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Pearls.com reinvents itself
As promised to Imperial's Partner in Pearls Independent Jewelers, Pearls.com has begun directing orders to its Partner
Jewelers. Retail customers can now place orders online and choose a local Jeweler to pick up the order. Pearls.com is a catalyst in driving pearl sales to the Jeweler.
Imperil has a significant budget for search engine placement and Pearls.com is getting good visibility on the major search engines. The Imperial IT Department has been working hard to make this Holiday Season extra special for our Partner Jewelers
Pearls 101
Essential product knowledge and top selling tips from the pearl pros.
by Sharon Goldman
By David Federman, Colored Stone Editor-in-Chief
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Two tropical storms and four days of steady rain between August
9th and 12th dropped salinity levels so low in Chinese bays that
fish—as well as pearl oysters—died by the millions.
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Forget lead paint on toys. Forget poisons in pet food. China has got water problems so severe the government is pondering wide bans on its major aquaculture industries, including fish and pearl farming. “Thirst comes first,” says a West Coast pearl dealer returning from a recent buying trip to Hong Kong.
Australians have always been known for their pioneering spirit.
Now, a handful of Aussie entrepreneurs are competing with Japan and China to produce the world’s largest, most beautiful Akoya pearls.
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