I will be speaking on July 26 and 27 at the JA Jewelry Show at the Javits Center in two sessions entitled “Social Networking – Best Practices”.
Click here for the press release from National Jeweler.
Look forward to seeing you there!
I had the pleasure of being in a video out at the JCK Las Vegas Show shot by Engagement 101 Magazine. Also featured in this video was my friend Myriam Gumuchian-Schreiber, president of Gumuchian – manufacturers of some unbelievable jewelry.
I was asked to give my opinion on what guys should do when buying an engagement ring. The guy before me says to “Man Up” – I’m ok with that, we’ve said that around here as well. I put it a little more gently so take a look at about 5.09 minutes in and you ‘ll see! This video was shot at the Lieberfarb booth, one of our best bridal lines:
MAY 21, 2010: Samuelson’s Diamonds, Baltimore’s Downtown Diamond Destination, was featured in the May 16th Edition of National Jeweler Article ‘The Facebook Wave is Cresting’:

Some of the jewelry retailers that have embraced Facebook are realizing significant returns. Samuelson’s Diamonds, for example, a recognized leader in the movement, has not only posted a page under its specific company name but also operates a page under the title “Diamonds.” As I write this column, that latter page was being followed by 342,977 people. Imagine what that’s doing for Samuelson’s.
The original article is from the May 16th Edition of National Jeweler and is entitled “The Facebook Wave is Cresting” A pdf excerpt is available here.
Here’s a clever ad that is being featured in Playbill at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theater right across the street. We figured that the show Stomp would be the perfect venue for this “Sell Your Jewelry” ad. A big thumbs up to David and Garth for a job well done!
Boy did we get snowed this week! As soon as we had gotten ourselves out from under the first blast, Tuesday comes and hits us again. We even had to close on Wednesday and last Saturday! The Baltimore Business Journal was not above noticing the adverse effect this may have on businesses, including ourselves:
Ron Samuelson, owner of Samuelson’s Diamonds in Baltimore, said shoppers are maxed out after Christmas shopping already, and doesn’t expect to gain a lot of Valentine’s Day business. Samuelson recalled the weekend in December before Christmas Day, when snow hurt retailers looking to gain from the last-minute shopper.
“Now it’s a double whammy, and downtown is pretty bad,” Samuelson said. His West Baltimore Street store was closed Wednesday.
Last Saturday was the first day Samuelson had ever closed the store, he said.
Undaunted, though, we’re back! And our Fans on Facebook may have heard:
we’re open for business. the main roads are fine so come on down and say hi, free beer and MAJOR discounts if you do!
We’re just sayin’ – if you’re in the ‘hood, don’t be shy. And if you’re not in the neighborhood, there’s really not much else to do once you’re done digging out.
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