Diacore and Mellen Inc. have acquired an ownership interest in one of the world’s natural treasures: the remarkable Pink Star diamond,”

LOOKING AHEAD: THE 7 HOTTEST JEWELRY TRENDS FOR FALL/HOLIDAY

Beth Bernstein indesign.jewelry June 07

And, in jewelry, whatever happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas—it travels to global high-end boutiques and specialty stores, online shops and magazines and blogs. Here is where the brightest of the new designers shine

Honoring Jewelry Design, and Remembering a Legend

Michelle Graff National Jeweler Jue 07

It was an evening that started and ended with remembrances of Cindy Edelstein, with one of the great loves of her life celebrated in between--outstanding jewelry.

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Have You Verified Your Google Plus Page?

Shaudee Lundquist GemFind June 07

You’ve seen the statistics about the value of verifying your Google Plus page, but are you verified? The verification process helps ensure that your business information is correct and that only you, the business owner or manager, has access to it.

Are You Killing Diamond Sales With The 4Cs…Unknowingly?

Antoinette Matlins RapNet Blog June 07

Many of you may be shaking your heads in agreement, yearning for the “good old days” when people bought diamonds just because they were pretty. I understand that nostalgic attitude, but I also remember how much misrepresentation – both unintentional and deliberate