Jewelers ponder the thousands of choices available in the trade show.
New MJA President Kevin Kiska of Kiska Jewelers, Grosse Pointe Farms, addresses Jewelers Breakfast attendees. Color was everywhere, especially in the gems exhibited and bought at the trade show and in the festive mood of the evening receptions. The largest selection of seminars in the show's history helped jewelers sharpen their professional skills and increase their knowledge. GIA also held seminars in connection with the Expo, and Jewelers of America's Management Professional Certification Testing was offered on-site. Based on all the comments from attendees and exhibitors, I'd say we succeeded.