House Of Diamonds Case Study

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Historical Context House of Diamonds is a Jewelry Retailer in Overland Park, Kansas. It was founded in 1995 by Gene Cullinane. The organization rotates around a customer service-focused plan of action. Since establishing in 1995 they have evolved into one of the most complete and talented jewelry studios in the Midwest. It is the quality, investment in the latest technology, and craftsmanship.

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