Is anyone a jewelry representative? For which company? Where are you located?
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GiraffeyedDonor-ish
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I'm not a representative, but my aunt who was just visiting me was a representative of LiaSophia and she was from Florida. I really liked some of their stuff. There is a wide variety of jewelry from very simple to grand and extreme. There were also childish things, teen things, and some classy pieces of jewelry. I think you can at lest find one thing for anybody.
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You can try Cookie Lee. They have some nice pieces of costume jewelry available; they are based in California. However, they have showrooms throughout the states, so that your able (if your a consultant) to walk in and pick out the pieces you want to sell, buy for yourself, or purchase as gifts for those you know. You have to be a consultant to get in (or at least know one), and there's basically two options for buy in packages. Initial start up is about $300 something for package 1 and the other about $700. I could be off, but I'm close to the numbers. The jewelry is pretty decent quality & trendy, and the people are nice. Good luck with your search. You can check out the Cookie Lee website, and get a catalog there too. I think its cool that you can eitheir drive down to a showroom to pick out your jewelry & exam it yourself..or you can order from the computer.
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Try Pearl After Pearl.com This is a truly upscale, trendy company who is on the cutting edge of exploding into the market. You can do home parties or wholesale to women's clothing stores. Goodluck.
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I recently became an independent jewelry representative and LOVE the company I work for. I was laid of from a corporate job and started working as a jewelry rep and I LOVE my job and make enough that I may not go back to the boring desk role. We have the best commision plan in the indutry and great quality products. Id be happy to discuss more over email. ouillusion at yahoo
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