The brooch was owned by Virginia Fortune Ryan Ogilvy, who served as a lady of the bedchamber to Queen Elizabeth II for nearly 50 years.
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JM Marketplace was built to help change that.
JM Marketplace gives professional jewelers 24/7 access to a sourcing experience designed specifically for the jewelry industry, powered by the industry trust of Jewelers Mutual Group. Rather than replacing a jeweler’s existing supplier network, it expands their options by bringing verified inventory, transparent information, and flexible buying tools together in one place.
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JM Marketplace helps jewelers source based on how they prefer to buy and what their customers need in the moment. Within the marketplace, jewelers can access multiple sourcing options, including:
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- Bid when select inventory is available through a competitive auction format.
- Browse rotating inventory across new, certified pre-owned, vintage and select salvage goods.
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What makes JM Marketplace unique is the confidence behind the transaction. The marketplace is designed for professional jewelers, not consumers, and brings together verified sellers, documented inventory and condition labeling, so buyers know what they are evaluating before they purchase.
That matters in a category where trust, accuracy, and accountability are essential. Jewelers can review item details, compare opportunities and purchase through an environment powered by Jewelers Mutual Group, a company who has been behind the counter with you since 1913.
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For independent jewelers, broader access can create new opportunities. JM Marketplace can help businesses:
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- JM Marketplace is more than another place to find inventory. It is a modern sourcing solution built around how jewelers work today, giving them the access, confidence and control to grow on their terms.
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