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NAJA Announces 51st Winter ACE It Conference in Tucson

It will be held in Tucson AZ on February 3 – 4, 2019.

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(PRESS RELEASE) The appraisal organization dedicated exclusively to gems and jewelry presents an outstanding program to assist the professional appraiser’s continuing education and an unparalleled networking experience.

The daily programs are: 

Sunday, February 3, 2019

  • The Magic of Alexandrites – Evan Caplan
  • Jewelry Industry Insights – Harold Dupuy, FGA
  • Quality LED Lighting for Gems and Gemology Applications – Manfred Eickhorst
  • Rhapsody in Blues – Craig Lynch, GIA GG
  • The Russians are Coming! (Emeralds That Is …) – Charles Carmona, GIA GG
  • Turquoise, Stone of Mystery, Stone of Intrigue – Eric Fritz, FGA
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Monday, February 4, 2019

  • A Window into 150 Years of Diamonds, Kimberley, and Surrounds Abstract – Charles Evans, FGA
  • Generic African, or Luxury Ethiopian Emerald Brand? – Jeffery Berman
  • Polar Opposites! – Claire Mitchell, FGA
  • Gemology before Gemology – Duncan Parker, FGA
  • Pocketful of Gems – Matt Winward, GIA GG

To retrieve a conference brochure go to http://najaappraisers.com/T19ConferenceBrochure.pdf or for further information contact Gail Brett Levine, GIA GG, Executive Director, National Association of Jewelry Appraisers, 718.896-1536, f. 718-997-9057, naja.appraisers@netzero.net, www.NAJAappraisers.com.

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