5 Ways to get Customers in your Door!!!

 


3 FUN GIVE
AWAYS  THAT WORK!
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#1 Give away free gems!
We all have a few Amethyst laying around. Have customers come in for a free gemstone and see traffic soar while you make money on the mounting! 



#2 Give a gift to people who have lost their jobs. 
helping hand
Over a hundred jewelers have done this and it has been very good for business!

 


 
#3 GIVE HER THE MOON!
 What could be a greater gift than giving someone the Moon? It's a a fun gift and an excellent conversation piece. plus it only 
costs you $22!







 

 

Have a dog that has not sold? 
Trade that old diamond in for something 
you can sell! 








Funny
Signs you wish you could display...













"Great, Another Pearl for our Anniversary. 
How about a Diamond for once!"




 
#1 THE POWER OF THE FREE GIFT
 
People want the toy more than they want the crackerjacks. They want the fortune more than they want the cookie.
I've talked to jewelers where something as simple as a free stuffed animal has driven sales. We all know how much exposure the 'free gun with purchase' got. Free stuff gets talked about more than a discount. What is your free gift this holiday season?






#2 The Focus Group 

Invite your customers to DECIDE what Jewelry you buy for your store! 

A vendor brings out jewelry and customers talk about, vote, and decide which jewelry is bought for the store. Why is this so great? It empowers the customer! It makes them feel important. Let the customer be the buyer for a day and everybody wins!





 

Get them in the door with
#3 CHARITY

87% of high end customers are
 involved in a charity!
Make yourself a drop off center for toys for tots, cans for a soup kitchen, or even clothes for a shelter. This will get people IN THE DOOR to drop things off. 

(Speaking of charity, a portion of every Olympian diamond sold goes to help fight blindness.)




 #4 Get them in the door
101
Teach!
You sell the most when you don't 
look like you're selling. Instead of inviting customers to come look at rings, invite them to a diamond class! Every Friday you could teach a class on "How to tell the difference between a real and a imitation diamond." People would love it. Give people useful information and they will trust 
and buy from you.

 

 

 

Get them in the door with 
#5 ANIMALS
People love pets. 
Have a cool fish tank, a friendly dog, or even   potbelly pig. People will come in your store just to visit. One jeweler told me she thinks her dog is responsible for 20% of sales! Don't feel like adopting? Have a benefit for a local animal shelter instead.

 










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2.11 EGLUSA USA H I1  $7912
One side white feather. Looks Great!
In a HALO RING




Wow! 1.30 ROUND GIA F SI2+ $5195/ct
TRIPLE EX!!!! Ideal Cut. 
GIA Eye Clean
 


Wow! 1.97 STUDS $3350 Total
MY BEST SELLERS!
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2.81 STUDS


2.59 OLD EURO STUDS $6732 total
Super bright and pretty. Great weight




5.23 Killer STUDS Only! $14,295 total
Clarity Enhanced 
Gorgeous cuts. Fire Balls!
 
 
 
Wow! 3.52 ROUND D color! $31,997
Eye Clean. AWESOME Has an EGL D SI2 cert.
 Eye CLEAN IDEAL XXX
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3.14 OVAL AGS I SI1 $25,888!!
 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT!
11.23x7.83mm Great L/W Ratio
   


3.01 ASHCER I VS1 wow!
New ring. Stunning!
Priced to MOVE! Email for details



1.43 ANTIQUE CUSHION $3995 net
NEW!! 6.85x6.65 hard shape to find!


 
We have .90-1ct Studs CHEAP!!
$600 - $800 Total
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Call Aleah for ALL YOUR MEMO calls! 

 

5th Generation Jeweler 
3rd Generation G.I.A. Gemologist!

   Aleah@OlympianDiamonds.com

  1-800-882-8900

 

I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 

I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 

I am delighted (and ve
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
ry jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 

































































































































































I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 

I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 

I am delighted (and ve
I am delighted (and very jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth. 
ry jealous) that you are interested in the GIA Oval Diamond! Many women dream of even seeing such a diamond. I have spent my entire life in the diamond business and I have never seen a pink color as beautiful as that one.
Pink diamonds are very RARE and EXPENSIVE. Even treated pink diamonds are very rare and out of the budget of most customers. Since the first pink diamonds were recovered from the Argyle mine in 1985, demand for these exceptional gems for pink diamond jewelry has grown to hundreds of millions of dollars as the desire to own the rarest has sent prices skyrocketing.  It is not unusual for pink diamonds to be in the millions of dollars.

Many people confuse HPHT with irradiated or other treated diamonds. HPHT it is permanent and therefore the most expensive. Diamonds that under go HTHP are all natural, mined diamonds. HTHP simply mimics the same diamond process as if the diamonds had remained underground in specific conditions for a much longer period of time.

The price of colored diamonds is based on the COLOR. Since the COLOR is so incredible, I figured it would not mater if it had undergone some treatment. I knew the owner of such a rare gem would love it based on it's beauty alone.
 
Heck every diamond that comes out of the earth looks like salt! Every diamond is treated in some way. It is still a diamond mined in the earth.