The delegation discussed the current market situation regarding silver jewellery. In particular concern was expressed over the rapid rises in silver prices and its effect on long-term growth within the industry.
The Silver Jewellery convention.
A brief and humorous guide to some of the silver jewelers attending the Limerick conference.
Without doubt no other set of jewelers on the planet have larger beer bellies. Here they are all assembled ready of the international jewellery conference, held in Limerick, Ireland.

Graham de beer and Dave the diamond cutter greet Reg Gump for the international jewellery conference at Limerick airport.
The silver industry has taken its toll on the 23 year old grant silver. Currently single, Grants only criteria for his ideal female companion is that she has a pulse although this may be overlooked on the odd occasion.
Renown international diamond cutter 'Dave-the-cutter' sporting the latest pair of £1.95 sunglasses. Some say he drinks his own bath water. Others claim he can smuggle 20 uncut diamonds in his wallet however this has been proven to be untrue as no carbon based life-form has ever seen his wallet.
If you drink continuously until 4.a.m. then this is the consequence. His expertise in gem setting silver-mounts is only equalled by his capacity to consume cheap lager and Guinness. He now heads an international private equity firm and works part time for the Plymouth City Council.
Learnt his trade whilst undertaking a community rehabilitation order imposed by the Magistrates for indecent acts with badgers now the foremost stone cutter in the international gem world. Capable of consuming 2.1 gallons of Guinness in 2 hours this is not the man to share a hotel room without breathing apparatus. When looking for his ideal companion there is no criteria - male, female, animal, mineral or vegetable will suffice.
President of the Plymouth belching community and renown for his ability to eat his own spleen. The remarkable talents of Richard include the ability to stand and talk whilst completely unconscious.
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