What does IJO stand for?

Independent Jewelers Organization

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Athletes and celebrities' obsession with "ice" filtered from the urban to the suburban market and created a demand for jewelry for the mainstream man, says Mary Moses Kinney, director of the Independent Jewelers Organization, which represents 850 independent jewelers in the United States and Canada.

Video to boardroom: More guys dig jewelry

Mary Moses Kinney, director of merchandising and trade shows at the Independent Jewelers Organization, said UPS typically insures about $25,000 per package, while FedEx has insured only $500 per package.

Glitter of jewel deliveries spurs anti-trust allegations

Swetz said he finds strength as a member of the Independent Jewelers Organization (IJO), a Connecticut-based trade group representing about 900 small jewelers with combined annual revenue of $400 million.

Jewelers find gem of idea to give themselves clout