Supplier News: Week of Nov. 4

White Pine Jewelry Solutions Announces First Finished Jewelry Sales Event

The recently formed White Pine Jewelry Solutions, a division of White Pine Trading, will hold its first finished jewelry and watch sales event for the trade at its Fifth Avenue offices Nov. 11–13. The sale will offer finished jewelry packaged in lots, ranging from 25 to 200 pieces with a value totaling approximately $10 million.

Among the offerings are diamond and colored stone jewelry, antique and estate pieces, watches, and more. The sale will also offer “buy now” pieces, a departure from traditional jewelry auctions ensuring competitive bidding by setting buyers’ and sellers’ expectations around a target price created by White Pine’s experts.

“This sale will give bidders the opportunity to secure competitively valued goods that are not actively promoted in the market at prices that allow for great margins on resale,” said director of jewelry Michael Lebowitz in a press release. “Our model saves time and money for dealers and retailers looking to buy a sufficient amount of product at one event. We’re looking forward to this inaugural event and to delivering great value to our customers.”

The event runs Nov. 11–13. For more information, visit whitepinediamonds.com.

Leibish & Co. Offers Winning Argyle Tender Diamonds

argyle pink diamond tenderOnline diamond brand Leibish & Co. had the fortune of winning seven stones from the 64 offered at this year’s Argyle Pink Diamond Tender from by Rio Tinto—five of which are now available for sale on its website. The other two have been sent back to the polishing wheel to achieve improvements in color and will be released thereafter.

“Buyers clearly understand the potential each and every Argyle Tender diamond holds, as the prices paid were unbelievably high,” said Shmulik Polnauer, chief diamond buyer for Leibish & Co., in a press release. “Last year we won 17 tender diamonds, which was 25 percent of all the stones offered, and they were sold off very quickly. I had hoped to win more, but am not disappointed with winning only seven.”

The stones range in carat sides from 0.35 ct. to 0.71 ct., in heart-shape, radiant, round, oval, and princess cuts. For more information and to see the stones, visit leibish.com.

Rahaminov Diamonds Launches New Website

Award-winning jewelry house Rahaminov Diamonds has launched its new website, redesigned with a fresh, modern look that remains true to its classic heritage and style. The redesign includes new photography, videos, an in-depth history of the company, and profile of designer Tamara Rahaminov Goldfiner, among other features. 

“We’ve been suppliers of high-quality diamonds for over 70 years, and have evoled into a leading U.S. jewelry manufacturer,” said CEO Amir Goldfiner in a release. “The new website beautifully showcases our exquisite jewelry designs and connects customers to our authorized retailers.”

To see the new website, visit rahaminov.com.

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