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There's so much feeling in this music! Have a you ever thought approximately making tracks with regular topics, Like summer or winter vibes? It seem be a one of a kind expansion to your channel!!

When these people talk about ppl wanting occluded smaller stones and they’re excited run for your life they’re all out to make a profit

Lab grown all the way!!!! The are diamonds 💎 Guys don’t get fooled and enamored by mined diamonds. It’s a rock that we can produce in the lab Much prettier and cheaper. Be smart

So, do you want to buy diamonds directly from India and that too from Surat?

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Very nice video !! thank for the sharing

This has got to be the worst interviewer ever.....My apologies Mr. Stuller🙏

I see people selling jewelry live online very beautiful items that look new but very vintage or antique. And will start their auctions very low. And they get huge boxes of this jewelry. My question is where are they buying this. I’ve just started selling live and would love to have a better quality selection. Thanks, I hope I’m in the right place here to learn how to do this. Thanks 😊

The part on how and where cutters cut was so interesting, it's a hobby I would love to have done. You did really well focusing those features, thanks again, its a good day when you learn something.

Thanks very informative, but I'm quite sure Zircon are the very oldest gemstones, and play a large part in dating when free water became evident on earth. Please correct me if I'm wrong or misunderstood. I have a beautiful zircon of exceptional size and clarity found in Northern Territory Aust. mounted in 18ct gold and chain. At 9.5mm a side in and a special square cut for zircon looks spectacular...would love a diamond equivalent ! take care

You can’t see what you’re doing you’re out of frame

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How to study jewelry business today, any good school for starters?

Edahn Golan described my situation perfectly. I am celebrating our 30 year wedding anniversary this year, and I wanted to upgrade my diamond. Ice was set to buy a natural diamond, but when I did more research on lab created diamonds, I changed my mind and purchased a lab created diamond. The number one reason was I wanted to keep my diamond for its value so I can pass it on to my children. I also compared the price of a 2.5 carat natural diamond which was 6 times the cost of getting a 3 karat lab diamond. If I would invest another $25,000 to get a 2.5 carat natural diamond compared to investing $4200 to get a 3 carat lab created diamond, it was no-brainer. I would lose at least 30% of my investment for the 2.5 carat natural diamond which would be around $8000 in depreciation in comparison to losing $4200 with the 3 carat diamond AND I kept my original natural diamond. My lab diamond is absolutely beautiful. No regrets.

This was an interesting conversation! At times listening to the woman in the black blazer was exhausting. The man with the grey shirt is so much more informed: never speaking to hear his own voice, nor interrupting other panelists. The consumer wants the biggest diamond for the lowest price. Eff an “emotional purchase “. The consumer doesn’t owe you that. Young people trapped in hustle culture, barely making ends meet aren’t going to prop up the diamond industry based on nonsense arguments like stories, lanes, and emotions. Lab diamonds out of China and India will force prices down, and do to mined diamonds what cultured pearls did to “natural “ pearls. You can only keep singing the praises of horse and buggy diamonds over lab grown automobiles, but mined diamonds, with the exception of truly rare, huge IF stones, are obsolete. Asia is now growing diamonds with the same inclusions as mined. In smaller than 1ct diamonds that aren’t laser inscribed, aren’t going to “be screened “ for their origins, and the industry isn’t going to invest (waste money) on self-policing. The consumer is caring less and less. Young GROOMS aren’t going to blow 2-3 months income on a diamond engagement ring regardless of what De Beers says. They’re not watching tv advertising like old boomers. They already know what a scam diamonds are. Many are even buying Moissanite, for its higher refraction, durability, and price. The consumer wants maximum size and sparkle for the lowest price possible. Either you evolve and adapt, or face extinction.

Yea, most women have a lot of costume jewelry

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No one is addressing the real elephant in the room which is over 20% of the diamonds are a mixed and the entire industry is lying. You guys know that it’s very difficult to tell the difference and 99% of jewelers and gemologist DONOT have the technology to determine the difference. DeBeers technology was a farce and wasn’t even 10% reliable and you guys should know that. SMH because this industry will lie until the wheels fall off…The decline of price for the lab is to remove players from the market and then raise the prices once the competition is removed

Careful in buying lab diamonds. A LOT of them are heavily treated, which means, it would eventually change color and diminish sparkle.

How does the consumer know a well grown LGD? I think there needs to be more bars on the grading cert to indicate a well grown product? Unlike earth mined where all things are equal.

I own a jewelry store. Lab grown diamonds are hurting my natural diamond sales. They are hurting my profits. I hate them!

Lab created diamonds are hurting my high profit margins. I hate them!

Don't give your love a diamond that was produced through slavery and war and the destruction of nature... give her an honest lab diamond, higher in quality, and cheaper than any blood diamond.

Thankyou for the insight panel

Let customer make the decision on what they want to buy

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i love these so much thanks for sharing your insights!

super informative and nice deck!!!! Thanks John :D

Do you have John Nicolosi's contact info? Saw him at a gem show this past weekend and would like to reach out regarding the presentation he held.

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Beautiful unboxing video Lenore!

Opal is not as a butterfly!. Perhaps Jennifer is referring to Ethiopian Hydrophane often called opal, which is more fragile that for example Australian opal. Pearls are biogenic and not a suitable choice for engagement rings as they are soft and porous. These are not opinions these are gemmological facts!

I'm sorry but I am missing something here. They must have paid for this as an advertisement. Why would we as retailers want to order from James Allen or go to their site for anything? After hearing about how James Allen co. treats their customers after the sale it makes me wonder about their actual ethics. I had replaced a melee Diamond that fell out of a customer's halo wed ring and size it down because J.A. Co. told them it would take 6 to 8 weeks to size and replace the small diamond that was shipped to them in the wrong size and their customer would have to pay all shipping, resizing, and diamond replacement costs. The customer wore this ring for less than 30 days before the diamond fell out with tape around the shank. Customer decided they would return it but J.A. co. wouldn't allow a return because it had been lase inscribed with customer's initials. The inscription was not centered but at an angle and was barely visible. Another diamond fell out of the ring while I was replacing the first missing diamond. Luckily I found it in my bench. Sized it down for them. The prongs on the halo were a split fishtail style setting that were polished to a paper thin edge barely covering the diamonds. James Allen should be ashamed of themselves.

Do you have the links to their accounts?

Thank you for having me!

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Joan Rivers had a lot of Faberge....

I believe Sarah Michele Geller collects colored diamonds...

The earrings that Kimberly Collins is wearing are Gorgeous! What stone is that?

Great interview with the gem cutters!

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Thank you for sharing ladies.

Jennifer Tilley is a huge collector. She has purchased a number of important pieces.

Ok sir