Is there a 'proper' name for jewlers or at least for the proscess of making one's own jewelery ?
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Before there was all the platinum "blingage" a jewler was known as a Gold Smith.
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Roses, jewerly, or money
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are you sure it doesnt say "CARTIER", \nfamous jewelry company
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necklace or a braclet but not a ring. rings stand for comentment.
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Got to a cooking store like Williams and Sonoma, buy and apron, a chefs hats, some really nice pots or pans (high quality stuff), knives or anything metal and then have his name engraved or embroidered in it.  (ie: Chef's hat - "First name, The Best Chef in town" ) Or somthing. The place to get things engrave is called Things Remembered. Check out the two websites below.
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in your name or related to any one for eg.Sweety Ceramic
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When my gf of just one year had her birthday, I went to ebay and bought a jewel from cambodia.   I got a blue zircon, (she likes blue zircon, and trust me, if you pay attention, the gf will drop the hints.....)\n\nShe took that blue Z and bought a ring and setting for it, (cause she knows gemology), and I have to say,  she did a really good job of making a ring out of it.\n\nSo, look for something unusual, something she likes, and something she can add her own style to.\n\nAND GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!!  (cause,dude???  that's not an easy thing to do!!!)\n\nsincerely:\ntom
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First identify the suppliers that you are interested in. Secondly contact the company and ask to speak to a sales rep. Request a wholesale catalogue, and then the rep will try to make an appointment with you. If they think you do not have the capital most likely they will not send anything to you. Once you have a retail location setup sales reps will actually call on you.\n\nTo answer your question directly, a person would rely on the list of suppliers that they already knew from working in that industry. Or if you have a friend working in the industry you could ask them. If you don't have either then it would be best to get a job at least for a while working in a jewlery operation. Really liking jewelry and opening a business are two very different things. Everyone needs practical experience in whatever industry that they choose or the business is most likely doomed to failure before it even starts. \n\nYou can try Google, Yahoo, and other search engines for a list of jewelry suppliers but you are not going to find retail quality wholesalers publishing their price list on a website. One idea might be to choose a specific market and maybe take a class. I know this is not going to be a popular answer but running your own business requires experience, knowledge, contacts, and a lot of luck. It is a fact that most small businesses fail in the first year due to lack of preparation.
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get a fake one from swarofsky -- nobody can tell but a jewler
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exactly where do u live and between what hours are u not home\n\njokeing\n\ngo to private jewlers and just sell them
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You could always just name it after yourself?\n\nFor example: Pelito's Pizza, Pelito's Autobody, Pelito's Laundromat, Pelito's Wedding Planning, Pelito's Plants, Pelito's Tax Refunds Fast -\n\nGood luck with it...
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Try an online translator. Find something that is unique, classy, chic and special, and if you want to, translate it into a language you appreciate.\n\nSomething perhaps a little cliché, but that which I'm fond of nonetheless, is "Jewel of the Stars".
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There are organizations of bridal consultants which can give you a list of names.  June Brides is one of the oldest organizations.  If you're looking for someone who will work cheap, having a qualified, but non-established consultant will keep you from spending too much money.  You can tell who they are by the fact that they don't charge much.  When all else fails, check the phone book.
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Contact a jewelry supply store, or jeweler that employs bench jewelers directly to ask.  I know that Lonnies, Inc in Phoenix AZ has people with green cards.
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lol that's a funny question! I love the song tho but i really dont know where to get one! I think you get one at a jewerly store..or you get a custom made one
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If you are looking to find an online jewler, a good reputable site is bluenile.com.\n\nOther than that, I would suggest watching for bridal shows in your area.  Even if there are no jewelers at the event, the other wedding vendors should be able to point you in the direction of someone.\n\nAlso, don't forget to ask family and friends!
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Most Jewish names are relative to what their profession was when they came to america. For the most part the immigration officials couldnt pronounce their proper name and so they would make their name the same as what their profession was. For example a goldsmith would be known as Abe Gold because that was what he worked with.