The new sweeping slate of tariffs impacts 60 countries, including India, China, Thailand, Hong Kong, and the United Arab Emirates.
5 Jewelry News Stories You Might Have Missed
Last week’s news included Alrosa’s approach to traceability, Couture’s award winners and more coverage from the Las Vegas jewelry trade shows.

New York—Fell behind on the news because of the Las Vegas shows? Here are five jewelry news stories to help you catch up following market week madness.
1. In Vegas, Alrosa Announces Its Approach to Traceability
Some diamonds will come with a video showing the stone’s journey from the mine to the customer.
2. RapNet Members Reject Idea of Listing Lab-Grown Diamonds
Seventy-nine percent said no to listing man-made diamonds on the site, while 74 percent voted against a price list.
3. Couture Names 15 Brands Winners at Design Awards
Plus, why this year’s Cindy Edelstein Award came as such a surprise.
4. JCK Announces 2020 Las Vegas Show Dates
There will be a different date pattern for the jewelry trade shows next year due to the Jewish holiday of Shavuot.
5. Zadok Jewelers to Open Expanded Store in Mixed-Use Project
The Zadok-owned building will allow for a retail store double in size and also will feature restaurants and offices.
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She will also take on the role of vice president of jewelry for SmartWork Media, a newly created position.

Organizers are looking for presentations on topics like manufacturing, technology and research, bench work, gemstones, and sustainability.

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Submissions for the milestone 25th annual Gem Awards will be accepted across three categories from now through July 31.

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The diamond mine, which opened nearly 30 years ago in Canada’s Northwest Territories, is expected to shut down by mid-August.

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