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What readers ‘liked’ most in 2014
From colored stone rings to interesting hand accessories, National Jeweler recounts the top pictures on its Instagram account this year.
New York--From trade shows to press events to interesting things seen around town, the National Jeweler team is constantly updating its social media accounts to connect with readers.
The Instagram account, @NationalJeweler, gets constant posts as the team explores new collections and new places. Highlights from the account this year include trade shows like Baselworld, the Tucson gem shows and Las Vegas market week, as well as the AGTA Spectrum Awards and WJA events.
As 2014 draws to an end, we recount the top Instagram images (meaning those with the most likes) on the National Jeweler account as of Friday afternoon.
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