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Brand News: Glenn Walters Joins Uneek; Rahaminov Debuts Malibu 18; Fruchtman University Begins January 21, 2015 (0 comments)

Glenn Walters Joins Uneek Fine Jewelry Collections

Los Angeles, CA--Uneek Fine Jewelry Collections by Benjamin Javaheri announces that Glenn Walters has been appointed Regional Sales Manager for the Midwest, Central and Southeastern States.

Walters has been instrumental in building numerous fine jewelry brands with high-end independents and is renowned for his personal service, passion, knowledge, and decades of industry experience. These make him the ideal to help retailers grow their business and partnership with Uneek, and facilitate new relationships. Walters can be reached at: (404) 272-2102 or e-mail: glenn@uneekjewelry.com. Or meet him at Uneek Booth # 311 at the upcoming Centurion Show 2015 in Scottsdale, AZ.

 

Rahaminov to Debut Collaborative Malibu 18 Collection In Scottsdale

Los Angeles, CA—Tamara Rahaminov Goldfiner, designer from Rahaminov Diamonds, has partnered with Irit Design of Malibu, CA; a designer known for her celebrity clientele and edgy yet elegant jewelry. The collaboration between the two—neighbors in Malibu—has created a new collection called Malibu 18. Malibu 18 is an extension of both designers’ personal styles and passion for beautiful jewelry.

Malibu 18 consists of bold, everyday pieces including rings, bangles, earrings, pendants, and necklaces, all in 18k gold accented with diamonds. All pieces are designed to work harmoniously together. This fresh, new collection consists of unique, eclectic pieces with appeal for everyone. A cuff from the collection is shown top left.

Rahaminov Diamonds will debut the Malibu 18 collaboration at Centurion Scottsdale in Booth 711.

 

Fruchtman Marketing Launches Fruchtman University

Toledo, OH—Fruchtman Marketing, a full-service marketing firm specializing in the jewelry industry, will provide exclusive one-on-one strategy sessions to a select pre-qualified group of retailers during The SMART Jewelry Show in Chicago, April 18-20. Presented as Fruchtman University, the in-depth, 90-minute sessions will be used to evaluate participants’ current marketing strategies and determine ways to enhance their performance.

“This is an industry first. It is an unbelievable opportunity for anyone in jewelry retail who wants take their business to the next level,” said Ellen Fruchtman (above left), president of Fruchtman Marketing. “In 90 minutes, we’ll give them solid advice on the marketing areas which need focus: overall strategy, media placement, and digital tactics.”

Sessions are free and all information discussed will remain confidential. Only 30 sessions are available. Sessions will be conducted by Fruchtman and executive vice president Angie Ash who will examine marketing strategy; vice president Shane O’Neill, who will discuss, critique, and recommend digital programs; and media director Mike Sugg, who will analyze and advise participants on media planning and placement.

Apply online at fruchtmanuniversity.com.