Welcome to the Jewelry District, a podcast by J.C.K. brought to you by Tracer.

Today, Rob Bates and Victoria Gamalski talk about LVMH's presence at the Olympics, Tiffany's Traveils,

the cruise travel retail business, and Haudinkie's return to its roots.

Hey, everyone, welcome to the jewelry district.

This is Victoria Gamelski, editor-in-chief of JCPK andCK Online.com, calling in from Los Angeles, and I'm with.

Rob Bates, news director of J-C-K and J-KOnline.com, calling in from New York City.

How's it going?

Good, all right.

This episode is airing mid-August, so the Olympics will have just finished, and we're in the thick of watching them now because

we're taping this at the very, very end of July. So there's a lot of excitement and lots of

uncertainty about what the final medal count will be. But have you been watching when you get a chance,

Rob? I watched a little bit. I saw some of the gymnastics because my son likes gymnastics. And then I saw the opening ceremony, some of it, which was interesting. Avant

Guard, as they say in France. It was. It was kind of a little bit of a hand scratcher at times, but still very like, couldn't help but feel excited watching all those

boats filled with all those different people from different countries and all their costumes

and just, there was even a new country I didn't know of, and I had to look it up. I think it's called

Eswatina. Do you know what that is? No, I don't. I know. I looked it up because I was like, what on earth is this? It's the renamed Swaziland.

Okay.

Who knew Swaziland had a new name.

I didn't know.

They didn't send me a card or anything.

No, exactly.

So I was like, let me Google this.

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