Episode 7: Reinhold Jewelers on the Power of Relationships
Mildred Marcano Abrams and Yael Reinhold join the podcast to talk community connections, holiday plans, and preserving Reinhold’s legacy.
Mildred Marcano Abrams and Yael Reinhold of Reinhold Jewelers joined My Next Question this month to talk about the upcoming holiday season, the challenges of doing business in Puerto Rico, and how they are carrying on the legacy of the store’s founder, Marie Helene Morrow.
Mildred discussed what it felt like to hear her name called as the winner of the first Jan Mohr Award for Excellence, while Yael recalled the moment the store won the 2025 Gem Award for Retail Excellence.
Hosts Amanda Gizzi and Michelle Graff also chatted about the robbery at the Lalique museum in France, the ongoing debate over the best way(s) to address the bench jeweler crisis, and their summer jewelry staples.
To close out the episode, the Jewelry Box of Questions made another appearance, yielding questions on the never-ending chatter over lab-grown diamonds, the jewelry trend they wish would go away, and summer as a season—yay or nay?
The seventh episode of the “My Next Question” podcast is available to view above or on the National Jeweler YouTube channel.
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Thank you to this episode’s sponsor, Dharm International.
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