From prioritizing the customer experience to optimizing inventory, columnist Emmanuel Raheb shares the keys to a successful holiday season.
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Texas jeweler Susan Eisen and NAJA’s Gail Brett Levine discuss how lab-grown diamonds have altered the landscape for jewelry appraisers.
12 spots are available for travelers to visit Northern Tanzania and Southern Kenya from July 25 to Aug. 4.
Ahead of the holiday season, Smith delves into the often subconscious reasons people buy luxury products for themselves or their loved ones.
Retail sales associates can access the video series on mobile to refresh their selling skills.
Emmanuel Raheb says your website should be as elegant as your store, with high-quality images and a smooth and secure checkout process.
Smith addresses fears about a plateaued market with a reminder that retailers who do it right always will have room to grow.
The Seymour & Evelyn Holtzman Bench Scholarship provides tuition help to aspiring bench jewelers.
Lilian Raji offers advice to a reader frustrated with the current state of their company’s website.
Its next event will take place in D.C. on Sept. 17 and in New York City on Oct. 29.
Scheduled for Sept. 25, the online-only event will be open to non-AGS members this year, for a fee.
Jen Cullen Williams and Duvall O’Steen say it’s all about giving your social media feeds a human touch.
The change to accepted payment methods for Google Ads might seem like an irritation but actually is an opportunity, Emmanuel Raheb writes.
Moijey Fine Jewelry & Diamonds held a three-week “Mine to Finger 3D Jewelry Program.”
The jewelry expert dives into the history of natural diamond engagement rings.
GIA recently examined two asteriated diamonds, weighing about 8 carats each, that it said were notable for their large size and preserved natural forms.
Emmanuel Raheb has eight tips and tricks for staying on track and sharing relevant content during the longest, hottest days of the year.
Both Jewelers of America and the International Colored Gemstone Association will have dedicated areas at the jewelry trade show.
Jewelers Mutual is advising jewelers along the coast to prepare for above-normal hurricane activity this year.
Level 1 of its three-level diploma program is coming to its New York lab this September.
It handed out a total of $8,640 to recipients for their jewelry study programs.
Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff returns from Rhode Island with thoughts about in-store shopping and a trends report.
Los Angeles-based Bradlei Smith was selected for this year’s award.
In his latest column, Smith shares multiple reasons why people who look at the glass as being hall full often make better salespeople.
The winners were awarded $3,000 each to pursue a professional career in jewelry making and design.