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5 Jewelry News Stories You Might Have Missed
A 187-year-old jewelry store closing its doors, a diamond-related cryptocurrency scam, and lagging diamond sales were among last week’s talk-of-the-town jewelry news headlines.

New York—Fell behind on the week’s jewelry news? Here are five stories to get you back in the know.
1. A Jewelry Store That Opened in 1832 Is Closing
Cornwell Jewelers is located in Athens, a small town in southeast Ohio that’s home to Ohio University.
2. 3-Carat ‘Bubble Gum Pink’ Diamond Could Sell for $8M
Set in a ring by Moussaieff, the piece will lead Christie’s May 28 jewelry auction in Hong Kong.
3. RapNet Members to Vote on Lab-Grown Diamond Listings
Results will be announced at the Rapaport breakfast event during the JCK Las Vegas jewelry trade show.
4. SEC Pulls the Plug on Diamond-Related Cryptocurrency Scam
A Florida cryptocurrency company allegedly took more than $30 million from investors, promising big returns by reselling fancy colored diamonds.
5.Alrosa, De Beers Note Muted Demand for Diamonds
Diamond sales for both are lagging behind last year due to a few factors.
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