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16 | The Jewelr y Book I F YOU FOLLOW TJB ON SOCIAL (and I hope you do), you've probably noticed I have a hard time containing my enthusiasm when it comes to jewelry. ere are designs that stop me in my tracks and I just have to share them. Whether it's a standout color story, a chic cocktail classic, or a creative trend stack … the list goes on. It's that same energy that I bring to Market Week. It's one of my favorite times of the year—recon- necting with old friends, meeting new ones, and diving into the ever-evolving conversation about what will truly surprise and delight your custom- ers. Stepping into booths can feel a little like sensory overload—but in the best possible way, right? Surrounded by so much beauty, the real challenge becomes: how do you choose? I believe that's where we come in. At e Jewelry Book, our goal is to curate the best of the best, to help you think carefully about what needs to be in stores now and stay ahead of what's next. It means spotlighting artistry and creativity in designs that resonate to help both designers and retailers thrive. is issue is a true reflection of that spirit. I'm especially excited about our COUTURE Design Atelier section, as well as our feature on Michelle Orman and her ongoing work to build community within the fine jewelry world— something that feels more meaningful than ever right now. Our editor, Michael Shulman, brings his signature perspective to a Current Obsession on gold, along with his always-anticipated Wearable Prozac— this time spotlighting Alexander Laut. And of course, we're joined by the familiar voices that make this publication feel like home: Peter Smith on the art of the handwritten note, Dani's ever-creative Dazzle, and a wonderful addition from Eileen McClellan with Retail Radar. Las Vegas, as always, will deliver the full experi- ence—excitement, inspiration, long days, late nights … and a little exhaustion, for sure. But that rhythm is part of the magic. It's a tradition we wouldn't want to miss. is Market Week is especially meaningful for me as it marks my 25th year—something I can hardly believe, though my feet might argue otherwise by day three. I hope you enjoy this issue—and I look forward to saying hello in the sparkle of Vegas. Follow @eJewelryBook + LinkedIn @NicoleBromstad Nicole Bromstad, Publisher, e Jewelry Book ™ Nicole Bromstad P U B L I S H E R ' S L E T T E R CATALOGS HELP DRIVE HOLIDAY SALES — START PLANNING NOW What cuts through holiday noise? A personalized catalog. More than products, it tells your full story: history, philosophy, team, testimonials—everything that builds confidence to buy. A custom printed catalog has staying power. It gets revisited for weeks and keeps your brand top of mind. For over 20 years, we've created catalogs fitting each client's brand, goals and budget. For a more effective selling plan this holiday season, let's talk. C O N T A C T : nicole@thejewelrybook.com