Is “Gucci 925? jewelry authentic as “Gucci” jewelry?

I was shopping 4 gifts @ my local Gucci store ” decided 2 check 4 more selections online. I decided 2 check Ebay just 2 look what was out there ” was skeptical on seeing silver jewelry sold on Ebay as Gucci 925. I know that real gucci @ like Neiman ” SFA look like this (cuff links ” tags are a good example w/out the 925 on it):
http://www.jewelrygucci.com

So when I did a search on EBay ” found the exact same gucci jewelry, but w/ the “925″ stamp on it. I know that means the grade 4 the sterling silver, but is it still authentic gucci jewelry or knock off?
I could be answering my own question, but I noticed from the retailers or original Gucci online store it never has the “925″ stamp on it.. Read more about Is “Gucci 925? jewelry authentic as “Gucci” jewelry?

Jewelry Show showcases local and national artists at State Fairgrounds

Submitted by Laura Briedis
There are not many places in town where residents can find items ranging from a dollar glass bead to a five thousand dollar gem-laden bracelet to a priceless million-year-old fossil all under one roof. For three days in July, these one-of-a-kind finds will be showcased at the GemStreet USA Show & Sale, July 18-20, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds “Pioneer our Land” building. Read more about Jewelry Show showcases local and national artists at State Fairgrounds

Platinum Demand for Jewelry Fell in 2007

JCK-Jewelers Circular Keystone

Total fabrication demand for platinum rose 0.8 percent to 7.06 million ounces in 2007 year-over-year, according to the Platinum Group Metals Yearbook. High platinum prices affected demand in some sectors, such as jewelry and electronics, but were offset by relatively inelastic demand in other sectors, in particular the automotive industry.

In 2008, total fabrication demand could rise 3.2 percent to reach 7.28 million ounces, according to the annual report, which was released Tuesday by CPM Group, a commodities market research, consulting, asset management, and investment-banking firm. Demand for platinum in the auto industry, the largest sector of end-use, is projected to remain strong this year, due mostly to strong demand from developing nations. Jewelry demand could decline again this year, while demand in China and other uses are projected to increase slightly. Read more about Platinum Demand for Jewelry Fell in 2007

Testing Reveals Item Of Children's Jewelry With Excess Lead

The Baltimore City Health Department has issued a violation notice to a business prohibiting the sale of a children’s jewelry product that was identified with a lead level in metal components above 600 parts per million. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has been alerted.

The Health Commissioner is deeming all products of the same style and manufacturer of this item to be a nuisance to public health. This product may not be offered for retail sale in Baltimore City. Read more about Testing Reveals Item Of Children's Jewelry With Excess Lead

V Vintage jewelry boutique opens in Beverly Hills

The costume jewelry of another era includes designs by Chanel, Gucci, Dior, Fendi, YSL, Nina Ricci, Kenneth Jay Lane, Judith Leiber and Miriam Haskell.
By Victoria Namkung, Special to The Times

CHANEL. Gucci. Dior. Fendi. No we’re not on Rodeo Drive, but a couple of blocks over on Canon Drive, where Jill Garland has opened V Vintage, a jewel box selling vintage costume jewelry and handbags.

The under-the-radar boutique is by appointment, not only because of its small size, but also so that Garland can pay attention to customers who may want to discuss a piece’s history, importance or even how to wear it. Read more about V Vintage jewelry boutique opens in Beverly Hills

Indian Jewelry

Mehul Choksi took his family’s tiny Mumbai diamond business and turned it into a $1 billion international retailer. But he won’t be satisfied until Gitanjali Gems is much, much bigger Growing up, Mehul Choksi recalls, he often hunted for rough diamonds in his Mumbai home. His father, a diamond trader, would bring home diamonds for grading and sorting and often a loose stone or two would fall on the floor. The kids–six of them, with Mehul the youngest–would scour the floors for anything gleaming. And whenever he found a diamond–some were as thin as a hair strand–his father would reward him with a few rupees. “I realized that this was a lucrative business,” he chuckles. Read more about Indian Jewelry

You can buy the cheap tiffany jewelry

<!–adsense–> Tiffany ” Co. (NYSE: TIF) is a U.S. jewelry and silverware company founded by Charles Lewis Tiffany and Teddy Young in New York City in 1837 as a “stationery and fancy goods emporium”. This world famous store sells high-quality jewelry, china and crystal. While many items might cause sticker-shock, there are also a selection […]

U.K.’s Moissanite Jewelry Design Competition Winner Sparkles at JCK Las Vegas

2008 design contest already underway
In 2007, Charles & Colvard created Moissanite launched a U.K. design competition for moissanite jewelry designs with the self-purchasing woman in mind.

Wright just returned to London from the JCK show as a guest of Charles & Colvard where she showed off her winning design, a moissanite pendant set in 18K white gold valued at approximately $4,000 (pictured). Her piece was chosen as the winner because it truly reflected the trend for soft and geometric pieces, encompassed in an innovative design, Charles & Colvard said in a statement. Read more about U.K.’s Moissanite Jewelry Design Competition Winner Sparkles at JCK Las Vegas

Shopper tries on jewelry, bolts with bling

CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) – Memo to jewelry store clerks: it is best to let a customer try on just one item at a time.

A Canadian sales attendant learned the lesson the hard way this week when a man strolled into an Edmonton, Alberta, jeweler and asked to see several rings and necklaces, one after another.

Once he had loaded himself up with thousands of dollars worth of trinkets, he made for the door. Read more about Shopper tries on jewelry, bolts with bling