Jewelry Pro Gear

A Crystal-Inspired Ring Holder and More Jewelry Pro Gear for October

Check out this month’s gear for jewelers.

Published

7 years ago

September 27, 2017

INSTORE Staff Instore October 2017 Issue

Helpful Crystals

These handmade, crystal-inspired Modern Mud ceramics with 22K gold accents are the ring holders you’ve been waiting for, whether you choose to use them in store or at home.

etsy.com/shop/modernmud

$76

Rock Your Phone

This gorgeous case featuring the work of renowned diamond painter Angie Crabtree is so pretty, you’re going to want to stare at the back of your phone all day instead of the screen.

angiecrabtree.com

$45

Aim for Success

In Rod Worley’s A Reason To Chant, the Four Grainer founder details his new Actively Involved Marketing (A.I.M.) program, which guarantees results without any need for social media experts, computer experience or the expense of traditional advertising.

fourgrainer.com

$7.95

Form and Function

With ring rolls, individual pockets, earring slots, anti-tarnish lining and even a mirror, this Chloé jewelry case from Wolf has absolutely everything a jewelry lover could want.

wolf1834.com

$79

Worlds Within Worlds

Danny J. Sanchez’s breathtaking photomicrography takes the viewer inside gemstones, exploring an otherworldly landscape of color and form in these archival quality 8 by 12 giclée photo prints.

mineralienphotos.com

$95

INSTORE Staff

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