Archard Kalugendo, director of the state-run diamond and gemstone valuation unit, and government gemstone valuer Edward Rweyemamu were jointly charged with being responsible for $1.1 million of lost tax revenue.
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Later, he trained to become a gemstone setter in Zurich.
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The cost per gemstone may be lower for larger orders.
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We love the unique gemstone in this gold, vintage ring.
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A deal to sell the mine to Gemstone Mining Inc.
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For scientists, a gemstone is a message in a bottle.
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Goodman will star as Eli Gemstone, the patriarch of the family.
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Step Two Firmly press your gemstone to the glue until stuck.
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For example, the front 3D Bugatti logo is covered in gemstone.
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It's rock-themed — well, "gemstone" themed — and yes, it's still multicolored.
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Well, if you're me...it's attempting to create gemstone themed toasts.
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And it calls for a report on the country's gemstone industry.
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The gemstone was last seen at Queen Elizabeth's funeral in 2002.
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The "astonishing gemstone" measures 33.74 millimeters by 54.56 millimeters, the company said.
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He knew that it was possible to fit GEMSTONE into four spaces.
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Press play to watch Mi-Anne get the full gemstone treatment, above.
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"I would love to see the gemstone world support the living world here."
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The eyes of the face mask contain calcite, obsidian and a black gemstone.
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Laboratories often can identify the source of a gemstone by analyzing its chemistry.
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When I got my iPhone, I initially picked out a cerulean gemstone-covered case.
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Before we know it, we'll end up with a gemstone pizza on our hands.
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As a film, "Blue Iguana" takes after the gaudy gemstone that inspired its title.
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My boyfriend gave me a beautiful necklace: a gemstone on a very fine chain.
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He then had her pick out a gemstone from a set and granted special treatment.
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In Chinese culture, the green gemstone jade is commonly used to ward off evil spirits.
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At nightfall, "noodlers" scavenge for less valuable shards of the gemstone left behind above ground.
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Major beauty brands like Glossier, Aveda and Dr. Brandt have crystal- and gemstone-enhanced products.
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The 1,758-carat gemstone is dark in color and about the size of your palm.
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The prose in this 103-page gemstone of a book, Minto's debut, is on fire.
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Long considered a kind of poor man's ruby, the gemstone has come into its own.
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His workshop served high end jewelers from Geneva and Paris, and a few gemstone dealers.
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The drop gemstone earrings featuring navy, emerald, and diamond stones that each had alternating patterns.
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This year I'm gifting her a gold ring by a gemstone jeweler I discovered on Farfetch.
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There's Rockin' Rebel filled with gemstone blue shades and Power Hungry, which features golds and metallics.
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Tanzania, the world's only source of tanzanite, banned exports of the raw gemstone from April 2010.
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The gemstone was used to make the pigment until a synthetic version was created in 1826.
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She created a ring, with the gemstone being held in place by two skeletal, golden hands.
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" And, while Bulgari — like other high jewelry houses — refused to identify its gemstone suppliers, it did offer one dealer's comment about Ms. Silvestri: "Every time we show her a new gemstone, she has the excitement of a painter who has found the right colors for his canvas.
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More often than not, mystical, gemstone-infused, energetically-blessed beauty products are gimmicks (and they're everywhere lately).
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Another parliamentary committee that investigated tanzanite mining said there was massive smuggling of the purple-blue gemstone.
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The gemstone prices tend to run counter to the overall commodities cycle and are generally less volatile.
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Examples of their products, too, are on display; ranging from woodwork and pottery to intricate gemstone jewellery.
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The new laws established a National Gold and Gemstone Reserve under the control of the central bank.
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Scientists at Alrosa examined the unusual gemstone and believe it may be over 800 million years old.
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Insects trapped in amber are a common-enough sight, but in a slow-forming gemstone like opal?
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Even the flowers seem to me gaudy and overwrought, the arboreal equivalent of a cheap, oversize gemstone.
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I also spaced on BERYL next door, the gemstone family that includes several of the colored jewels.
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"A great jewel is the complete package: the gemstone, the sculptural aspect and the craftsmanship," he said.
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"Lucia is certainly recognized today as one of the greatest gemstone experts," he wrote in an email.
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Gemfields also holds controlling interests in gemstone mining and prospecting licences in Zambia, Mozambique, Ethiopia and Madagascar.
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By this point, Momoh had begun to worry about keeping such a valuable gemstone in his own home.
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But instead of state-backed money, they will use a cryptocurrency, the Gram, denoted by a gemstone emoji.
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After topping off the look with hexagonal sparkle flecks, it was just as brilliant as the gemstone itself.
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The bright magenta pink color, swept across her cheeks and eyelids, somehow upstaged her gorgeously ornate gemstone headpiece.
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ISTANBUL — Known for his lavish carved-gemstone rings, the jeweler Sevan Bicakci has added watchmaking to his portfolio.
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Now it would seem more realistic to portray a character panicking about whether the gemstone was ethically sourced.
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Aristotle, for example, thought the gemstone would help find success during litigations, or find support for a new venture.
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Pendeloque, "a diamond or other gemstone cut in the form of a pear-shaped brilliant with a table" 235.
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Black diamonds put De Grisogono jewelry on the global map in 216, the novel gemstone capturing female buyers' imaginations.
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"Don't Stop Believing" by Journey You bought a gemstone that was supposed to bring you wealth and pleasant dreams.
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"The sapphire elements are cut like a gemstone to let the light bounce off their facets," Mr. Rosillo said.
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The junkyard owner noticed that the cesium chloride glowed blue and thought it could be pieces of a valuable gemstone.
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For centuries Mughal emperors, as well as Hindu and Persian kings, fought over the most legendary gemstone ever dug out.
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Mr. Foster and his fellow miners would smash those bones apart to see if opal, Australia's national gemstone, lay beneath.
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Hyman is an undiluted marvel in all black, crowned by a regal headpiece with a shimmering gemstone in the center.
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In Wallace, at a gemstone shop, Hunter bought a rock — of silver ore and fool's gold — quarried in the 1920s.
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But, beneath the limestone was a meticulously carved gemstone, now considered one of the greatest prehistoric Greek artworks ever discovered.
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The auctioneer said the rough gemstone "of exceptional transparency" could yield the largest top-quality diamond ever cut and polished.
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Truthfully, if it does, it won't be the stuff you want, like 1,500 horsepower or a gemstone-covered front grille emblem.
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Wearing a sparkling tiara and diamond-and-gemstone necklace, the Queen and Trudeau had a chat in Buckingham Palace's Picture Gallery.
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But the company also has a gemstone business, founded in 1965, which provides sapphires, topaz, citrines and other stones to jewelers.
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In "Untitled (Carl's Red)" (1988) a gold and brown oval gleams like a weather-beaten gemstone encrusted in magmatic red earth.
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Chauncy Hare Townshend's 234 gift of 2000 colored gemstone rings to Beyoncé's gift last year of a Glenn Spiro butterfly ring.
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She also adds lengths of gemstone necklaces in her preferred color for the moment: "Right now, I'm turquoise," Ms. Small said.
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If the clue is "gemstone" and you're shown "_ _ _ m _ _ _", you'll have to tap D, I, A, O, and N in any order.
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"Natural diamonds continue to be the most popular choice among couples," Gerstein observed, noting that it's still the most popular gemstone choice.
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Still, many residents continue to reside underground, taking a chance on striking rich by searching for a single gemstone 30 meters below.
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I'm not sure why this took me so long, but I was thinking about the diamond gemstone instead of a baseball diamond.
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The Skeksis are the keepers of the Crystal of Truth, a massive gemstone that represents the beating heart of Thra's life force.
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For the line, the actress chose citrine, a yellow variety of quartz, as the featured gemstone in her line — just like Zahara!
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"Jadeite is a very traditional gemstone in the Chinese community, and we don't usually have much design for jadeite," Ms. Sze said.
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From rainbow gemstone bobby pins to plush velvet scrunchies, check out the new 12-piece Sincerely Jules x Scunci festival-inspired collaboration, ahead.
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The resulting images look more like the surface of a super rare crystal — and is glittery enough to rival the Smithsonian gemstone exhibit.
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The ring&aposs markings include the Marine Corps&apos emblem of an eagle, globe and anchor in the center of a red gemstone.
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His motivations are as cloudy as a cheap gemstone, as he alternates between lethal skill and naïve bumbling in Matthew Ross's leaden thriller.
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"No gemstone in the world has the same composition as this stone," said Dave Bindra of B&B Fine Gems in Los Angeles.
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Hina and Hodaka have heart-shaped faces with huge gemstone eyes, small noses and tiny, ductile mouths that open wide and comically wider.
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The gemstone is actually the largest to ever be found in North American history, according to a press release by Dominion Diamond Mines.
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Tuttle said the superstition surrounding the gemstone is that it can ward off evil — so could the hair color potentially have the same effect?
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Jesse Gemstone is very different from your previous characters in that he's trying to hold onto something instead of trying to get something new.
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The film itself, like this shiny well-intentioned gemstone, is a glitzy offering that asks for a redemption that perhaps will never be reconciled.
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Branding himself a prophet, he plumbed the new-age convention circuit alongside specialists in animal telepathy, chakras, hauntings, angelic gemstone messages and the afterlife.
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Following your glue instructions, apply a dollop of glue to the top of your screw and the bottom of your gemstone, where they will meet.
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The gemstone dealers have to trust you are going to return the diamonds and that you are going to pay what you get for them.
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Embedded in the plaque was ultramarine, a pigment derived from the gemstone lapis lazuli, which would have been as valuable as gold during her time.
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The tragedy was a reminder of the dangers workers such as Brang Aung face daily unearthing the valuable gemstone that is prized in neighboring China.
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"I really believe that 70 percent is done already by nature with the gemstone," said Ms. Eensaar, a certified gemologist and a former diamond broker.
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It features a gemstone known as the Black Prince's Ruby, believed to have been worn by Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415.
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Hadid sported a kimono-inspired lilac gown, complete with gemstone-encrusted white, jade and orange embroidery and a colossal bow resting askew on her shoulders.
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The suspension comes after the regulator conducted surprise inspections of foreign exchange bureaus in the northern town of Arusha, a tourist and gemstone trading hub.
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Immortalized in the golden gemstone, the bloodsucker's last supper is remarkable because it is rare to find parasites with their hosts in the fossil record.
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They were able to confirm that the composition of these matched that of micrometeorites, which tend to be rich in olivine, a greenish semi-precious gemstone.
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Then, those who study Vedic astrology believe each of the planets has a corresponding gemstone, so you should base your choice on your sign's ruling planet.
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The gemstone was mined in the southern Sri Lankan city of Ratnapura, and according to the BBC, beats the current record-holder of some 1,395 carats.
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When it came to breaking out the major bling, she relied upon luxury jeweler Kiki McDonough – wearing over $13,195 worth of the designer's precious gemstone earrings.
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The amethyst woman, who Rubod imagines comes from a civilization in which people unite with their gemstone, has survived time because of her connection with amethyst.
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This gemstone surreality turns everything into theatre; it also forces us, like David, to absorb what we see without knowing if we can trust our perceptions.
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Tourmaline is a gemstone, but when crushed and used to coat the plates of a hair straightener, it has properties and results similar to ceramic plates.
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The covers of these three books were painted with Paris green, copper(II) acetate triarsenite, also known as "emerald green" due to its resemblance to the gemstone.
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Even in this brightly colored tech office, Divinity Matovu, one of Lyft's community program managers, stands out, wearing a long floral dress and chunky blue gemstone earrings.
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Before amber turns into solid transparent gemstone, it starts out as a reddish, viscous resin that flows out of certain tree species when they're damaged or diseased.
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The company is the first and only diamond explorer in Israel and says it has found strong geological signs that there are gemstone deposits in northern Israel.
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Aether Beauty Rose Quartz Crystal Gemstone Palette, $58This palette includes matte, shimmery, metallic, and duo-chrome eyeshadows all formulated with moisturizing coconut oil and organic shea butter.
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Every gemstone on the tree is "ethically sourced and upcycled" from existing luxury jewelry from fashion brands like Bulgari, Cartier, and Chanel, according to the Robb Report.
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Magufuli had ordered the examination of exports by individual companies after a parliamentary investigation found that the country's diamonds and other precious gemstone exports were under-declared.
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And when they do marry, some consumers are opting for more gemstone engagement rings, such as sapphires, or fashion jewelry with lab-grown diamonds, according to industry analysts.
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Infineon agreed to buy Wolfspeed - which includes a silicon carbide substrate business for power, RF and gemstone applications - last July, in a bet on new energy-efficient chips.
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He previously lead a parliamentary investigation that concluded there was widespread tax evasion and smuggling in the gemstone business, allegations that companies working in the sector have denied.
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Ms. Suska's winning brooch, part of a collection called Frozen Moment, resembles an unpolished gemstone but was created with a mix of polymer clay and crushed marble powder.
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After that encounter, she said, he invited her to choose a gemstone from his cabinet, and then during a second encounter he forced her to have anal sex.
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Fendi has introduced an online customization tool for its IShine collection, a line of bejeweled watches featuring gemstone indexes that rotate by turning the crown (starting at $3,380).
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In case you haven't heard of Kendra Scott, it's an Austin, Texas-born jewelry store known for designing authentic, affordable gemstone jewelry with just a touch of Southern charm.
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"Gemstone-infused" is the sexiest phrase in the beauty lexicon; just reading "promotes a sense of peace" on a label is enough to make me feel a little calmer.
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You might already have a designer bracelet that tracks steps per day, or a gemstone ring that sends text-message alerts, or a sleek watch that tracks REM sleep.
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Traeger says its first CEO, Lothar Spaeth, a former premier of Baden-Wuerttemberg in Germany's West, saw potential to create a world-class business out of an "unpolished gemstone".
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The bride is a stepdaughter of the late Albert R. Fratoni Jr., a real estate developer who was a managing director of the Gemstone Property Group in New York.
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At the open-air jade market, Chinese businessmen haggle with Burmese traders selling rough green slabs of the gemstone, freshly dug from mines in remote areas to the north.
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When you had a nightmare the first night sleeping with it under your pillow, you tried to take it back, but the gemstone store had a no return policy.
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The prime minister of Vietnam gave the president a "gemstone painting" of Mr. Trump smiling against a backdrop of an American flag, made of stone granules, worth about $1,20173.
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In a blog post, author and Mary Makes Good blogger Mary Helen Leonard walks us through how to craft amethyst gemstone soap from a glycerin base, essential oil, and mica.
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The polished gemstone eggs are inserted into the vagina and are ostensibly meant to be weights that can boost the effectiveness of kegel exercises, which strengthen the pelvic floor muscles.
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A few weeks lady, the couple showed some P.D.A. on the red carpet at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards as Klum flashed her gigantic gemstone engagement ring to the cameras.
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Read: The ancient Greek masterpiece etched on a tiny gemstone They claimed the text was originally written in Hebrew, before being encoded, but Davis and others have disputed that idea.
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"We had this problem of putting the city on the map," said the mayor, Zoran Jankovic, who is credited with revitalizing this not-so-secret gemstone of southern East Europe.
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The new gemstone had an enormous effect on the house's design style in the '60s, Mr. Kirtley said, turning it from simple gold jewelry to colorful designs with large stones.
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These sepia-toned snapshots of ancient life are formed from tree resin that once flowed over insects, plants, or other organisms, which then hardened into a transparent type of gemstone.
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Exact numbers are unknown as the industry is highly unregulated, but the Natural Resource Governance Institute, an advocacy group, ranked Myanmar's gemstone sector one of the most opaque in the world.
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"Gemfields represents a compelling opportunity to continue to develop a leading gemstone producer with a dominant position in both global emerald and ruby production and a strong consumer brand," Fosun said.
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"We decompose carbon and reassemble it with a different grain so it takes on a feminine sheen," he said, somewhat explaining the uncommon jewelry material that was neither metal nor gemstone.
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In its initial run, the collection featured less expensive takes on Valli's signature tulle ensembles as well as gemstone-encrusted accessories, with prices for a dress ranging between $299 and $649.
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THE #WINNING POST A collection of colored gemstone rings from the AS line, by the London jeweler Akansha Sethi (above), taken during a recent showroom event, got more than 400 likes.
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"While diamonds are still the most popular gemstone used in engagement rings, other gemstones, including morganite, are becoming increasingly sought after," says Brilliant Earth co-founder and co-CEO Beth Gerstein.
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Although he's a no-nonsense family leader, his time in the limelight is coming to a close, leaving the door open for McBride's character, Jesse Gemstone, to position himself for a takeover.
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Sparsely-populated Botswana is the world's top diamond producer by value, but the government of the southern African country is trying to diversify the economy to reduce its dependence on the gemstone.
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The newest demands come after a lawyer for the Indian government told the nation's supreme court that the government believes to gemstone was given to the British as a gift, not stolen.
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For thousands of years, Afghanistan has been one of the chief sources of lapis lazuli, a prized blue gemstone associated with love and purity and admired by poets as well as jewelers.
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In "Gemstones" he follows form, playing the blinged-out heir-apparent in a family of mega-rich Southern megachurch ministers, headed by the cunning and recently widowed patriarch, Eli Gemstone (John Goodman).
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The Nordic island country straddles the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet, molding a volcanic terrain webbed by glacial rivers and studded with gemstone-aquamarine lakes.
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On Tuesday, CBS News reported on the filing of a complaint in California: A Michigan woman said she was sold a gemstone with a carat weight that was misrepresented on the site.
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A woman who lived 1,000 years ago has been identified as a likely artist thanks to the blue gemstone residue found in her teeth, according to a study published Wednesday in Science Advances.
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Whether rainbow shades like gemstone purple or rosy pink, or more-natural ones like 2017's on-trend honey-laced brown, picking a color has everything to do with mood, budget, and lifestyle.
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The jewelry industry is notorious for its insane markups on products and confusing array of terminology related to the metals used or gemstone grades – as with the "four C's" of diamonds, for example.
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Cynthia W. Shelmerdine, an expert on the Aegean Bronze Age at the University of Texas, said she agreed that the rings and gemstone seals in the warrior's grave represented administrative and political power.
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The en tremblant technique will be highlighted; it's a way of creating, for example, a gemstone flower on a stem that sways when the wearer moves, "like it is living," Ms. Hugenaud said.
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Informal mining is a pervasive challenge in the gemstone sector, said Sebastian Sahla, of the Natural Resource Governance Institute, a non-profit focused on oil and mining, adding he has not analyzed Fura.
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Meyer also told PEOPLE that she particularly loves Meghan's choice of gemstone: "Turquoise is a healing stone, that gives a calming loving and spiritual grounding energy, which all of us moms definitely need!"
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Soldiers and other security forces took part in Monday's operation in the northern town of Arusha, a tourism and gemstone trading hub, so different bureaus could be inspected at once, a statement said.
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Even if you do happen on a natural gemstone, keep in mind that many gems are treated, either with heat to enhance the color, or through the injection of colored glass or silicon.
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As Cosmopolitan reports, Chelsea Shiels, a 27 year-old Melbourne-based florist, has quietly been making pearl, seashell, and gemstone-bedazzled crowns for the past few years, before introducing them on Etsy last fall.
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The best part is that everything — from the pink mascara and teeny gemstone stickers, ahead — is under $5, which means you can splurge on the important stuff, like a belly shirt and good booze.
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With its brilliant hues of blue and green, turquoise was a highly prized gemstone to the ancient Aztecs and Mixtec in the region that stretches from central Mexico to Central America known as Mesoamerica.
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The jewelry was gold and gaudy, showcasing a faux-ruby gemstone the size of a pinkie nail and the words "Rhode Island School of Design," where my grandfather studied machine design many decades ago.
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Whether it's a local find, a nod to Princess Diana or simply wearing her favorite gemstone (turquoise!) Meghan Markle's jewelry style during her royal tour of Africa has been the epitome of understated chic.
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Social media pages that appeared to be created by Oddi said that he owned a gemstone company, was a real estate investor and had been a volunteer Santa Claus at a Miami hospital in 2013.
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" BMW describes the Companion as a gemstone-like object that "symbolizes the intelligence, connectivity and availability" of the car that learns about the owner over time and can eventually "perform routine tasks" and "offer advice.
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Beauty Blender The Jewel Box Mystery Sponge, $20, available at SephoraEach set comes with a gemstone-shaped cleanser and a BeautyBlender, but they won't know the color of the actual sponge until they open the present.
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For a few months, through the end of 2012, Harris paid his rent by working as a tattoo artist and by selling (while dressed as outlandishly as possible) gemstone-on-hemp-string necklaces in Union Square.
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One woman, he said, "placed a special order for a tiara featuring a specific color green of gemstone because her feng shui master had told her she needed that color in her life," Mr. Mansvelt said.
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Huggies Little Snugglers Diapers, available at Target, $24.99It's not as fun as buying baby moccasins in a gemstone color, but diapers are one of the most practical and thoughtful gifts you can give a new parent.
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Myanmar is a major gemstone producer and the civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi pledged to tighten controls after a landslide in a jade mine killed more than 100 people in 2015 in Kachin state.
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The first time we meet Nick's cousin Astrid (Gemma Chan who, sadly for fans of the book, isn't given much to do here except look fabulously glam) she's spending millions on rare gemstone earrings on a whim.
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Christie's puts under the hammer next week the largest fancy vivid pink diamond that the famed auction house has ever sold, expecting to fetch $30 million to $50 million for the nearly 19-carat, rectangular-cut gemstone.
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Matthieu Salomon, Myanmar manager for U.S.-based charity, the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI), said the reported announcement opened the door to reform of the gemstone industry and an end to human rights abuses in the sector.
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Judy Gemstone (Edi Patterson) and her fiancé BJ (Tim Baltz) in 'The Righteous Gemstones' But all of these are puzzle pieces in Gemstones' larger picture, which is an exploration of how and why this family lost its way.
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The suspension came days after the central bank conducted surprise inspections of foreign exchange bureaus in the northern town of Arusha, a tourist and gemstone trading hub, in a crackdown on illegal forex trading and money laundering activities.
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Inside that room, a few days before the actors were to move into the theater for technical rehearsals, Ms. Thurman clacked onto the temporary set in teal heels, prop phone in her hand, gemstone glint in her eye.
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" So when we were going to have Claire go through the stones at the end of Season 2, when she's going from the 18th century to the 20th century, we realized: "Oh my gosh, she needs a gemstone.
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But later, as a conservator removed the lime accretions on the bead's face, it turned out to be something quite different: a seal stone, a gemstone engraved with a design that can be stamped on clay or wax.
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ETSY DEEP DIVE If there are no other plans for this day, I'd like to spend it finally organizing my thoughts around delicate gemstone rings, anxiety blankets, and Harry Potter-inspired merch on offer in the bottomless purchase pit.
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Read: The ancient Greek masterpiece etched on a tiny gemstone Towering over the ruins is a four-sided pyramid known as "El Castillo" -- a temple to the feathered snake god Kukulcan, one of the major deities in ancient Mexico.
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After facing criticism over its statement that the Koh-i-noor diamond was not stolen but gifted to Britain, the Indian government has backtracked and said that it will make all possible efforts to bring back the legendary gemstone amicably.
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To that end, Yulong CEO Hoi Ming Chan has already said the company wants to bring the Millennium Sapphire to museums around the world, make a television documentary about it, and also let film studios use the gemstone in movies.
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In the Gyan Jewels showroom, a Murano glass chandelier custom-designed for the space presides over a collection of contemporary gemstone jewels, starting at $1,000, that echo details found in the paintings, textiles and traditional Indian adornments showcased next door.
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They include a polishing wheel made with leather from a sheep's belly for the 15.90-carat tanzanite adorning his multistone Bridging Dreams ring, "to buff out the micro scratches on the gemstone to perfect its finish," he said in an email.
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Jason Holt of Holts Gems, a gemstone dealing business established by his father in 1948, said he hoped he was part of a new generation that — through modernization — would keep the identity of Hatton Garden alive as a distinctive jewelry community.
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Since 2016, she has created stately one-of-a-kind signet rings based on clients' life stories, made from gold and the occasional diamond or gemstone, and engraved with letters, numbers and small illustrations that are dear to its wearer.
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In his campaign to undermine the 15-year-old, who disliked him from the start, Skalnik accused her of stealing the engagement ring he had given her mother — a ring whose glittering gemstone, he said, was a seven-carat diamond.
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Very importantly, the crater walls also contain cubic zirconia—a gemstone that can only form when temperatures exceed 2,370 degrees C.It's this aspect of cubic zirconia that inspired a research team led by Nicholas Timms to turn the substance into a thermometer.
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But you can't judge a balancing nail polish until you bang out 150 emails with it on, so for a month, I put myself on a New Age beauty routine full of gemstone skin care, feng shui fragrance, and crazy-expensive coconut oil.
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The day after the banquet, Sofia and her husband, Prince Carl Philip, attended a dinner for the Nobel laureates, where she wore a long-sleeved pink dress as well as a tiara with a bit more gemstone sparkle: the Diamond Four Button Tiara.
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But what's even cooler is that, similar to the engagement ring bath bombs, each bar of soap is molded around a real-life crystal, so that when the soap runs out, you're left with a gemstone that you can use again and again.
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Myanmar is a major gemstone producer and the civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi pledged to tighten controls after a landslide in a jade mine killed more than 100 people in 2015 in Kachin state, the site of Friday's collapse.
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The best scene in the whole pilot, to me, is the moment when the Gemstone family walks into a restaurant after church on Sunday, and the people eating there are absolutely starstruck, particularly by Eli, who waves his hand like a benevolent god.
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The diamond, part of an artwork called "The Redemption of Vanity", had been coated in a "super-black" layer of carbon nanotubes which, by absorbing 99.995% of the visible spectrum, made the usually sparkling gemstone seem practically invisible inside its dark case.
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Sometimes, she will combine them with whimsical necklaces of mushroom or animal motifs in custom gemstone combinations from the collections of designers like Brent Neale and Retrouvai and strands of Tahitian pearls on leather cords, purchased on repeated visits to St. Barthélemy.
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A museum-grade gemstone collection lines the walls, interspersed with blue-tinged photos Liu has taken of inspiring science-on-location scenes—the concrete corners of the Salk Institute, a sunset through the Scripps pier, the lights of Durango, Colorado where Darpa often meets.
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If you're devoted to a pastor like John Goodman's Eli Gemstone, whose spiritual acumen is proven by his ostentatiously flashy empire, then it's a natural step to admire a figure like Donald Trump because of his wealth and fame rather than in spite of it.
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What my church had in common with the Gemstone church was how it functioned, simultaneously, as a set of guardrails on human behavior, designed to keep you on an extremely straight and narrow path, and a kind of "get out of jail free" card.
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But some designers are still discovering the gemstone — "to keep a step ahead," said Ana Khouri, a New York-based designer who was adding tanzanites to her ear pieces, including a new white-gold-and-diamond ear crawler with pink, green and blue tanzanites.
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The gemstone that many people have never heard of has been saddled for centuries with the name "the great impostor," Alessandro Borruso said as he sipped a morning espresso in the cafe of Sotheby's London offices, where he is head of sales for Europe.
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B.J. NOVAK, who played Ryan Howard on the American version of the television show "The Office," appears for the first time today, as does ROSE CUT, a cut of gemstone where the facets come to a point on top and the flat face is on the bottom.
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She had plans to go to law school, but at 18, she was hired in Paris as an au pair by the French jewelry designer Marie-Hélène de Taillac, who is known for her colorful gemstone pieces handmade by craftsmen in India using 17th-century methods.
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A few Underground stops away, in London's traditional jewelry neighborhood of Hatton Garden, Moss Ramzy of A Star Diamonds, an independent gemstone dealer, offered a simpler explanation: When a diamond is bought and sold, and bought and sold, each dealer takes a bit of the profits.
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Not only are the colorful stones pretty to look at, but their healing properties also carry weight in the beauty world — which is why, for the latest episode of Beauty With Mi, Mi-Anne visited licensed acupuncturist Elizabeth Trattner to try her Instagram-famous Gemstone Facial.
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Y Get the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer for $249.99 See Details This five-star ceramic hair straightening brush by K-SKIN is infused with a precious gemstone called tourmaline that releases ions and far infra-red heat at high temperatures — a perfect recipe for shiny, frizz-free hair.
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U.S. Department of Justice officials filed a complaint in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Thursday seeking the forfeiture of the antiquities, including a gold ring with a carved gemstone, two gold coins, and a neo-Assyrian stone stela, together worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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This is $20, and something that this hair dryer says that it includes is tourmaline, which is apparently a semiprecious gemstone that they crush up and put inside of the hair dryer to emit far-infrared heat, which, apparently, is gonna give me less frizzy and more sleek hair.
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And in November 2015, Mr. Bennett broke the world auction record price per carat for any diamond or any gemstone: $43 million ($4,028,941 per carat) for the Blue Moon of Josephine — a 12.03-carat Fancy Vivid blue diamond — that he sold to Joseph Lau, a Hong Kong businessman.
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It must be a temple of Alexandrite gemstone, with harps and bubbling brooks and butterflies carrying salt and pepper shakers, a place where you never age or have to poop, and where you'll quickly be recognized and have a special table waiting, as the staff's favorite delivery customer.
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On a recent Skype call from Bangkok, home to the brand's gemstone buying office, Mr. Bedarida explained his vision for Marina B, which he describes as "the last independent heritage brand"; why he's reworking it to include more everyday pieces; and what he learned from meeting Ms. Bulgari.
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Read: Ancient Greek masterpiece etched on a tiny gemstone Graham's first thought was that dogs were transported to Ceibal from afar for breeding purposes -- because they required "a dog that was good for breeding fat dogs," she says, adding that the burial location may just have been circumstance.
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Covering her life story and 20 collections, the book is a comprehensive look at how Ms. Courteille became a jewelry designer, "explaining her train of thought and how she arrived at certain designs from one gemstone, idea or story in her mind," said the author, Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld.
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On the homepage of her website, Poppy appears in a variety of stiff poses that land somewhere between Barbie and Christ, and in her shop you can buy an item called "This One" for $500—the description reading: "That's a big one"—which is a gemstone in the shape of a tooth.
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"We consider the concept of Baselworld — showcasing the best of the industry in all its diversity — the most promising solution and agree about this with the globally most important players in the gemstone market, who will participate in Baselworld 2018 again," Christian Jürgens, a spokesman from Baselworld's press agency, said in an email.
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According to a De Beers spokesperson, the practice of discerning how perfect a gemstone is by looking at its internal clarity was in place before the introduction of the the "four C's" (cut, clarity, color and carat size), as they are known, but the structure offered a more precise way of assessing value.
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But I do think that after his sixth straight Game 7 victory—a 275-point, 21984-rebound, nine-assist gemstone in which zero seconds of rest were necessary on the road without his lone All-Star teammate against a spry Boston Celtics team that had previously gone undefeated inside TD Garden—he is Post-Criticism.
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Moments later, all three Gemstones are confronted by their "brother pastors" from a neighboring church, who are afraid that a Gemstone plan to expand their church by building another campus will steal away from their congregations — and then are shocked that the Gemstones don't care, that they're more like the mob than brothers in Christ.
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When you're standing in a sea of fringed crop tops and white cowboy boots under the Indio sun, you want to make sure the little details set you apart from the rest of the festival crowd: a one-of-a-kind crystal choker, a stack of gemstone bobby pins, and, ideally, a show-stoppingly sparkly glitter manicure.
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Perfect for: Sexy witches Sex toy emporium Babeland stocks these horoscope-themed gift sets in pretty triangular boxes—each is embossed with your astrological constellation and contains a gemstone necklace matching your sign, a little silicone vibrator, and a tin of "orgasm balm" made with fragrances that correspond to your Water, Air, Earth or Fire element.
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What Radini found surprised her and many others: fragments of the gemstone lapis lazuli, which led her and other experts to conjecture that this woman was a manuscript illuminator — presumably, she either licked a brush covered in lapis lazuli to create a fine point for illuminating a manuscript or inhaled some of it while she was preparing pigment powder.
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I also love the vaguely homoerotic charge between baby brother Kelvin (Adam Devine) and his houseguest, a man recovering from addiction, whose scenes with the junior Gemstone have a weird, lustful energy, because the weird combination of openness with emotions and utter refusal to acknowledge that openness that characterizes a lot of evangelical masculinity is so hilarious and toxic.
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Onassis remade the interior to accommodate approximately 12 guests, adding a spiraling central three-story stairwell in Greek cobalt blue-white and gold colors amidship, replaced the mess with a dining salon capable of handling 30, added a port side bar and a rear lounge outfitted with a working fireplace made of the gemstone, lapis lazuli.
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In the Vision Next 100 concept, BMW showed a weird little gemstone-shaped thing called the "Companion" that it asserted could learn a driver's habits over time to start making decisions for them, so that's probably closely related to the company's interest in AI. In the meantime, a refreshed i3 with a bigger battery and better range is expected later this year.
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But when I watch a scene like the Gemstone brothers competing to see who can baptize the most people without getting water up those newly baptized noses, or Eli looking upon that painting of his wife, or sole sister Judy (Edi Patterson) bristling at her diminished treatment within the family, I feel the shock of seeing people I once knew.
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While the company started out as a small shop selling stationery and gifts, they shifted their focus to jewelry by the middle of the 19th century, and quickly started turning out historic designs like the seed-pearl parure that Mary Todd Lincoln wore to her husband's presidential inauguration and the now-standardized Tiffany setting, a six-prong gemstone mount that revolutionized diamond jewelry design.
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Jewelry and gemstone lovers will be drawn to eye-catching rarities such as a four-strand necklace loaded with 650 carats of Burmese rubies; a pendant featuring a 4-carat blue diamond from the fabled mines of Golconda, near the modern-day city of Hyderabad; and a green glass necklace engraved and overlaid with gold leaf, an example of the Thewa technique practiced by artisans from a single family, who served as the court jewelers to the princely rulers of Pratapgarh in southeast Rajasthan.
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