Paradise Points Newsletter
July 3, 2002

Hi! Happy Wednesday! 
I send these e-mails out with NO attachments so that people need not fear opening them. Some people have reported getting an attachment that they couldn't open. My computer guy says that some e-mail programs add a gibberish attachment for some unknown reason. If you get an attachment from me - just ignore it. I didn't send it. If I ever do, I'll tell you first. Take care, Barry

This Month:
Ring Sizing - Same Day Service Date
Appraisals - Same Day Service Date
New Auction!
Latest Jewelry
Jewelry Question of the Month (from my website)
Birthstone of the month: Ruby

You're getting this e-mail because you put your e-mail address on a customer card at Paradise Jewelry. If you would prefer not to get these monthly bulletins, please send me an e-mail with "remove" and your first and last name so I can remove you. I'll need your first and last name to find you - it's not automatic.

Our next Ring Sizing - Same Day Service dates are Tuesday, July 9 & 23.
Our next Appraisals - Same Day Service date is Saturday, July 13.
Remember that we do this every day. Twice a month we offer Same Day Service at the regular price.

You can also go to my website for more information (http://www.paradise-jewelry.com) and the sizing and appraisal dates are usually on the Calendar of Upcoming Events page.

NEW Auction!
As you know, the Absolute Auction has been discontinued and replaced with a new program. I post items on the page and I put their normal price and a "bid" which is much lower. That is the "auction price". Every few days I will reduce that price until someone grabs it. If you want the item, don't be slow! Send an e-mail immediately! Make sure to include your name, address, and phone number, as well as your e-mail address. In the case of a tie, I will use the date/time stamp on the e-mail to determine who gets the item. 
Click here to check out the latest deals! http://www.paradise-jewelry.com/New_Auction.htm

Latest Jewelry
We now have Adjustable Toe Rings in 14k and 10k gold
The Reversible Omegas are fantastic!
We now have Reversible bracelets too! 

Jewelry Question of the Month (from my website):

Is jewelry a good investment?
There is no finer investment than gems or fine jewelry - if you are investing in the joy of good living. Nothing you can buy will give you more return on your investment by giving you what it is intended to give - joy and pleasure.
If you feel a need for pleasure and some fun (we all do), you can pay for dinner and a movie. You can treat yourself to new clothing or shoes. You can even buy a new car. Wonderful. But... ten years from now, what do you have? If you buy fine jewelry to give yourself a lift, in fifty years it is still sparkling and getting you compliments just like the day you bought it! With minimal maintenance it will be giving the same pleasure to your grandchildren's grandchildren. No other item available for purchase will do that. In fact when you factor in the time over which this "investment" repays you, it is the cheapest investment (in pleasure and the joy of good living) in the world!
However, if you want a financial investment, virtually any financial instrument will give you a better return.
Fine gems and jewelry always appreciate in value, but turning that value into cash is usually difficult. Buy them to enjoy, not to sell.

Birthstone of the month: Ruby (from the Latin for red - ruber)

Ruby is the red form of the mineral corundum (the color comes from chromium impurities) which is an aluminum oxide. Red corundum is Ruby. Any other color is Sapphire. Ruby has a hardness of 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Rubies exhibit strong fluorescence under incandescent lighting. Most of the worlds rubies are mined in Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. They are also found in Sri Lanka, Kenya, Tanzania, Afghanistan, India, and the USA.

Synthetic rubies are also available. The finest are from Chatham and Kashan. They are grown the same way nature grows rubies, but they are a fraction of the cost.

The red spinel, pyrope, and almandite garnets, red tourmaline or rubellite, and red zircon resemble the ruby in color.

Some of the beliefs about Ruby:
In India, rubies are the king of stones and are associated with royalty, dignity, zeal, and power. In Burma, they are thought to confer invulnerability. When worn as jewelry, they are believed to ward off misfortune and illness, discover poison, and correct evils resulting from mistaken friendships.

Rubies are believed to have great powers. It's been said that owning a ruby will ensure a peaceful, harmonious, and healthful life. Ruby is also thought to control one's passions and thoughts. To many people, its stimulating color represents heat, life, and power. Ruby has been worn as an amulet for protection from plagues, poison, sorrow, and evil spirits. The ancient Hindus considered ruby to be "Lord of Gems." To them, this fiery stone burned with an inextinguishable fire, one that could boil the water in which it was placed. The Greeks believed it could melt wax. In India, it was said that he who offered rubies to the gods would be reincarnated as a powerful king or emperor. The Burmese felt a ruby must not just be worn, but embedded in the skin to become part of the body, thus making the wearer invulnerable.

Known as the "Lord of the Gems", the ruby is said to protect their owners from all kinds of misfortune. A fine ruby assured its owner that he would live in harmony with his neighbors. Many ancients believed the ruby possessed an inner flame that burned eternally. Rubies are found in Sri Lanka, Kenya, Tanzania, Afghanistan and India.

Synonymous with passion, the ruby is believed to protect one from being seduced and has the ability to soothe anger. The ruby has always been a symbol of love, charity and victory. The earliest cultures worshiped rubies, calling them "perpetually burning fires" and assigning them magical powers. In ancient times the fiery stone was associated with courage, its red coloring evoking red blood and fire. Worn on the crowns and helmets of kings, rubies were a royal insignia believed to protect the wearer from injury and to keep him safe and healthy. The ruby has long been considered a sacred mineral offering the wearer protection in times of war.

Historically, Ruby has been symbolic of love and passion, considered to be an aid to firm friendship, and believed to ensure beauty.

The largest cuttable ruby was found in Burma and weighed 400 carats.

I hope you enjoy this newsletter!
Take care, Barry                                                        Back to Main Menu           Back to Top

Paradise Points Newsletter 
August 1, 2002

Hi! Happy Thursday! 
I send these e-mails out with NO attachments so that people need not fear opening them. Some people have reported getting an attachment that they couldn't open. My computer guy says that some e-mail programs add a gibberish attachment for some unknown reason. If you get an attachment from me - just ignore it. I didn't send it. If I ever do, I'll tell you first. Take care, Barry

This Month:
Ring Sizing - Same Day Service Date
Appraisals - Same Day Service Date
New Gemstone! A new gemstone has been discovered!
Latest on Orange and Yellow Sapphires
Latest Jewelry Quite a bit of Peridot just came in!
Jewelry Question of the Month (from my website)
Birthstone of the month: Peridot (and Tashmanire!)

You're getting this e-mail because you put your e-mail address on a customer card at Paradise Jewelry. If you would prefer not to get these monthly bulletins, please send me an e-mail with "remove" and your first and last name so I can remove you. I'll need your first and last name to find you - it's not automatic.

Our next Ring Sizing - Same Day Service dates are Tuesday, August 6 & 20
Our next Appraisals - Same Day Service date is Saturday, August 3 & 17
Remember that we do this every day. Twice a month we offer Same Day Service at the regular price.

You can also go to my website for more information (http://www.paradise-jewelry.com) and the sizing and appraisal dates are usually on the Calendar of Upcoming Events page.

New Gemstone - Tashmarine!
Tashmanire is a new gemstone discovered in the former Soviet Union. Cousin to Chrome Diopside (with the same hardness: 5.5 to 6 on the Mohs scale) it's color is halfway between Peridot and blue-green Tourmaline. The color is natural and the gems are not heated or irradiated as so many are nowadays. I propose Tashmarine as a new alternate birthstone for August!

Latest on Orange & Yellow Sapphires
New treatments in Thailand are producing gorgeous Orange and Yellow Sapphires. Untreated oranges and yellows are in the $600 per carat range and up. Treated oranges and yellows are available for as low $200 per carat. I've seen some of these and they are breathtaking!

Latest Jewelry
Ladybug bracelet
Seafoam Green Tourmaline filigree ring
JUST in : Peridot bracelet, pendants, and earrings!

Jewelry Question of the Month (from my website):

Is jewelry a good investment?
There is no finer investment than gems or fine jewelry - if you are investing in the joy of good living. Nothing you can buy will give you more return on your investment by giving you what it is intended to give - joy and pleasure.
If you feel a need for pleasure and some fun (we all do), you can pay for dinner and a movie. You can treat yourself to new clothing or shoes. You can even buy a new car. Wonderful. But... ten years from now, what do you have? If you buy fine jewelry to give yourself a lift, in fifty years it is still sparkling and getting you compliments just like the day you bought it! With minimal maintenance it will be giving the same pleasure to your grandchildren's grandchildren. No other item available for purchase will do that. In fact when you factor in the time over which this "investment" repays you, it is the cheapest investment (in pleasure and the joy of good living) in the world!
However, if you want a financial investment, virtually any financial instrument will give you a better return.
Fine gems and jewelry always appreciate in value, but turning that value into cash is usually difficult. Buy them to enjoy, not to sell.

Birthstone of the month: Peridot

Peridot is of the olivine mineral family and is green to green/yellow with the color due to iron impurities. Peridots form as the result of volcanic action and were first discovered on
St. John's Island (also called Zebirget) in the Red Sea. Cleopatra liked them and some of her famous "Emeralds" were really fine Peridots.

The finest Peridot is found in the Isle of St. John, Burma, and Arizona (US).

Associated with the sun, Peridot is believed to have the power to break evil spells and dispel the mysteries of the dark. During the Middle ages people wore Peridot to gain foresight and divine inspiration. It was considered an aid to friendship and was also believed to free the mind of envious thoughts. Because of its yellowish green color, it was also believed to cure or prevent diseases of the liver and dropsy. Additionally, it is believed that if worn on the left arm it would protect the wearer from the evil eye

I hope you enjoy this newsletter!
Take care, Barry                                                      Back to Main Menu           Back to Top

Hi! Happy Tuesday!
I send these e-mails out with NO attachments so that people need not fear opening them. Some people have reported getting an attachment that they couldn't open. My computer guy says that some e-mail programs add a gibberish attachment for some unknown reason. If you get an attachment from me - just ignore it. I didn't send it. If I ever do, I'll tell you first. Take care, Barry

This Month:
    Cremains Made Into Diamonds!
    Sting Catches Undercaraters in New Jersey
    Ring Sizing - Same Day Service Date
    Appraisals - Same Day Service Date
    Latest Jewelry A Chrysoprase ring, Iolite jewelry, and some new Super Deals
    Birthstone of the month: Sapphire

You're getting this e-mail because you put your e-mail address on a customer card at Paradise Jewelry. If you would prefer not to get these monthly bulletins, please send me an e-mail with "remove" and your first and last name so I can remove you. I'll need your first and last name to find you - it's not automatic.

Our next Ring Sizing - Same Day Service dates are Tuesday, September 10 & 24
Our next Appraisals - Same Day Service date is Saturday, September 7 & 21
Remember that we do this every day. Twice a month we offer Same Day Service at the regular price.
You can also go to my website for more information (http://www.paradise-jewelry.com) and the sizing and appraisal dates are usually on the Calendar of Upcoming Events page.

Cremains into Diamonds
From the Associated Press: A company called LifeGem is taking orders to convert the "cremains" of a loved one into a Diamond. Technicians collect the carbon created when a body is cremated and they turn it into graphite (basic Carbon). That is sent to a lab in Germany that uses the same technique as Nature (intense heat and pressure) to create a Diamond from the graphite.
The process costs about $4,000 for a quarter carat diamond which can then be made into a special piece of jewelry in remembrance of the loved one

JVC Helps Expose Underkarating in New Jersey
By Victoria Gomelsky
AUGUST 07, 2002 - CAMDEN COUNTY, NJ -- Investigators from the Consumer Protection/Weights and Measures Office of Camden County found that nearly two-thirds of the gold jewelry they purchased from local retailers was underkarated, according to an announcement by the Jewelers Vigilance Committee (JVC), which assisted in the four-month-long investigation.
"Once again, our industry monitoring showed underkarating of the gold in jewelry items victimizing buyers at bargain stores," said Cecilia Gardner, JVC's executive director and legal counsel. "This activity damages retailers' reputation for integrity, and constitutes fraud."
The results of the investigation revealed violations of New Jersey State law, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Guidelines and the National Gold and Silver Stamping Act.
The Camden County team selected the stores at random. After going on an undercover buying spree, they delivered the jewelry, which was priced between $20 and $149, to the JVC's Precious Metals Testing laboratory, where it was tested using a non-destructive x-ray assay to determine whether it lived up to its quality mark (i.e., 10K, 14K, 18K). Out of 36 items tested, 23 did not meet the standards set by the FTC, according to the announcement.
"We are gratified that Camden County turned to us to conduct complete research," Gardner said. "Because of our equipment and legal expertise, we were able to determine that the majority of the items examined were indeed not as represented-in most instances there was underkarating."

Latest Jewelry
Chrysoprase Ring - it looks just like the finest Jade!
Two more Amethyst Bracelets
One Iolite Ring and two pair of Iolite Earrings
    Iolite looks just like Tanzanite, it’s been around for thousands of years and it’s not expensive!
One Green tourmaline Filigree Ring
And some new pieces have been added to the Super Deals Page!

The September Birth Stone is Sapphire. Click here for info

I hope you enjoy this newsletter!

Take care, Barry                                             Back to Main Menu           Back to Top

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November 1, 2002

Paradise Points Newsletter
March 12, 2003

Hi! Happy Wednesday!                                         

This Month:
My Apologies
Business at Paradise Jewelry - thank you!
Worlds Most Valuable Sapphire for sale 
Gemprinting
New Items in Stock! Tashmarine Jewelry, Atocha coin jewelry,
Mermaids, Snook Design, Stainless Steel and Gold Bracelets
Tanzanite declared new December Birth Stone
Underkarating news 
Birth Stone of the month: Aquamarine
Unsubscribe info

Click here for past newsletters: http://www.paradise-jewelry.com/paradise_points_newsletters.htm

My Apologies
Sorry to have missed two months of newsletters! The Super Deals page has been behind too. I was out of the store quite a bit around Christmas time. My Dad was in the hospital for 3 weeks and then passed away just when it looked like he would get better. It's been really tough on me, but the worst is past. At the same time, Peter, my jeweler had to leave two days before Christmas for what turned out to be quintuple bypass surgery - yikes! He's doing fine thank goodness, but he just came back to work two weeks ago. And to make things even more interesting (!!!) the week before Valentine's Day I was in bed all week with the worst cold I've ever had. (It REALLY kicked my behind!) So I've been playing catch up and trying to get things back to normal. Thank goodness for my incredible staff who kept everything running smoothly in spite of all the obstacles!

Business at Paradise Jewelry (Thank you!)
We finished out 2002 up an amazing19% against the year before - THANK YOU! This year is going to be even better. (February was up an incredible 47% over last February!) I just got back from the New York show to look at some really neat new equipment. Look for announcements soon about powerful new capabilities at Paradise Jewelry!

Also, I have been buying too many beautiful pieces and I am seriously overstocked right now. There isn't room for all of the jewelry in my showcases - not good business. If you don't show it, you can't sell it! SO... many items will be put on SALE for 30% off through Easter.

$50 Million Sapphire For Sale 
By Barbara Green 
DECEMBER 13, 2002 - BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- It's larger than a hen's egg, encircled with 35 brilliant cut diamonds, and now available to those who have the means. Said to be the world's largest and most valuable sapphire, the Black Star of Queensland will be sold by Beverly Hills art and antiques curator Jack Armstrong on behalf of the Kazanjian Foundation. It weighs 733 carats an is reportedly valued at $50 million. The immense and stunning stone comes from the Anakie sapphire fields in Central Queensland, Australia. On a picnic with her family, Mrs. Roy McKinley stubbed her toe on the mostly-submerged gem, thus originally discovering it, news reports from the 1930s say it was. The Black Star arrived in America in the 1940s, acquired by the Kazanjian brothers, who were immigrants from Armenia and became highly successfully California-based precious stone jewelers. Their descendants now oversee the Kazanjian Foundation. The stone was displayed at the Smithsonian Institution for 17 years.

Gemprinting
I am going to start having Gemprinting While You Wait days once or twice a month. In Gemprinting I shoot a weak laser into the center of your diamond and I record the pattern of reflections that come out. . It is impossible to cut any two diamonds exactly alike and the cutting determines the pattern of reflections that come out of your diamond. This pattern is
completely unique to every single diamond. 

Your diamond's pattern is registered at a central database, making it possible to identify and recover your diamond if it is ever lost or stolen. It is also possible to positively prove if your diamond ever gets switched.

Some insurance companies will give you a discount on your premiums if your significant diamonds are Gemprinted.

You can also go to my website for more information
(http://www.paradise-jewelry.com) and the Gemprinting dates will be on the Calendar of Upcoming Events page.

Newest items - Loose Tashmarines and Tashmarine Jewelry - great
designs! Mermaids! Atocha Treasure
Coin reproduction jewelry (the fish and crab are really cute!) My new
Snook Design is finally done too.
Stainless Steel and Gold
Bracelets - incredible look at a great price! $299 and up (with
Diamonds!)
Just in - Ladybug Anklets and
Bracelets!
The usual Total Satisfaction
Guarantee of course!)

Tanzanite is the newest Alternate Gemstone!
By Victoria Gomelsky 

OCTOBER 31, 2002 - DALLAS -- Tanzanite, the popular blue-violet gemstone that hails from only one place in the world--a five square mile area in the hills of Merelani, Tanzania--has joined turquoise and zircon as a December birth stone, the American Gem Trade Association (AGTA) announced.

Discovered in 1969, tanzanite is the second most popular blue gemstone after sapphire. Almost all tanzanite crystals are subject to heating, which turns the stone's natural muted gray green color into a rich violet hue. 

"This announcement comes at a very important time of the year," said Douglas Hucker, executive director of the AGTA. "We are working closely with other industry associations like the Jewelers of America and the American Gem Society to disseminate information quickly before the holiday selling season begins. Consumers will be in the stores soon searching for the perfect gift and we hope that gift is tanzanite."

Tanzanite has been added to the official birthstone list. It joins turquoise and zircon as a December stone. The birth stone list has not
been amended since 1912, according to the American Gem Trade
Association (AGTA), but Tanzanite's popularity with both the trade and the public earned it the designation.

*** I recommend that Tashmarine be declared a new alternate birth stone for August. I hope that other gemstones get slated for various months. Iolite, Andalusite, and Kunzite for example. Beautiful gems that deserve more recognition.***

Underkarating News
JVC Works With News Channels to Weed Out Underkarating, Advise Consumers

By Barbara Green 
NOVEMBER 14, 2002 - NEW YORK -- With the holiday shopping season fast approaching, the Jewelers Vigilance Committee (JVC) has been working with area news channels to protect consumers and make clear that a "bargain" is not always what it seems.

Partnering with the UPN 9 investigative news team, the JVC recently tested a variety of precious metal jewelry items purchased for between $15 and $85 from "discount" jewelry stores across New York and New Jersey.

Out of 11 items tested, nine did not meet the standards set by the Federal Trade Commission. While such deceptive claims may be relatively uncommon in the jewelry industry overall, JVC Executive Director Cecilia Gardner said, even one instance of underkarating can undermine retailers' credibility and tarnish reputations.

"The public is being victimized by bargain stores representing gold jewelry items as 10 karat or 14 karat that were actually seven or eight karat and in some instances less," Gardner said. "This activity damages retailers' reputation for integrity, and constitutes fraud 

JVC Helps Florida State AG's Office and CBS Identify Underkarating 
NOVEMBER 27, 2002 - FLORIDA -- Eight retailers in four Florida cities have been charged by the attorney general's office with representing underkarated jewelry as 10-karat or 14-karat gold.

Civil complaints are also being filed in Broward, Leon, Miami-Dade and Seminole counties that carry penalties of up to $10,000 per violation under Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.

The stores named in complaints include: Golden Bay Jewelers at the Swap Shop in Fort Lauderdale; Golden Way located in Miami's Mall of the Americas; S.B. Jewelry located in Miami's 7th Avenue Flea Market; Watches Plus located in the Tallahassee Mall; and Big Daddy's Gold & Silver Mine, Infinity Trading, Universal Jewelry and YB Jewelry, all located at Flea World in Sanford.

"The pieces that failed to meet minimum gold standards are nothing more than pretty yellow metal and are not gold under the law," said Jewelers Vigilance Committee Executive Director and General Counsel Cecilia Gardner, who helped with the investigation. "Though the law does not require manufacturers to stamp a karat mark on fine jewelry, most do. If a jewelry manufacturer stamps a karat mark, the law does require that its registered trademark also appear next to it. And, even if an item is not stamped, when a jewelry or other outlet sells to a consumer, they must indicate the items' karatage to the buyer in some way."

Birth Stone of the Month: Aquamarine
Click here for more info: http://www.paradise-jewelry.com/aquamarine.htm
Paradise jewelry is one of the few stores that always has Aquamarine jewelry in stock! You may have heard rumors that Aquamarine is no longer being mined - not true!

I hope you enjoy this newsletter! I try to make it interesting and informative. Feedback and comments are always welcome.

Take care,                                                                      Back to Main Menu            Back to Top
Barry

Paradise Points Newsletter
June 19, 2003

Hi Everybody! Happy Thursday!

This month:
Welcome Artist/Jeweler - Tim Thompson
World News: Black Opals, Incredible Diamonds at
Smithsonian, money laundering in New York
JVC note on "wholesale"
New Additions - Titanium Wedding Bands and 1.18 ct
natural Alexandrite
Birthstones of the month - Alexandrite, Pearl, and
Bloodstone

Tim Thompson - Artist/Jeweler
If you get a chance, please come by and welcome the newest addition to the Paradise Jewelry team - Tim Thompson. Tim worked here for a while some years ago before moving on to other opportunities, and now he's back! Tim does great repair work and he excels as an artist and designer. Ask for a look at his portfolio. If you'd like, he can design a special creation just for you. Tim is well known in the Naples area for his innovative designs, fine workmanship, and attention to detail.

World News:
If you read L. M. Boyd every day, you may have read the following
recently: "What makes Australia's Lightning Ridge unique is it's the only place in the world where you can find black opals" I enjoy reading L.M. Boyd every day, but he does make an occasional mistake. Black Opals are found in a number of locales (and not only in Australia). Lightning Ridge is probably the most famous location though. I have some black opals that come from Honduras in Central America. I have seen black opals from other locations as well. 

Here is a story that was in the Naples Daily News a few days ago: The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History is going to be displaying a group of rare diamonds from June 27 to September 15. On display in the Harry Winston Gallery will be: The 45.52 ct famous Hope natural blue diamond (it's always there), and accompanied by the Steinmetz Pink (59.6 cts), the DeBeers Millenium Star (203.04 cts - never before displayed in the U.S.), the Heart of Eternity (27.64 cts and vivid blue), the Harry Winston Pumpkin Diamond (5.54 cts
- bright orange), the Allnatt (101.29 cts - yellow), and the Ocean Dream.

Also in the news: in New York there was a big sting in the 47th St. Diamond and Jewelry District. It seems that some jewelers were making common items like screws, wrenches, belt buckles, etc., out of gold so they would be easy to smuggle into Colombia as part of a big money laudering operation. Now some of them will get a chance to work in the prison laundry - heh!

I received a note from JVC (Jeweler's Vigilance Committee) yesterday. They object to my use of the word "wholesale" in the popup ad on my website. The popup ad asks if you want to be added to the e-mail list to be notified of new items on the Super Deals page. In the ad I asked if you'd like to get some "incredible deals" and "how would you like to buy at below wholesale?" It is improper to offer "wholesale" to the public (it's actually a contradiction in terms. If it is to the end user, it is retail regardless of the price. Wholesale means "for resale", not the price.) I apologize if I misled anyone with my wording (it has been changed now in the popup ad). Here is what I meant: On the Super Deals page I am offering items at much lower than normal retail prices. I often set starting prices at close to or less less than I would pay if I were to buy that piece from one of my suppliers (at wholesale). Since the prices go down every day or so, many times they are WAY below "wholesale" pricing before someone buys them. SO. the pricing is VERY low, but it can't accurately be called "wholesale". You can check out the latest Super Deals here: http://www.paradise-jewelry.com/Super_Deals.htm

A quick word of praise for the JVC: They are to be commended for their vigilance. They are doing a great job and helping to improve the overall level of professionalism and integrity in the jewelry industry. (I happen to be a member.)

New Additions:

We now have a cool line of Titanium Wedding Bands. Ligthweight and strong, this Spaceage metal is available in different sizes and shades of color, combined with gold for great accents. With and without diamonds - these are some really neat wedding bands.

This is exciting - I just got in a 1.18 ct Natural Alexandrite! One of the rarest gems on the planet and this one is a real beauty! Stop by for a look when you get a chance. Alexandrites change color depending on what light they are under - electric or sunshine.

Birthstones of the Month: Alexandrite, Pearl, and Bloodstone. http://www.paradise-jewelry.com/Pearl.htm

I hope you enjoy this newsletter!

Take care,
Barry                                                                                Back to Main Menu            Back to Top

Paradise Points Newsletter
5-20-04

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