Jewellery Body Pleased With Turnout

Published on 03/04/09

A jewellery body has welcomed the turnout at a recent event which aimed to educated sellers of items such as gold diamond rings.

Stuller's annual Jewellers Workshop attracted more than 200 visitors, with those keen to pick up hints and tips on the sector flocking to the two-day series of seminars.

Matthew Stuller, founder of the company behind the talks, commented that he is "very pleased" with the number of firms and delegates that came to take advantage of the advice on offer.

He said: "Our goal is to provide high-quality, value-added products while giving jewelers more ways to say yes to customers. Events like this embody how we offer the beauty of it all."

Mr Stuller went onto state that retailers, such as those selling platinum diamond rings, which make positive changes can thrive during the recession and continue to prosper once the economy recovers.

In other industry news, Robert Maroszek, director of Carat Smart Diamonds Australia, recently gave safety advice to jewellery stores, after the robbery of a 9.10-crat diamond ring from a Melbourne outlet.