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Meeting Between Bread. Most of you know me pretty well. I don’t accept very many friends of friends because I feel it’s not for me. Almost every FB friend I have known on some level, you are not just a number. But if you are on my FB, it’s because we have some connection. I would love to see if we can still chat more than just likes on each other. I decided to participate in an experience called “Meeting between Bread”. The idea is to see who reads a post without a photo. We are so consumed with technology that we forget the most important thing: good friendship. If no one is reading this message, it will be a short social experiment. But if you finish this till the end, I would love you to comment in one word about us. For example, a place, an object, a person, a moment in which you remember us. Then copy this post and post it on your page (don’t share) and I’ll go to your page and leave a word that reminds me of you. Please don’t comment if you don’t have time to copy the text. This will destroy the experiment. Let’s see who spent their time to read and respond according to the common story outside of Facebook.

With summer vacations right around the corner and surveys showing that two out of three travelers are likely to bring their jewelry on vacation, we have fresh information and expert advice on the best way to take your precious possessions through airport security. Bottom line: The TSA says "Keep it on." See our blog for much more. Click link. http://diamondjewelryfactory.thejewelerblog.com

A novice treasure hunter armed with a beginner's metal detector scored a mother lode of Roman-Era 22-karat gold coins valued at $160,000. The cache of 159 4th century coins represents one of the largest such finds in England's history. See the full story at our blog. http://diamondjewelryfactory.tumblr.com

Welcome to Music Friday when we bring you great tunes with jewelry, gemstones or precious metals in the title or lyrics. Today we spotlight the Platters singing "With This Ring." The song, which reached #14 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1967, features the silky voice of Sonny Turner on lead vocals. See the video on our blog. http://dimondjewelryfactory.tumblr.com