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Safety Jewellery – the Nimb ring
In the film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Marilyn Monroe sang that diamonds are a girl's best friend. This phrase quickly gained popularity and every woman wanted a diamond necklace or at least a ring with a…
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Rony Tennenbaum’s same sex Jewelry
The 2014 holiday shopping season is nearly in full swing and promises to deliver plenty of sparkle and style!T’is the season for top gift-giving jewelry trends. Whether you’re looking to make a social statement or…
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Mallett-returns
This summer Mallett will be returning to it’s roots with exhibitions celebrating the Italian ‘Dolce Vita’ at their Ely House showroom on London’s Dover Street, in the heart of Mayfair. With 2015 marking their 150th anniversary…
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Special Edition Watches G-SHOCK
Renowned for their exceptional digital craftsmanship G-SHOCK Premium launch the GPW-1000RAF GPS Aviator watch in collaboration with the ROYAL AIR FORCE. Inspired by the RAF’s durable and versatile Chinook helicopters, the GPW-1000RAF watch represents the…
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9 Questions To Consider When Starting an Online Jewelry Business
Selling jewelry online can be a financially and emotionally rewarding business world to get into. Not only can making jewelry…
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Prices of spinel gemstones
Nowadays, red spinel is the most rapidly increasing in price colored stone. If a mineral is authentic it won`t be…
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Safety Jewellery – the Nimb ring
In the film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Marilyn Monroe sang that diamonds are a girl's best friend. This phrase quickly gained…
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Mallett-returns
This summer Mallett will be returning to it’s roots with exhibitions celebrating the Italian ‘Dolce Vita’ at their Ely House…
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Special Edition Watches G-SHOCK
Renowned for their exceptional digital craftsmanship G-SHOCK Premium launch the GPW-1000RAF GPS Aviator watch in collaboration with the ROYAL AIR…
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Global luxury goods sector remains resilient, despite tougher consumer market
The world’s 75 largest luxury goods companies generated luxury goods sales of $171.8 billion through the end of last fiscal year (fiscal years ended through June 2013) despite a slowdown in the global economy. The average size of the Top 75 companies was $2.3 billion in luxury goods sales. This is according to the inaugural Global Powers of Luxury Goods report issued by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (Deloitte Global).