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    “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” is a common phrase. The higher the price on jewelry whether it is a watch, necklace or ring, depends on the amount of carats of diamond included. The diamonds beauty and shine brings joy onto the faces of women as they get treated by their significant others. People buy expensive jewelry because it looks good, makes people feel wealthy, and is considered a luxury. However, consumers did not always know where these diamonds originated about 15 years ago, it was…

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    The old saying is “Two months’ salary for an engagement ring.” Obviously with the divorce rate rising above 50-percent for marriage in the United States calling this an “old” saying is almost old itself. However, it still goes on, the buying of expensive diamonds without recognizing who may have been killed, exploited or maimed just to get you that diamond…Blood Diamonds uses violence, labour, environment and many more. It is mostly a process using labour. Menes in Africa and especially Congo…

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    there is an intruder in his house. Then Bestee starts asking him questions like, who are you? What are you doing here? Then the Bestte immediately puts Adrien in his jail cell. Later in Belle’s village Xavier tries to propose to Belle with a 56.5 carat ring. She quickly says no, because Xavier only cares about himself. Later on, the car goes where Belle is and tells her to go on and says her dad is in danger. The car has an autopilot to where her dad went and she gets off and sees this big…

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    Customer”. These should not be the Headlines that Kay Jewelers wants to see. Stories such as the case of Nicole Largent and her Fiancé who decided to go public about their displeasure and bad experience with Kay Jewelers repair shop. Nicole took her 1.46 Carat engagement ring to Kay Jewelers to be re-sized, a ring that had been hand-picked by her Fiancé. When they called to check on the status of the ring, they were both informed that the ring had “Disappeared” from the repair shop. This is just…

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    There were several things threats that put DeBeer’s interests in jeopardy. The first one were unforeseen circumstances in the event of new diamond-producing competitors which affected DeBeers’ control of the industry. With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Lev Leviev, a well-established diamond manufacturer in Israel, found his opportunity in Russia to partner with Alrosa in a joint venture. In 1996, a second blow to DeBeers’ position occurrered when Australia’s Argyle diamond mine ended…

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    From a humongous blue topaz that weighs more than 2,000 carats to a cluster of crystallized gold that is one of the most sought after in the kingdom of minerals, the amazing specimen displayed at the museum are truly masterpieces. Find more than 450 exotic minerals in the exhibit. The exhibit includes a few of…

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    De Beers focuses on building brand Nothing is forever in business, not even diamonds. Ask De Beers, which runs the world 's diamond cartel. The London-based company, actually De Beers/Centernary, has developed and inflated the connection between diamonds and romance -- a link that goes back only to the 19th century. Its highly effective advertising slogan, "Diamonds are forever," was established in 1948 and is still going strong. "De Beers ' operating strategy has been pure and simple," says…

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    $ 50, 000 Wedding Ring

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    Q. 2 Define in detail the attributes of “value” when buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring. What creates a wonderful buying experience? Attributes When buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring, value is a major part of the buying process. Some of the factors that attributed to the value of this process is amazing customer service, great business values and ethics, and knowledgeable staff. Each one of these plays a major part from the instant a customer walks through the door…

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    Example Of Utilitarianism

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    complex desires involved. Another issue arises in the element that most people are not out to maximize self-utility 100%. That would destroy our society as we know it. For example, a person coming from a 100% utilitarian mindset sees a beautiful 2-carat, diamond wedding ring on the hand of a woman coming out of a grocery store. If the utilitarian side dominates, the person desiring the ring would steal it, causing a whole array of problems including legal consequences such as jail time for…

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    Throughout Jeannette’s childhood, she recalls traveling very often to an extent that caused her to lose track, “How many places have we lived?” I asked Lori. “That depends on what you mean by lived,” she said” (29). The children suffered an unstable childhood, with unstable parents. Their father, Rex, was a loving and brilliant man, when sober. Rex’s alcohol addiction was toxic to the family. Their mother, Rose Mary, was free spirited but saw her children as obstacles between her and her dream…

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