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Jewelers Organizations

 

American Gem Society
The American Gem Society was established in 1934 by a select group of independent jewelers and Robert M. Shipley, founder of the prestigious school of gemology, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). It was their vision to create an association dedicated to setting and maintaining the highest possible standards of business ethics and professionalism in the jewelry industry. Today, American Gem Society members continue their dedication to ethics, knowledge, and consumer protection.
www.ags.org

American Gem Trade Association
The American Gem Trade Association (AGTA) is an association of North American trade professionals dedicated to promoting the long term stability and integrity of the natural colored gemstone, pearl, and cultured pearl industry. The association pursues its goals through the combined use of educational programs, publicity, industry events, government and industry relations, and printed materials for both the trade and consumer. The AGTA is well known in the gem and jewelry industries for maintaining the highest ethical standards.
www.agta.org

International Colored Gemstone Association
The International Colored Gemstone Association is a non-profit association which was founded in 1983 to represent the international gemstone industry. The ICA is the first and only organization working to increase the understanding, appreciation, and sales of colored gemstones worldwide.
www.gemstone.org

International Watch and Jewelry Guild
With over 4000 members from 47 countries, the International Watch & Jewelry Guild (IWJG) is the world's most active central exchange for acquiring, buying, selling and trading fine vintage, collectable timepieces, estate jewelry, and important diamonds.
www.iwjg.com

Jewelers Board of Trade
Established in 1884, The Jewelers Board of Trade (JBT) is a not for profit jewelry trade association whose primary function is to compile and disseminate accurate and reliable credit information among its members as to the financial standing, credit history and background of dealers of jewelry and related products. We promote the welfare of the jewelry industry in part through furnishing to our members highly specialized credit reports.
www.jewelersboard.com

Society of North American Goldsmiths
The organization for jewelers, designers and metalsmiths. You are invited to join 2,500 producing jewelers, faculty, students, collectors, gallery owners and enthusiasts in the international association that advances metalwork and jewelry.
www.snagmetalsmith.org

International Precious Metals Institute
The International Precious Metals Institute (IPMI) is the largest and most well known association focused on precious metals in the world. IPMI is an international association of producers, refiners, fabricators, scientists, users, financial institutions, merchants, private and public sector groups, and the general precious metals community formed to provide a forum for the exchange of information and technology.
www.ipmi.org