It’s not all about the technology, of course. Jewelers must be more self-aware and vigilant than other business owners or retailers.Don’t post personal information, such as your travel schedule or home address, on social networks such as Facebook.Vary your route to and from work. If you are carrying merchandise, keep a close eye on your rearview mirror and practice what security experts call “evasive driving”—circling the block, making U-turns, or doubling back on your route to ensure you’re not being followed.If you have a freestanding store, inspect it for signs of a break-in or an attempted break-in before attempting to enter. You don’t want to confront a potentially dangerous criminal (or destroy possible evidence such as fingerprints).Neither you nor your employees should open or close the store alone. A second employee should be present with a cellphone in order to
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