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When Saleem Black decided to retire and close the doors on his silver jewelry manufacturing company in February, little did he know that long-time customer Chris Snowden, owner of Snowden’s Jewelry in Wilmington, NC, would end up buying his company. The two men had become friends through their business dealings and as soon as Chris received Black’s letter about the impending closure he picked up the phone and dialed Black.

“I called Saleem to restock all my Sun River pieces that sold well, and he expressed his concern for the people in his Mexican factory,” recalls Chris. “Some of his employees had worked for him for 25 years and he didn’t want them to be without a job. That really

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N-ice – The Bruins diamond championship rings (Boston Bruins)

The Boston Bruins, who captured the 2010-2011 Stanley Cup, have been presented with their official championship diamond rings, and they are a sight to behold.

The Bruins’ B logo and an image of the Stanley Cup itself are depicted in diamonds on the ring’s face in a combination of brilliant cut and princess cut diamonds. The logo is surrounded by six diamonds – one for each cup championship the team has won. Each player’s ring is customized with his ring and sweater number, and the years of the Bruins’ championships (2011, 1972, 1970, 1941, 1939, and 1929) are also spelled out in diamonds. The rin

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Krombholz Jewelers has had a love affair with antique jewelry for its entire 71 year history. The company founders, Mallie and Herb Krombholz, were avid antiquers collecting such things as brass keys and locks, art glass, guns and even automobiles. Three generation of Krombholz have bought and sold antique and estate jewelry as an intriguing part of their retail jewelry business.

On Friday, October 7th and Saturday, October 8th Krombholz Jewelers is transforming their showroom into an antique jewelry fan’s dream! All of their cases will be filled with solely antique and estate jewelry. E

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I started making little bracelets for my pediatric patients to bribe them, oops, I mean motivate them. Since I was a child, I collected beads and stones and never knew why. Now I know why!

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