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GN Diamond Named 2026 RJO Vendor of the Year for Loose Diamonds 

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Key takeaways

• GN Diamond has been awarded the 2026 RJO Vendor of the Year for Loose Diamonds, having previously won in 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025.

• The award is selected by RJO retail membership to recognize outstanding members for excellence in sales, service, and support.

• GN Diamond partners with over 5,500 independent retail jewelry stores nationwide and remains dedicated to supporting brick-and-mortar jewelers over internet portals.

GN Diamond Named 2026 RJO Vendor of the Year for Loose Diamonds

RJO VENDOR OF THE YEAR LOOSE DIAMONDS

GN Diamond, an industry leader in GIA-certified natural loose diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and finished diamond jewelry, has been named the 2026 RJO Vendor of the Year in the Loose Diamonds category.

GN Diamond has received this recognition multiple times, including in 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025.

The RJO awards are selected by retail members and recognize outstanding vendors for excellence in sales, service, and support.

“Every morning, I tell my team that the most important asset of this company is the employees who make up GN,” said Asaf Herskovitz, CEO of GN Diamond. “Our team works hard every day to provide the best customer service in the industry and build long-lasting relationships with our retail partners. We are honored to be voted Vendor of the Year for Loose Goods by RJO members for 2026. Thank you to our RJO retail partners — we appreciate your vote.”

To learn more about GN Diamond, visit gndiamond.com, email sales@gndiamond.com, or call 800-724-8810. GN Diamond partners with more than 5,500 independent retail jewelry stores across the country and remains dedicated to helping jewelers sell more diamonds.

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