Italian jewelry fair VICENZAORO will make September 24 an international meeting «Mujeres Brillantes» ( «Radiant shine woman" in Spanish), about 500 representatives of the fair sex working in the gold trade sector and diamonds in South America, as well as from Turkey, Spain, Italy, Great Britain and Israel.
Mission «Mujeres Brillantes» is to help women in the sectors of the jewelry and watch industry to consolidate its business in order to exchange skills and experience. «Mujeres Brillantes» elected Italian group exhibition (Italian Exhibition Group, IEG) and VICENZAORO as a platform through a mutual vision of gender equality, respect and attention to women heads of jewelry companies.
«Mujeres Brillantes» formed their association in the second week of the diamond on the sidelines of the World Jewelry Center in Panama (World Jewelry Hub) for the exchange of experience and positioning itself as a united group in the jewelry industry.
"Our overall feeling is that the industry is too focused on sales and not on a real shopping experience, or other internal components. As women, we instinctively understand that the buying process has to be a special and intimate moment, that goes beyond the business transaction, "- says the president of« Mujeres Brillantes »Ali Pastorini (Ali Pastorini).
The aim of the group is not just their own campaigns, and the improvement of the marketing approach and offer a new look at the industry through the eyes of women, according to a press release «Mujeres Brillantes».
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As part of a joint initiative of the London Diamond Bourse (London Diamond Bourse) and the Service on insolvency (Insolvency Service) (the government body UK providing services who are in difficult financial situation) from the following paper discusses the companies pretend to offer interested people invest in diamonds.
As part of this recommendation, consumers considered the practice of companies involved in fraud in the sale of investment diamonds, and draws attention to the fact that the members of the London diamond exchange are obliged to act in accordance with the legal acts and so consumers are protected in terms of reparation by our arbitration services.
cases of cheating people in selling their diamonds and precious stones for the past few years. In almost all cases the sale of these stones is part of a sophisticated scam called "stokehold" when the stones either do not exist or are sold at very high prices - sometimes exceeding 15 times the true. Customer often convince nonexistent diamonds placed in a Swiss bank vault to their sale was not subject to UK VAT.
Currently, there are companies that offer assistance and services to victims of reparation, in order to try to get the sold diamonds or money spent. These offers can often be a continuation of the scam. This kind of company is often asked to prepay or require others to buy diamonds or acquire other investment products, before taking any action. In these cases, such companies should be treated with suspicion.
The London Diamond Bourse has convincingly confirmed by documentary evidence from consumers who have been victims of scams when customers fraudulently deprived of tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands of pounds in the belief that made a sound investment - as long as do not understand that do not receive diamonds, or did not come to the sad realization that the liquidation value of the stones and did not stand next to their purchase price.
Since diamonds are a form of investment, not subject to regulation, diamond brokers are not required to register with the Office of Financial Regulation and Supervision of the UK. To date, the London Diamond Bourse has not received any complaints on any of our members who would act as described above, and urges members of the public to exercise as much due diligence in order to protect themselves from such practices, and always inquire about signs of membership in our exchange when considering the purchase of diamonds, as well as contact us to verify the validity of such signs.
First, we explain how this scam. Sometimes customers may be cheated several times - so refined and perfected is the approach that sell scam.
Dealers offering investment diamonds, mostly targeting those whom are public data that they have investment products - they are easily detected by a search of property records in the shares of public joint stock companies. Most often, the aim of becoming a widow or widower.
Initial contact is always on the phone, and potential customers will be asked to make their retirement savings or the savings is better to work for them. If you have previously sold diamonds or other alternative investment products, it is very likely that you may be contacted subsequently other companies, as customer information is often passed from hand to hand.
Fraudsters will use the bogus Web sites, company names, and use technical jargon to inspire confidence.
For this may well be followed by numerous telephone calls and mailing glossy brochure outlining the benefits of investment in diamonds.
Scammers may also contact the client and advise to invest more money in the purchase of a large stone, saying that they will be able to pay the cost of the existing stone to complete this purchase.
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