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SimplexDiam and Eaton Hudson Jewelry Advisors Join Forces to Form Consulting Division to Assist Jewelers in Time of Transition

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(PRESS RELEASE) SimplexDiam Inc. and Eaton Hudson Jewelry Advisors have joined forces to create a powerful and experienced joint venture to provide guidance to store owners seeking to turn around a business, sell off unwanted inventory, or liquidate an entire store. Jewelers looking to SimplexDiam and Eaton Hudson for sales support will find themselves inundated with experience and resources.  Their experienced management team and experienced staff will appraise the jeweler’s inventory, promote the sale to ensure high traffic, provide additional fresh well priced inventory to sell on consignment if the jeweler’s inventory is insufficient, bring in supplemental sales staff where necessary and provide an experienced sales supervisor to help coordinate the sale once it begins. The result is a sales event that leaves the jeweler in a much more advantageous financial position with the freedom to proceed with his plans.

“We admire the SimplexDiam, Inc. team for recognizing the importance of specific industry expertise in our line of work and are glad to be a part of the launch of this strategic partnership. With Eaton Hudson and SimplexDiam together we have a tremendous amount of resources behind us and can draw from the financial capital and back office operational structure of the companies, allowing for a much greater expansion of the jewelry advisory services throughout the United States and Canada,” commented Bob Epstein.

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Except for a few years when he worked as an accountant, Jim Schwartz has always been a jeweler. He grew up in the business and after “counting beans” for a few years, he and his wife, Robin, opened Robin James Jewelers in Cincinnati, Ohio. “We were coming to a stage in our life where we knew we have to make a decision,” says Jim Schwartz. He and Robin wanted to do it right, so they called Wilkerson. The best surprise (besides surpassing sales goals)? “The workers and associations really care about helping us move out own inventory out of the store first. It was very important to us.”

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