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Jewelry Treats, Socks to Hold A Ring Box and More February Gear for Jewelry Pros

Clever candies are an adorable way to go the extra mile.

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6 years ago

January 23, 2018

INSTORE Staff Instore February 2018 Issue

Box in Socks

The Box Sock offers a chic solution to every proposal’s biggest logistical problem. Its hidden pocket will keep the bridal bauble safe until the moment is right.

theboxsock.com

$24

GemCam Can

GemCam is a new and innovative imaging system that lets anyone take high definition, 360-degree photos or videos of diamonds and gemstones right on their smart phone. Stuller is the exclusive North American distributor, with the exception of New York.

stuller.com

$499

Bespoke Sweetness

As gifts, in-store snacks, or thank-you sweets, these clever candies are an utterly adorable way to go the extra mile.

mycustomcandy.com

$48 for 350

Beyond the Bauhaus

This book on the mind-bending modernist design of Richard Filipowski is being released in early 2018 to coincide with a Filipowski exhibition in NYC.

monacellipress.com

$60

Diamondoodles Decor

Graduate gemologist and artist Hannah Becker has long since taken the internet by storm with her unforgettable gemstone designs. Now, thanks to these archival quality prints, you can adorn your store with Diamondoodles’ vivid artwork.

diamondoodles.com

$50

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