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Gemmy Facemask Holders, a Diamond District Murder Mystery, and More Gear for Jewelry Pros

Plus new geode planters.

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3 years ago

December 21, 2020

INSTORE Staff Instore January 2021 Issue

Precious Planters

We always love finding a gemstone-themed décor piece, and these geode planters from Tal & Bert fit the bill perfectly. Each planter is made from concrete and features a stunning geode design made of real raw stones and edged in liquid gold.

$30

talandbert.com

SAMUEL B. facemask holders

Safe and Stylish

In sterling silver with accents of gold and gems, these Samuel B. facemask holders are the perfect way to keep your mask handy and add a little pizzazz to your PPE. Once the pandemic is over, simply clasp the ends of the chain together to make a necklace. The perfect way to make safety more stylish!

$235

samuelb.com

floral Deniz Tunc Design candlesticks

Distinctive Decor

Istanbul-based artist Deniz Tunc is dedicated to telling a unique story with striking and highly sculptural designs that evoke a warm, lived-in feeling. These floral Deniz Tunc Design candlesticks would be a fantastic focal point for a display or a memorable accent to any showroom.

$140

deniztunc.com

GEMAX Pro II Digital Microscope

I Can See Clearly Now

The newly redesigned GEMAX Pro II Digital Microscope is ideal for jewelry appraising, gemstone inspection, and repair intake work. The GEMAX Pro II is powerful enough to view inscriptions on the girdle of a diamond. Magnification is crisp and every detail is easy to see on a 5-inch LCD display.

$349

gesswein.com

Rob Bates book

Diamond Detective

Veteran jewelry industry journalist Rob Bates has turned his talents to fiction with A Murder Is Forever: The Diamond District Mystery Series. Diamond District intrigue turns dark when main character Mimi’s diamond dealer cousin is murdered … but was it for his $4 million pink diamond or a more elusive reason? We can’t wait to find out.

$15.95

robbatesauthor.com

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