[Pearl Jewelry : Pearl Necklace] 4/29/2018 06:25:00 PM

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The diamond brand Forevermark has chosen Mazzucchelli's company, owned by M. Suresh, the De Beers sightholder, as its exclusive authorized jeweler within the Australian provinces of Central Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia, Rapaport reports.
Mazzucchelli's joined the list of other authorized jewelers in Forevermark in Australia, including companies such as Diamonds International, Musson and Percy Marks, working with premium diamonds - for example, with cut diamonds produced by Crosswork Manufacturing, through its Australian representative, Storch & Co..
Each Forevermark diamond is marked with a special marking that proves that it was produced in compliance with high standards of ethics and responsibility, as well as the Forevermark logo and individual number.
By the Christmas season, the authorized Forevermark jewelers in Australia will release the first Forevermark collection called The Center of My Universe ™, in the design of which there will be a diamond solitaire Forevermark surrounded by diamonds-pave.



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IBM will work with leading Indian jewelry manufacturers and retailers to develop their information technology infrastructure and increase its level to ensure the production of world-class jewelry products.
Indian companies Thangamayil Jewelery (Madurai), Emerald Jewel Industries (Coimbatore), Dimexon Diamonds (Mumbai), Venus Jewels (Surat), and ACPL Exports (Agra) will introduce IBM Smarter Computing system to increase efficiency and expand production capacities.
IBM solutions will help jewelery companies build a highly scalable and efficient IT architecture that will subsequently enable them to improve production and operational processes within retail enterprises, and in turn help centralize the IT infrastructure and reduce costs.
IBM's head of sales in India and South Asia said: "We are looking forward to working together in the jewelry sector, and we understand the specific needs of this industry in India. The key challenge is to develop solutions that are simple, economical and cutting-edge. The jewelry sector is very closely connected with the processes, and the information and technological infrastructure can ensure its growth, productivity and higher profitability. Our solutions for consolidating the information infrastructure for the jewelry sector are gradually gaining wider recognition, more and more large enterprises want to use modern technologies. "

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The Hong Kong-based jewelery company Luk Fook Holdings reported an increase in revenue of 70% year-on-year to $ 1.3 billion for the six months ended September 30, Rapaport reported. Net profit of the group for the reporting period jumped by 72% to $ 124.5 million.
Sharp revenue growth was due to good sales results of gold, very popular among buyers Luk Fook. According to the company, gold and platinum products accounted for 72% of its total sales. Gold sales particularly intensified in April and June, when world prices fell. The share of jewelry with precious stones accounted for 28% of sales revenue Luk Fook.
Retail sales of Luk Fook in Hong Kong, Macao and abroad showed an increase of 82% year-on-year to $ 1.11 billion. The wholesale division of the company registered revenue growth of 16% to $ 141.9 million. Sales of licensed partners increased by 3% to the company $ 41.6 million.
The group reported that total sales in comparable stores for the reported half-year increased by 62%. Sales of gold and platinum products in comparable stores jumped 87%, while jewelery sales with precious stones rose 16%.

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The All India Gems and Jewelery Trade Federation (GJF), the national trade organization to promote and promote the development of the Indian gem and jewelery industry, announced the holding of the National Jewelery Awards 2014 (National Jewelery Awards, NJA 2014 ). The National Jewelry Prize is considered the most prestigious competition in the jewelry industry, aimed at recognizing the talents, innovations and creativity of industry participants.
The NJA 2014 Award is divided into four major segments and 26 categories: the Retailers' Award (only for GJF members), the Jewelery Manufacturers Prize (GJF members only), the Jewelers Prize (open to all industry participants) and the Student Prize (for students, students in the institutes connected with jewels and jewels). In each category, the deadlines and procedure for evaluating applications are established in order to determine the winners most clearly and fairly.