The History of a Diamond THINK OF A DIAMOND. Not an alleged Diamond as having been made In a crucible, but think of one of Nature’s Diamonds set in a Bing. THINK OF THE MANY CHANNELS THROUGH WHICH IT PASSES from the time it leaves the miiie iv til it reaches you, and. think how much you must pay for the actual Diamond, .-and .1 HOW MUCH MORE FOB PROFIT TO THE .VARIOUS MIDDLE; MEN. Here is a diagram WHICH SHOWS AT A GLANCE WHERE THESE PROFITS ARI*E:— you see, therefore, when you buy your Diamond Ring in the usual way, you . are„... paying, THB , PROFIT ■OF • FIVE MIDDLE < MEN.; Now think of a Diamond bought at STEWART DAW SON’S. , When you buy a Dia rnond from Stewart Dawson 4 you are buying at the cheapest ... price possible, because you do not have to , pay five middlemen ' profits, as the fol’owing diagram •hows:— " MINE~OWNER, ~ who sells at. a profit to __ _ n _........ (Amsterdam Diamond Cutter, I who sells at a profit to | - ' lllu ... Stewart. Dawson & Co., Ltd., , •n Hatton Garden,, who dir.ibute to our Ten Branches, where wo sell at a minimum profit to -OH THE PUBLIC These two simple diagrams . illustrate, clearly the whole Stewar ■ Dawson‘idea^an idea which has made STEWART DAWSON’S TREASURE HOUSES THE WORLD S GREATEST JEWELLERY STOREB —an idea combining the most complete organisation for manii factoring and selling jewellery at true value prices. Remember all on business is done direct with the public. We do not employ traveller- , Complete .Illustrated., Catalogue, sent .Free., on. request.. MINE‘‘OWNER, who sells ..at a profit to the rr~n .. Amsterdam Diamond Cutter, who, sells at a profit to the Hatton Garden Diamond Dealer . who sells at a profit to the ~ I I II .. .. I Manufacturing Jewellery H - Merchant, who sells at a profit to the imu: Wholesale Jewellery Merchant, who sells at a profit to the - ’■:]! "FI Retail Jeweller, who sells at a profit to IT II THE PUBLIC. s JEWELLERS,, STEWART DAWSON S CORNER CHRISTCHURCH.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1931, Page 8
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