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Tuesday, July
17, 2007
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Are
you interested in selling your product online without having
a shopping cart or website?
GemFind
is launching a new website that will assist jewelry retailers,
diamond wholesalers and jewelry manufacturers to sell their
merchandise all under one domain name GemFind.com. This is a
unique opportunity if you are interested in having an online
market share.
If
you would like more information, please contact Gemfind at 800-373-4373
or visit www.seeitfirst.info.
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For more information
call
Gemfind
at
800-373-4373
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brand Rebecca to launch in U.S.
July 16, 2007 - National Jeweler
Los Angeles—Italian jewelry brand Rebecca has
appointed industry veteran Michael Pucci to oversee
sales and marketing programs during the brand's launch
in the United States this year. More |
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Roebuck and Co. names new fine-jewelry head
June 25, 2007 - By
Beth Braverman - National Jeweler
Hoffman
Estates, Ill.—Veteran Sears Roebuck and
Co. employee Holly Schmidt will replace Ed Tufexis
as the company's divisional merchandise manager
for fine jewelry, effective immediately.
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Finlay
expands credit facility to $300M
June 25, 2007 - National Jeweler
New
York—Finlay Enterprises increased its credit facility
on Wednesday by $75 million, or 33 percent, to $300 million.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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GemFind.net
GFAccess™ - Real-time Desktop Data Display of loose diamonds.
Finished jewelry, diamond specials, interactive industry directory,
daily news and much more…
GFAccess™
software is the patent pending state-of-the-art technology software
developed by GemFind exclusively for the jewelry industry. This is
the ultimate marketing tool available for the industry. If you want
your goods and services to get the recognition it deserves, your website
must have a presence on the GFAccess™. This is the best way
to showcase to a direct-targeted audience, live and daily.
The GFAccess™
is installed via downloaded online by thousands of industry professionals.
Once installed, the GFAccess™ will sit on the computer desktop
as an Icon and will perform its unique features.
Features
on the GFAccess™ for retailers:
- Search
for loose diamonds and finished jewelry
- Post
for watches and color stones and…
- Complete
interactive industry directory
- Daily
live streaming diamond specials and Headline Industry News.
- Wholesale
Diamond Appraisal guide with print capabilities
- Direct
links to goods and service's websites from the top companies in
the Jewelry
- Industry.
Link to inventory of Diamond Dealers and …
- Built-in
Contact management, Chat, Forum & Marketplace access, Show listing
from around the world and much more…
For a
complete demonstration of the GFAccess™ , please call 800-373-4373
or
Download
your own ticker now!

Microsoft's Billion-Dollar Fix
In the face of staggering customer returns of the Xbox 360 console,
the software maker announces a charge of at least $1.05 billion to
address the problem
by Cliff Edwards- Business Week
In the
quest for supremacy in next-generation gaming consoles, Microsoft
(MSFT) had a big advantage by releasing the Xbox 360 a full year ahead
of competing devices from Sony (SNE) and Nintendo (NTDOY). But hardware
failures on the device are forcing Microsoft to cede some of its hard-won
ground.
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"Grounded"
rings in 18-karat gold with diamonds by Sarah Perlis for
ABC Home; suggested price is $740 each.
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Environmentally
minded retailers going green
June 01, 2007 - By
Beth Braverman - National Jeweler
New
York—Yellow gold may be the hottest metal of the
season, but it's "green" jewelry that really
has the industry buzzing. A growing number of companies
in the jewelry trade—from retailers to manufacturers—seem
perennially in the spirit of Earth Day. More
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ROBBERS
ENTER WHEN CUSTOMER BUZZED IN
Modesto, CA – July 13, 2007
When an owner buzzed a woman customer and her children into a retail
jewelry store, four masked men with guns followed. They ordered everyone
to the floor, and threatened to kill them if they moved. The owner,
who was shoved to the ground and hit his head, told the robbers that
he had triggered the alarm as they came in. The robbers responded
that they would kill him and everyone in the store if the police showed
up. The robbers forced the owner to open the safe and took cash and
jewelry. The getaway car was described as a black Dodge Charger with
paper plates. More
JSA's
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The
world is getting warmer. What will climate change mean for the
cultured pearl industry?
By Suzanne Wade - Colored Stone Magazine
In February, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change released a report that confirmed what most people intimately
connected with the environment already knew — the planet
is getting warmer, and its oceans are changing as a result.
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