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I sent out an email March 17^th on my thoughts of handling customers jewelry during this pandemic.

I have since received some very good suggestions by you, jewelers on doing a better job and want to share these with you. Also, I found some places for you to order hand sanitizer/face masks and alcohol.

The best and easiest solution to start is an item you can hardly find: Clorox Disinfecting Wipes.
Being they are so difficult to find and we need even better cleaning solutions we’ll go this route:

I had recommended some cleaning solutions for the front counter:

• Barbicide
• UV cleaning machine
• Alcohol

I want to make some changes.  

I recently received a very detailed emailed from a jeweler named Annie who was ......

Can your jewelry store survive a downturn in sales now?

Kind of a “slam in the face” headline isn’t it? Don’t tell me you haven’t laid awake at night thinking about what the Corona Virus will do to your jewelry business.

Your sales for a period of time will for surely decrease. Are you prepared to make it to the other side? How about your employees who you keep talking about as “we are family here”?

There are two questions really, simple questions.

1. Do you have enough cash to take you through the lower traffic time?
2. How will your business run on the other side?

I’m not yelling “the sky is falling” as America always rebounds. As a 71-year-old I’ve seen many ......

How to handle abandoned jewelry repairs

Every store has repairs (jewelry and watch) that have not and will not be picked up. The repair ticket you have that says “after 6 months unclaimed repairs will be ours” will not hold up in court. “Forgetaboutit”.

Each state has a law how to handle things being repaired and what to do with them if abandoned and it’s not what you think, nor will it be easy for you to get a straight answer.

Typically, your state Attorney General’s Office knows the laws but you’ll still find getting an intelligent answer difficult. If you google:

“abandoned repairs, ‘my state name’” you come up with a huge list and you’ll see more often than .........

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Would you come to work for me for $150,000.00 a year?

I’ve asked this question of many jewelers and over 60% say YES! For many this would be a substantial raise in their pay. I also pay 100% of your medical expenses and have a company 401K plan in place. The month of December is mostly time off for my company, it’s slow then.

Would you work for me for $150,000.00 a year? You would? GREAT! You will start June 1^st. Casual dress.

Oh, I forgot to mention. I only give out one pay check and it’s for the $150,000.00.

I pay every year on May 31^st!

Is there a problem? I mean $150,000.00 is probably more than you make now. What? You can’t afford to go a year without a paycheck? ...