National Jeweler

Crime

What a suspect’s hands would look like if hit with a canister of synthetic DNA spray. The forensic technology is manufactured in SelectaDNA’s labs.
The Intruder Spray System is used in banks and convenience stores in Europe, and now has been installed in a high-end watch boutique on New York’s 57th Street. Read More >

Latest News

Police say the pair hit multiple stores across the Garden and Empire states.

The Jewelers Security Alliance said the man has snatched expensive watches from four stores in North and South Carolina.

Police in a major European city have asked the Jewelers Security Alliance for help identifying the male, who swapped cubic zirconia for 24 diamonds.

They allegedly used the information of a Tennessee jeweler to place fraudulent orders with a diamond firm, according to the Knox County Sheriff’s Office.

They’ve allegedly hit, or tried to hit, jewelers in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, New Jersey and Illinois.
National Jeweler

Fine Jewelry Industry News

Since 1906, National Jeweler has been the must-read news source for smart jewelry professionals--jewelry retailers, designers, buyers, manufacturers, and suppliers. From market analysis to emerging jewelry trends, we cover the important industry topics vital to the everyday success of jewelry professionals worldwide. National Jeweler delivers the most urgent jewelry news necessary for running your day-to-day jewelry business here, and via our daily e-newsletter, website and other specialty publications, such as "The State of the Majors." National Jeweler is published by Jewelers of America, the leading nonprofit jewelry association in the United States.

Sections

Tools

Resources



Jewelers of America
Copyright © National Jeweler. All rights reserved. Read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy