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Our two stories about the sudden passing of Cindy Edelstein were the most-read articles on National Jeweler last week.
New York--Here are the top five stories on NationalJeweler.com from Jan. 24 to 30, according to Google Analytics.
1. Cindy Edelstein, a ‘Rare Gem’ in the Industry, Dies
The longtime jewelry industry consultant, entrepreneur, author and editor died unexpectedly last Sunday. She was 51.
2. Saying Goodbye to Cindy
Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff shared her thoughts, and others’ memories, of Cindy Edelstein in this post on the National Jeweler 10X Blog.
3. Gold, Platinum and Silver Price Predictions for ‘16
Among the prognostications: the price of platinum will remain lower than gold for the entire year, which is “unprecedented.”
4. Helzberg Gives Customer 48 Hours to Propose
As part of its “We Propose You Propose” Valentine’s Day promotion, Helzberg Diamonds told one man that he could have his engagement ring for free if he popped the question within 48 hours.
5. Live from Italy: Roberto Coin
Exhibiting in the city where he was born, Roberto Coin unveiled both new collections and additions to existing lines at the Vicenzaoro Winter show last week.
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