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Articles in November, 2002 issue of JQ

• WJA scholarship winners. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(Brief Article)
• A legacy of refinement.(sterling silver serving pieces are a valuable investment)
  by Pulese-Murphy, Donna
• The eyes have it. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(Brief Article)
• Editor's letter.(bridal jewelry now includes diamonds and other gemstones, and not just in rings)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Bunge, Dena
• Breakthrough designers: Italian evolutions from Emanuela Duca.
• Forever yours.(symbolic meanings of engagement and marriage jewelry; customs and use of materials)
• 2003 Talent Contest. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).
• Comfort, quality, and style. (Significant Details).(N'OVAL ring)(Brief Article)
  by Bromstad, Alexandra
• Dynamite diamond.(13.2-carat "American Star" diamond)(Brief Article)
• Unique proposals.
  by Bunge, Dena
• Dazzling sapphires. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(Brief Article)
• Treasures from the tundra.(growing number of US jewelers getting diamonds from Canada)
• Michael Good at GIA. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(Gemological Institute of America)(Brief Article)
• From ballet to bridal: Judith Conway's staying on her toes as a top designer. (Designers: Up Close and Personal).
  by Stebbins, Dan
• Have a heart. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(John Atencio makes jewelry collection for American Heart Association)(Brief Article)
• For the love of the brand: the potentials and pitfalls of Scott Kay's emotional marketing.
  by Malcolmson, James
• Isn't it romantic.
  by Pulese-Murphy, Donna
• Fancy pink. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(one-of-a-kind, 75.10-carat, pink diamond necklace )(Brief Article)
• Natural creations.(jewelry designers inspired by nature)
  by Pulese-Murphy, Donna
• In focus: Sarah Graham. (Contrasts).
  by Volkman, Janet
• JIC first annual Gem Awards. (Facets: News & Notes from the Jewelry Industry).(Brief Article)
• Jeff Cooper: he's a presence in bridal.