In a jewelry store, a customer places an order for a piece of jewelry (for example, a silver pin in the shape of a tulip). each individual piece of jewelry is treated as a separate order. orders can be made for custom pieces which do not appear in the product list for the store.

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Bailey Casey

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25 December, 06:53

In a jewelry store, a customer places an order for a piece of jewelry (for example, a silver pin in the shape of a tulip). each individual piece of jewelry is treated as a separate order. orders can be made for custom pieces which do not appear in the product list for the store.

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Dominik Adams · Answer 1

The best type of system for the order of the jewelry would be:

1. A customer chooses what he wants from the jewelry

2. He/she must check if the special jewels that he/she wanted are available for pre-order

3. Once the business agreement is done a transaction shall be followed in the making.

Special orders should always be made to be pre-ordered, if the supplier has the item.