
David Brown
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1 week ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |David Brown
Nathan KiddleRobert Cliff Master JewellersSIGNATURE PIECE:(ELISE) This piece was designed and handmade for the Jewellery Design Awards and was named a finalist. It features 18-carat white and yellow gold with free spinning rails held in place with handmade screws and is set with diamonds and Ceylon sapphires. FAVOURITE GEMSTONE: Blue Ceylon Sapphire. FAVOURITE METAL: 18-carat yellow gold.
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2 weeks ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Ryan Estis |Georganne Bender |Shep Hyken |David Brown
Through my life experiences, conditioning, limited understanding, and fear of failure, I convinced myself I wasn’t cut out to start a business. I clung to that internal version of myself, and it afforded some false sense of security and a way to rationalise my decision to stay the course. I was also very wrong. As my dream beckoned, I summoned the courage to answer the call and take my shot. If you’ve ever thought, “That’s just not possible for me,” you’re not alone.
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1 month ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Samuel Ord |David Brown
Arda KaraFidda & KatinaSIGNATURE PIECE:(CLOSE TO THE HEART) This was the very first custom-made piece I completed. This ring was extra special, as it was the engagement ring that I used to propose to my wife. Due to the sentimental value, I took extra care and precision to design this ring, leveraging my existing contacts in the industry to source the perfect diamonds to create this timeless ring.
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1 month ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Jeannie Walters |David Brown |Paul Sloane |David Brock
There is a strange dichotomy in customer service. At its core, it should be joyful!It feels good to help customers solve problems, have a moment of delight, and feel better about their business relationships. However, the truth is that those same customers, whom we are happy to serve, do not always sing our praises or use their ‘inside voices’ when asking for support. Serving customers is hard work.
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2 months ago |
jewellermagazine.com | Alex Fetanat |David Brown |Shep Hyken |Paul Sloane
Entering the competitive online jewellery market can be a challenge for store owners. As a jewellery store owner, you are constantly running advertising campaigns both online and offline to attract customers with a top-notch selection, competitive prices, and exceptional quality. Standing out from the competition, especially against more prominent, well-established brands with seemingly endless marketing budgets, can be a daunting challenge.
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