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Jewelry Business Growth Consulting is a consulting firm based in Los Angeles, CA that specializes in providing strategic guidance and support to jewelry businesses looking to expand and thrive in the industry. With a focus on sustainable growth and tailored solutions, the company offers expertise in areas such as marketing, operations, and financial management to help jewelry businesses achieve their full potential. Generated from their business information

La Jewelry Plaza is a charming jeweler located in nan, nan, known for its exquisite craftsmanship and unique designs. Offering a wide range of fine jewelry, from elegant rings to stunning necklaces, it caters to both everyday wear and special occasions. With a focus on quality and customer satisfaction, La Jewelry Plaza is the perfect destination for those seeking beautiful pieces that tell a story. Generated from this place's information

Headquartered in in Hollywood CA, Dunitz & Company is a leading designer and manufacturer of handcrafted seed bead jewelry, pouches and hair accessories in a host of colors and styles. Appealing to a variety of design tastes, Dunitz & Company's expansive line features a wide range of styles that span from Victorian to ethnic and casually elegant to sophisticated. Other designs are tailored for new age, children and teen-oriented stores. Of special note, each piece of beadwork is handcrafted in Guatemala by talented Mayan Indian women and primarily made from Czechoslovakian and Japanese glass beads. Other components of our designs include vintage buttons, tagua slices, glass pearls, ribbons, leather and semi-precious stones. Company Founder, Nancy Dunitz Dunitz & Company Founder/Owner Nancy Dunitz first formed Dunitz & Company in 1989 to follow a lifelong dream -- to design jewelry and beautiful things for the home made in the third world countries she liked to visit. "I started with Guatemala because it was only six versus 36 hours away, " laughs Nancy. "And, I felt it was important to learn the intricacies of product distribution before venturing into the Asian market. But once I spent time in Guatemala - building my product line and meeting the friends and designers I now consider my 'second family'- I found I didn't need or want to go anywhere else." While working with some Guatemalan craftspeople on giftware and home accent designs during the developmental stages of her company, Nancy soon met one of the designers she still works with today. "She made all types of beadwork and I always loved what she was creating, " she adds. Nancy teamed up with her to sketch and design jewelry that has since become an integral part of her current collection.