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Joe Jonas’s brooch was an antique piece from For Future Reference Vintage.
The television personality skipped the necklace and earrings — and it worked.
A Grammy winner, an Italian rock star, and two rings that challenge bridal conventions.
SWOT analyses and trend reports have a place. But your next big thing might be hiding in what you can't stop thinking about.
Our Brain Squad shares their plans for the post-holiday breather — but it's not all relaxation.
Vintage-inspired looks hint at an awards season that's equal parts inspirational and aspirational.
He wore $70,200 around his neck and no shirt under his jacket. It works.
Pep talks fade. Bonuses get spent. But a well-placed nudge can change behavior for good.
It was a question of good fortune, but not luck for this Florida jeweler.
Here are resolutions some of your less-accomplished peers are making for the year ahead.
Plus, Shane Decker's five-year plan for nervous husbands.
Forget the cookies and thank-you notes. The real key to customer loyalty is making shopping so easy they barely notice the effort.
From $10,000 gold to jewelry vending machines to "Gulag America" — Brain Squad holds nothing back.
Central planning didn't work for the Soviets. It probably won't work for your store either.
The profiles, case studies, and ideas jewelers kept coming back to.
Data and analysis only get you so far. Your gut — and even your body — might be the secret weapon you've been ignoring.
This underrated gem has surprising colors and wilder stories. Here's how to sell them both.
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