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Jewelry Targeted at Kids Pulled from Shelves

Oakland, CA — Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued a consumer alert warning of a “serious health hazard” after he demanded that retail stores Rainbow and 5-7-9 remove from their shelves jewelry with parts containing as much as 97% lead, a potentially fatal health hazard, especially for young children

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State fines chain store for selling toxic jewelry (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

The state has fined Dollar Tree $100,000 for selling jewelry containing high amounts of lead and cadmium in violation of the Vermont Consumer Fraud Act, the Attorney General’s office announced Monday. … - By BRUCE EDWARDS Rutland Herald STAFF

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State fines chain store for toxic jewelry (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

The state has fined Dollar Tree $100,000 for selling jewelry containing high amounts of lead and cadmium in violation of the Vermont Consumer Fraud Act, the Attorney General’s office announced Monday. ..

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State fines chain store for toxic jewelry (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

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Ex-convict allegedly burglarizes house, steals gold wedding rings, assorted jewelry (Saipan Tribune)

The Office of the Attorney General has filed charges against an ex-convict who allegedly burglarized a house and stole three gold wedding rings and other assorted jewelry.

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Ex-convict allegedly burglarizes house, steals gold wedding rings, assorted jewelry (Saipan Tribune)

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AG stops sales of fake Indian jewelry, again (New Mexico Business Weekly)

Attorney General Gary King has targeted a second store in Santa Fe for selling fake American Indian jewelry.

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AG stops sales of fake Indian jewelry, again (New Mexico Business Weekly)

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AG’s Office settles jewelry fraud case (Santa Fe New Mexican)

Attorney General Gary King’s Consumer Protection Division has settled a second case against a Santa Fe jewelry store accused of misrepresenting work by a Navajo silversmith.

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Big and bold are the new fashion in jewelry (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Big and bold jewelry is what’s hot this summer and heading into the fall.

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Big and bold are the new fashion in jewelry (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

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Jewelry sellers accused of peddling fakes (Santa Fe New Mexican)

Attorney General Gary King’s Consumer Protection Division has signed a consent decree with downtown jewelry-shop owners with a history of being accused of misrepresenting jewelry as handmade by American Indians.

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Jewelry sellers accused of peddling fakes (Santa Fe New Mexican)

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Crime › More than Y100 mil worth of jewelry stolen in Gifu (Japan Today)

More than 100 million yen worth of jewelry and other items have been stolen from a jewelry shop in Kakamigahara, Gifu Prefecture, police said Monday.…

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Crime › More than Y100 mil worth of jewelry stolen in Gifu (Japan Today)