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[navneetagarwal]

HOW TO RESTORE AND REVIVE YOUR JEWELLERY BUSINESS AFTER COVID-19!

With world economies opening up, the post-covid 19 lockdown world will be experiencing a massive shift in the focuses of businesses. While the primary aim is to redirect business to stores, it is going to be an uphill task for the gemstone and jewellery industry, which relies majorly on physical interaction of the buyers with our products. Thus, as an industry, it is time to get creative and adapt changes to create a safe and secure environment for us, our customers and our employees. Let us explore how we can look to revive our jewellery business in the post-lockdown world.

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[Barbra Voltaire, FGG]

Clearly an attempt to get visitors to their site, but there is some useful information on the page linked.

[glhays]

Agree, kind of like the emerald grading post. Stay tuned more to come from their sponsors. Appearantly the tradeshow circuits mostly non existence is hurting more than others. If you read into some other recent posts about "Denver" for example. Attending vendors stated to be doing better than expected, followed by the statement not very busy, which I took as it was a buyers market. JMO....

[dchallener]

I heard that the sellers at Spruce Pine had record sales this year. (I did not go.) This was the Grassy Creek Show, one of my perennial favorites.

[glhays]

Here in So. Ca. no local shows, I think there is one happening this weekend one of the first since PC era. Will see what they say in the coming week or so about attendance and sales.