Under the Crown Introduces Crown Jubilee Diamonds and More Product News for April

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March 19, 2017

INSTORE Staff

Crown Jubilee Diamonds

Crown Jubilee

Under the Crown’s Crown Jubilee diamonds are carefully refashioned Old Mine Cut or European Cut diamonds turned into new diamonds with a kaleidoscope effect, bringing the crown and pavilion of the stone into perfect harmony. underthecrown.com

Money for Scholars

The Jewelers of America (JA) scholarship program’s 2017 enrollment period is under way. The program, open to qualifying members of JA, includes scholarships for the Gemological Institute of America, Diamond Council of America, Jewelers Education Foundation of AGS and the Jewelers of America’s Bench Professional Certification program. jewelers.org

Remembering Cindy

The Contemporary Jewelry Design Group will hold the Cindy Edelstein Memorial Charity Auction at COUTURE in Las Vegas; proceeds will go to Jewelers For Children and to the Cindy Edelstein fund of the WJA. cjdg.jewelry

Sri Lanka Set

The 2017 edition of FACETS, Sri Lanka’s international gem and jewelry show, is expected to host more than 200 exhibitors and 10,000 attendees and will be held from Aug. 31 to Sep. 3, 2017. facetssrilanka.com

Shining Web

Diamond wholesaler M. Geller, Ltd has revamped its website to offer users an updated experience. Most noteworthy is the improved search functionality: the new site and its loose diamond tool, which scans more than 30,000 white, fancy color and lab-grown diamonds, is now mobile-friendly for easy smartphone and tablet use. mgellerdiamonds.com

This article originally appeared in the April 2017 edition of INSTORE.

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