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Delivering breaking news to your in-box daily, diamond, wholesaler and high-volume buyer news to your in-box weekly, and colored-gemstone news to your in-box monthly, from the industry's premier information source.

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Daily News

MONDAY-FRIDAY

Breaking news for the jewelry and watch industry from the industry's premier news source, plus market analysis stories, retailer profiles, fashion reports, exclusive data, expert advice and more.

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Wholesaler News

TUESDAY

Stay up to date on the jewelry and watch manufacturing sectors with Wholesaler News, a weekly roundup of everything from mergers and acquisitions to product releases, marketing initiatives, career moves and more.

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Diamond News

WEDNESDAY

From happenings at the world's diamond mines and key trading markets to details on the type of diamond jewelry that is selling at the retail counter, our Diamonds newsletter has the scoop from points all along the diamond pipeline.

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The Majors

THURSDAY

The Majors, aimed at high-volume jewelry buyers, contains the latest on the industry's biggest names --like Zale Corp. and Sterling Jewelers --plus data, research and details on bigger-picture issues that affect the retail industry such as metals prices, legislative issues and more.

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Colored Gemstone News

ONCE A MONTH

The latest news on treatments and grading from the world's gemological laboratories, plus fashion reports on colored gemstones, marketing initiatives and more.

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Silver Newsletter

ONCE A MONTH

Silver News puts the red-hot silver jewelry market into focus with the latest data, plus information on design, marketing initiatives, company news and more.


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