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Jewellery industry reacts to Chamilia exit - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

Chamilia’s imminent departure from the Australia and New Zealand jewellery market has left the industry in a mixed state of shock, apprehension and optimism.

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Imitation Jewelry Market to See Major Growth by 2026 | Yurman Design, Avon Product, Swank, Buckley Jewellery

Imitation Jewelry Market to See Major Growth by 2026 | Yurman Design, Avon Product, Swank, Buckley Jewellery iCrowd Newswire 25 May 2021, 16:07 GMT+10 A Latest intelligence report published by AMA Research with title Imitation Jewelry Market Outlook to 2025.A detailed study accumulated to offer Latest insights about acute features of the Global Imitation Jewelry market. This report provides a detailed overview of key factors in the Imitation Jewelry Market and factors such as driver, restraint, past and current trends, regulatory scenarios and technology development. A thorough analysis of these factors including economic slowdown, local & global reforms and COVID-19 Impact has been conducted to determine future growth prospects in the global market.

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Imitation Jewelry Market to See Major Growth by 2026 | Yurman Design, Avon Product, Swank, Buckley Jewellery

Imitation Jewelry Market to See Major Growth by 2026 | Yurman Design, Avon Product, Swank, Buckley Jewellery
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Business as usual after Endless Jewelry collapse - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

âBusiness as usualâ after Endless Jewelry collapse 6.6 k views | Posted November 29, 2016 | By Staff Journalist The Australian retail stockists of Endless Jewelry have been advised it will be “business as usual” despite the company filing for bankruptcy in Germany. German Insolvency Register records indicated that Endless International GmbH, which is headquartered and registered in Germany, initiated insolvency proceedings on 18 November. A statement issued by Endless International GmbH confirmed the action, explaining that shareholders, board of directors and management had “reached the conclusion to declare the company bankrupt”. “Management and shareholders have been trying hard to establish a financial and sound business and they have spent considerable resources to find a sustainable model for the future. However, this has appeared not to be possible,” the statement read.

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Brand battle: Pandora, Alex and Ani to fight it out - Jeweller Magazine: Jewellery News and Trends

Brand battle: Pandora, Alex and Ani to fight it out 19.8 k views | Posted January 18, 2016 | By Coleby Nicholson The battle between Pandora Australia and Alex and Ani appears to have escalated, with the matter garnering attention from the wider jewellery industry and mainstream media. As first reported by Jeweller in December 2015, the trouble started when Pandora Australia and New Zealand president Brien Winther advised the brand’s retail stockists against simultaneously stocking US jewellery range Alex and Ani. The newcomer, Alex and Ani, was introduced to the Australian and New Zealand market about one week prior by House of Brands, which is owned by former Pandora Australia and New Zealand president Karin Adcock.

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