Jewelry Pro Gear

An Elegant Ring Sizing System, Gem Water Flavors and More May Stuff for Jewelry Pros

Who knew there was a better way to measure ring size?

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5 years ago

April 24, 2018

INSTORE Staff Instore May 2018 Issue

Magnificent Minerals

You’ve gotta have something on the walls of your store, and we think this print by Shine Haus Collective is just perfect. If malachite doesn’t match your décor, don’t despair: they have many lovely options to choose from.

shinehauscollective.etsy.com

$260

Quench Your Thirst

Gem-Water had such a successful debut year that the company is celebrating with the release of several new gemstone combos! Choose a blend designed to amplify the qualities that you want to focus on in your life.

gem-water.com

$120

Shake up Sizing

Who knew there was a better way to measure ring size? The CLIQ sizing set makes sizing beyond the knuckle easy and elegant, and it comes in an attractive presentation case.

cliqjewelry.com

$395

Crystal Clear

This pretty phone case from Figment and Fable will give you something nice to look at while you’re waiting for someone to invent a functional phone case that’s made out of actual jewels.

figmentandfable.etsy.com

$15

Bowl ‘Em Over

This sterling silver bowl from Todd Reed is such an exquisite object that it doesn’t need any function in order to justify its existence. But — bonus! — it’s also a fully operational bowl.

toddreed.com

$1,000

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