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Jewelry Quotes Daily. Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021

“Couples are redirecting their wedding dollars—splurging on engagement rings, individually packed charcuterie plates and macarons, and moving away from multi-course dinners, traditional venues and tiered cakes.”

Source: “Smaller cakes, shorter dresses, bigger diamonds: The pandemic is shaking up the $73 billion wedding industry,” The Seattle Times

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“Its latest collection, Gem Dior, features a new, architectural style that combines natural elements with the house’s history of couture.”
Source: “Robb Report

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 1908
The year in which a 12-year-old Harry Winston bought a green stone from a pawnshop's tray of junk jewelry for a quarter. The stone turned out to be a 2-carat emerald; he sold it the next day for $800.
 Source: “Town & Country"