The gemstone supplier and manufacturer acquired the remarkable 104-gram Zambian emerald at Gemfields’ auction in May.
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The Jewelers Circle provides a safe, private environment that allows approved vendors the ability to source and sell merchandise with prices only visible to other approved trade professionals. Subscribers include antique jewelry firms, loose gemstone, diamond and fancy diamond companies, and purveyors of watches, silver and objet. With an emphasis on establishing and maintaining the integrity of The Jewelers Circle, each subscriber will be thoroughly vetted to ensure all transactions can take place with confidence.
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Developed by the trade, for the trade, The Jewelers Circle utilizes proprietary technology designed with the direct input of the founders of the newly formed International Antique Jewelry Association (IAJA), whose firms exceed a combined experience of over 1,000 years and are uniquely positioned to respond to the distinctive requirements of this industry. The IAJA is subsidizing the first 3 months of membership for all approved vendors until January 1 of 2021, and thereafter nominal subscription fees will be charged within a tiered structure. Retailers and other trade professionals can gain access to the site only during the monthly online events for a flat yearly subscription.
For more information or to submit credentials in order to be considered for access to The Jewelers Circle, please contact info@jewelerscircle.com.
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