Advertise in this space/ Prime Location: Call Radhika : 213.623.1162
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Message From the Board of Directors
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Holiday Party Raffle Tickets Final Week of Promotion
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This
Friday, November 8, 2019 is the last day
for you to
purchase raffle tickets at a discounted price of
Six (6) Tickets for $20
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The Regular Price at the door is $5/Ticket.
Members can also pay via
Venmo
directly to the club and pick up their tickets at the check in desk at the day of the party.
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If you wish to learn more about advertising with us for this Gala, please contact the club ASAP for additional details.
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The Diamond Club is proud to announce that the confirmed date of our
Diamond Gala
is
April 26, 2020
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It is the most talked-about event of the year,
“celebrating the gems of our lives” and honoring the women who make our jewelry into a beautiful spectacle.
Come enjoy great food, entertainment, and partake in the auction to benefit a local charity.
This event will provide you with an opportunity to advertise your business and reach out to California’s elite guests.
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After a series of meetings between Peter Meeus and Jean-Marc Lieberherr, CEO of the Diamond Producers Association (DPA), I am pleased to inform you that the
WFDB and DPA have entered into a cooperation agreement to share key messaging to create alignment within the midstream.
The emergence of laboratory-grown diamonds (LGDs) in global markets, and especially in the US market, makes it imperative to clearly differentiate natural diamonds from LGDs in the mind of the consumer through targeted communications.
Moreover, many
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Wednesday Tea and Trading Session
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Join us
Tomorrow, November 6 at 2:30 pm
for our
regular
Tea and Auction hour.
Bring your deals.
It is also a good time to pick up your discounted Raffle Tickets.
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Monthly Luncheon on
Thursday, November 21, 2019
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Join us for our
Monthly Luncheon
on
Thursday, November 21, 2019
at 12 pm
More details to follow
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Diamond Club West Coast's Annual Holiday Party
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It's almost that time of the year where we all come together to celebrate the Holidays.
Pre-sale of
Raffle Tickets
are now available while supplies last.
Special sale ends this
Friday November 8, 2019 at 5:30 pm
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Raffle Tickets available at a discount rate of Six (6) tickets for $20
(regular price is $5 each ticket)
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**Prizes include brand names like Samsung, Apple, Patron, Spas, Starbucks, etc.
- DCWC Members + 1 guest: Free Entry
- Pre sale Non-DCWC members entry tickets $25/person
- Non-DCWC members entry: Door Price: $35/person
Stop by at the club to get your ticket today!!
More Details to Follow
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Save the Date for the Diamond Gala
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Re-string your pearls, polish your gold and steam those diamonds for a
grand night as we
"celebrate the gems of our life!"
More details to follow
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Advertise in this space/ Center Location: Call Radhika : 213.623.1162
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Member of the Week -
Robert (Bob) Lynn
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What is your background?
I was pursuing a degree in Physics with a minor in Electronics and was working for the Pacific Missile Test Center at Point Magu but decided to pursue the Jewelry industry instead.
What made you choose the jewelry industry?
From the young age of 14, the jewelry industry intrigued me. I apprenticed under a gemologist and learned my benchwork with him.
When did you start your business?
I started working full time in the jewelry industry in 1970 in a store called Force Hammer named because my partner and I focused on hammer raised jewelry. Three years later, I married and opened Lynn’s Jewelry with my wife and a year later we became Lynn’s Manufacturing, Inc. in Ventura and eventually moved to Cambria.
What challenges did you face in the business?
Our business grew substantially with 18 employees and
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Topaz and Citrine- The November Birthstone
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The variety of topaz hues includes colorless, light blue, yellow, orange, pink, violet, brown and, very rarely, red. The vast majority of blue topaz seen today is the permanent result of treating colorless topaz with irradiation and heating. The rainbow effect seen in “Mystic Topaz” is created by coating colorless topaz with a thin artificial film.
Some believe the word “topaz” comes from the Sanskrit word tapas, which means “fire.” Others trace it back
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This November birthstone is the transparent yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz, which has been used in jewelry for thousands of years. Citrine has been a popular gemstone since ancient times and has shared a history of mistaken identities with the other November birthstone, topaz. As a result, people thought citrine had the same powers as topaz. They believed the citrine birthstone could soothe tempers and calm the wearer.
The ancient Greeks carved
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