May 1, 2025

Closed due to High Tariffs making supply chain not sustainable monetarily.

In countries such as the United States, the manufacturing sector tends to decline over time due to technological advancements, increased global connectivity, and shifting consumer preferences that favor automation. On the other hand, service sectors—including healthcare, education, and information technology—are expanding, driven by urban migration and rising income levels.

This transition presents an opportunity for underdeveloped countries to develop manufacturing-based emerging markets, which can operate at significantly lower costs for developed countries. While these markets in developing countries may experience substantial growth, they also continue to depend on the purchasing power of nations like the United States. Attempts to reverse this trend could prove disastrous, potentially destabilizing the global economy and leading to widespread losses.

Our current leaders are well-educated, holding business degrees and even advanced business degrees. We wish them well, hopeful that they might possess insights unknown to us.

Meanwhile, we will keep developing prototypes until either the secret behind these strategic changes is revealed or there is a shift in tariffs. We also continue to produce religious jewelry, so please check back with us periodically or contact us for special requests. As we develop new prototypes, we will display them; if you are interested in any item, reach out, and we will add you to our list so it can be yours when ready.

Thank you for your support and I hope to provide for you in the future,

Joseph Winston Jr.