If there are three things that Scott is passionate about it's finding the best, most ethically harvested diamonds, satisfying his customers, and being charitable. In his business of diamond hunting and jewelry making his life is never dull. Grateful for everything that he has, Tischler never takes his success for granted.
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Quick Facts About Scott Ryan Tischler
PHOENIX, Arizona – Scott Tischler has multiple passions. Whether it be diamond hunting or traveling to Africa, he is focused on making the most of these passions. Wherever he goes, Tischler travels with an open mind. He is always read to tackle any adventure that comes to him!
Tischler joined the world of jewelry in 1998. He worked in a local store and made a choice that he wanted to spend his life in this business. Tischler began traveling to Africa in search of the world’s finest diamonds. He wanted to give his customers the very best.
Tischler has traveled all over Africa. He has met with hundreds of people to purchase diamonds. Kroo Bay in Sierra Leone holds a special place in Tischler’s heart. He often brings food to the people of Kroo Bay and paid for a young girl to attend school.
Recently, Tischler made the decision to start a charity for the people of Kroo Bay. Tischler and his team hope to give the people clean water and food. Africa clearly offers more than just diamonds for Tischler. It gives him the chance to make a difference in the lives of the people.
Scott Ryan Tischler is sure of three things when it comes to his business: he will not participate in the purchase of blood diamonds. He is dedicated to creating one-of-a kind jewelry. Lastly, he loves learning about his customers and forming a relationship with them. With a solid business model and a personable attitude, Tischler is sure to thrive in any endeavor he sets out on!
Scott Ryan Tischler Creates Jewelry Line
PHOENIX, Arizona - Scott Tischler has plans to develop a new jewelry line with the help of a designer, who's name has not been revealed yet. Tischler plans on creating a line of diamond rings, many of which will be custom made for individual clients. Scott Tischler is keeping his new business’ name a secret for now, but will disclose it as the plans become more finalized.
Tischler believes in the importance of running an ethical business, and he does not buy or sell blood diamonds. All of Scott Tischler’s diamonds are certified by the Kimberly Process ensuring that they are conflict-free and that they we never used to finance violence and rebel troops. Tischler wants to make sure that his customers can feel at ease knowing that the diamonds they purchase only support legitimate businesses.
Diamonds are often given as gifts to symbolize love, so Tischler believes that each piece of jewelry should be as unique as the people they are sold to. He encourages customers to become a part of the design. Customers are given the opportunity to participate in creating one-of-a-kind pieces tailored towards their meaning and individual style.
The unique nature of Scott Tischler’s jewelry requires a little more time to create. Tischler has found that every piece of jewelry has a related story and he enjoys hearing them. The business will also feature already designed jewelry that customers can choose from.
Tischler has not yet confirmed a launch date for his business, but expects it to open by the end of the year.
Tischler believes in the importance of running an ethical business, and he does not buy or sell blood diamonds. All of Scott Tischler’s diamonds are certified by the Kimberly Process ensuring that they are conflict-free and that they we never used to finance violence and rebel troops. Tischler wants to make sure that his customers can feel at ease knowing that the diamonds they purchase only support legitimate businesses.
Diamonds are often given as gifts to symbolize love, so Tischler believes that each piece of jewelry should be as unique as the people they are sold to. He encourages customers to become a part of the design. Customers are given the opportunity to participate in creating one-of-a-kind pieces tailored towards their meaning and individual style.
The unique nature of Scott Tischler’s jewelry requires a little more time to create. Tischler has found that every piece of jewelry has a related story and he enjoys hearing them. The business will also feature already designed jewelry that customers can choose from.
Tischler has not yet confirmed a launch date for his business, but expects it to open by the end of the year.
Scott Tischler To Start Charity
PHOENIX, Arizona - Diamond and jewelry entrepreneur Scott Tischler often travels to Africa in search of the precious stones. In his travels, Scott has been exposed to many of the sordid living conditions experienced by a large part of Africa’s population. Gradually, his trips to Africa are becoming less about diamonds and more about bringing relief to the poorer slums he’s seen on the continent.
In the past, Tischler has always made efforts to help the people of Africa during his visits by purchasing and donating large bags of rice or even paying for a young girl to attend school. During one particular trip to Kroo Bay, a slum Sierra Leone, Scott became even more driven to help its inhabitants.
Kroo Bay is located in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The ground is covered in litter, and there is no electricity or running water. Situated below sea level at a junction of two rivers and the Atlantic, Kroo Bay is prone to flooding and most of its children are ill with respiratory or other diseases. The people are in desperate need of safer shelters, food, and clean water.
Scott Tischler routinely buys one hundred 50-Kilo bags of rice for the people of Kroo Bay. One day, he decided to treat the children of the town by buying pastries with his rice. When Tischler presented these sweet treats to the Chief, he asked them to take a bite, and Scott politely declined, not wanting to take any away from the children. The Chief responded, “You take a bite to prove you haven’t poisoned it.” Shocked and moved, Scott Tischler took a bite followed by excited cheers from the children.
Disturbed by the knowledge that the people of Kroo Bay needed to worry about being poisoned when they were already facing harsh living conditions, Scott Tischler is now kicking it into high gear to help these people live better lives. It’s a large task and Tischler says, “it is very important that it is done correctly.” By the end of this year, Tischler plans on having the charity up and running in full swing.
In the past, Tischler has always made efforts to help the people of Africa during his visits by purchasing and donating large bags of rice or even paying for a young girl to attend school. During one particular trip to Kroo Bay, a slum Sierra Leone, Scott became even more driven to help its inhabitants.
Kroo Bay is located in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The ground is covered in litter, and there is no electricity or running water. Situated below sea level at a junction of two rivers and the Atlantic, Kroo Bay is prone to flooding and most of its children are ill with respiratory or other diseases. The people are in desperate need of safer shelters, food, and clean water.
Scott Tischler routinely buys one hundred 50-Kilo bags of rice for the people of Kroo Bay. One day, he decided to treat the children of the town by buying pastries with his rice. When Tischler presented these sweet treats to the Chief, he asked them to take a bite, and Scott politely declined, not wanting to take any away from the children. The Chief responded, “You take a bite to prove you haven’t poisoned it.” Shocked and moved, Scott Tischler took a bite followed by excited cheers from the children.
Disturbed by the knowledge that the people of Kroo Bay needed to worry about being poisoned when they were already facing harsh living conditions, Scott Tischler is now kicking it into high gear to help these people live better lives. It’s a large task and Tischler says, “it is very important that it is done correctly.” By the end of this year, Tischler plans on having the charity up and running in full swing.
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