Jeweler VC&A sees Japan as retaining luster

Jeweler VC&A sees Japan as retaining luster

TOKYO, Japan - Stanislas de Quercize, president and chief executive officer of luxury French jeweler Van Cleef and Arpels, talks in an interview with Kyodo News on Oct. 30 about the Spirit of Beauty exhibition that opened to the public Oct. 31 in Tokyo and the company's business strategy. (Kyodo)

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