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Need a jewelry collection refresh? You don’t need to look any further than BYCHARI.
The Black-owned and founded jewelry brand is a favorite among everyone, including celebs. BYCHARI, in the words of Ayesha Curry, “makes incredibly handmade jewelry.” The small business, founded by designer Chari Cuthbert, has
From opening her first store during the pandemic at Upper Canada Mall, Kimberly Harvey-Chase is now opening her third My Lil Gem location, with big plans for the future
In 2020, Kimberly Harvey-Chase opened her first handmade jewelry store, My Lil Gem, at Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket. In early 2022, she expanded and opened her second store at Barrie’s Georgian Mall.
Now, Harvey-Chase is excited to finally bring his business to his hometown of Bradford West Gwillimbury later this year with the third location opening at 18 Holland St. West.
“I’ve liked this spot in Bradford for years, I’ve
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LAFAYETTE, La., Jan. 26, 2023
LAFAYETTE, La., Jan. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Dianna Rae Jewelry, located in Lafayette LA, announces the return of an ultra rare collection of diamonds and gemstones. Completing an 18 million mile journey in orbit around the earth, the gems were flowing on SpaceX-26 under a NASA Space Act Agreement with Dianna Rae Jewelry.
These are the first diamonds and gems to be offered for sale with this unique space pedigree.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 24, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Jedora, a leading direct-to-consumer jewelry marketplace, today released its spring 2023 trend report. Jedora’s seasonal report outlines the latest fine jewelry styles and designs forecasted by Jedora’s experienced team of gemology and jewelry experts. Jedora’s spring trends report helps consumers in making informed jewelry choices. Aligning with fashion and jewelry trends, the spring report helps consumers curate their own jewelry collections through the company’s online shopping experience.
Jedora’s spot-on identification of up-and-coming trends has helped consumers navigate shopping for stylish jewelry ranging from everyday wear to special event and heirloom-quality pieces.
An online robbery crew that raided a high-end Park Ave. Jewelry stores early Saturday snatched pricey jewelry and watches likely worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, police said.
The three smash-and-grab thieves busted their way through the glass front and side doors of Cellini Jewelers near E. 56th St. in Midtown at about 3:30 am The store is two blocks from Trump Tower and four blocks from the Museum of Modern Art.
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Toronto police have released surveillance video of a violent robbery at a Rexdale jewelry store this past spring where the suspects allegedly made off with $750,000 worth of stolen goods.
It happened on May 4 in the area of Finch Avenue West and Highway 27 at approximately 12:50 pm, according to the timestamp on the video released Friday.
In a news release, investigators said four men who had their identities concealed with masks and construction vests attended the unidentified store and waited for an employee to open the door.
When an employee did open the door, all four men rushed
Three thieves smashed through the glass doors of a Park Avenue jewelry store with a sledgehammer before making off with half a million dollars in gems, surveillance video released by the NYPD shows.
The heist happened around 3:30 am on Saturday at Cellini Jewelers on 56th Street in midtown Manhattan.
Three suspects used a sledgehammer to break through the glass doors at the front of the store.
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Surveillance video shows the three masked suspects breaking through two glass doors then smashing display cases and grabbing watches and jewelry.
CRIME, EMPLOYEE SHORTAGES FORCE NYC TO RAMP UP SURVEILLANCE, SOME BUSINESSES
ROCKFORD — A enterprise providing jewellery, clothes, candles and different objects from ladies entrepreneurs will take shoppers by appointment solely starting subsequent month.
Indigo proprietor Evangelina Jimenez mentioned her storefront at 333 E. State St. will not be open for public procuring.
“We’re simply closing the retail a part of our store, so we aren’t shifting out,” Jimenez mentioned. “The house will nonetheless be below my possession however we simply plan to evolve into one thing that is much less based mostly on foot