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NEW YORK- March 26, 2008 – Specific comments on risks and requirements of enhancement disclosure are now available
on video featuring Robin Spector of the Federal Trade Commission, Cecilia Gardner of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee
and Christopher Smith of American Gemological Laboratories, Inc. as recorded at the Winter JA Show held in March in New York.
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NEW YORK CITY, March 9, 2008 – With the introduction provided
by Jewelers Vigilance Committee Chief Executive Officer Cecilia Gardner of Robin
Spector an attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, the presentation of “Colored
Gemstone Sales: Are you Compliant or at Risk?” was launched and the results
were both detailed and fascinating.
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Tucson, AZ- February 25, 2008 – With detailed and specific recommendations backed
by decades of experience and current research, Diane Warga-Arias of DWA Communications
and C.R. “Cap” Beesley of American Gemological Laboratories (AGL) set forth several
keys to selling gemstones to the wealthy at the AGTA Show in Tucson, Arizona.
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New York - December 14, 2007 - The cover story of the December 2007 issue of Rapaport
focuses on the Kashmir Sapphire in a story titled "The Kashmir Legend." In the story
Amber Michele, Rapaport's Editor-in-Chief speaks with C.R. "Cap" Beesley,
President of American Gemological Laboratories, Inc. about his personal journey
to the heartland of Kashmir to discover the sources of the famed Kashmir Sapphire.
With this landmark expedition, Beesley has become one of only 3 laboratory gemologists
to visit these legendary deposits, the last of which was 20 years ago. Political
instabilities in the region have significantly curtailed gem exploration and excavation
activities however a sparse supply of these coveted gems still find their way to
the international gemstone trade.