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 mine until it reaches you, and think how much you must P a y for _"mViytit P HOW MUCH MORE FOR PROFIT TO THE VARIOUS MIDDLEMEN. Here is a diagram WHICH SHOWS AT A GLANCE WHERE THESE PROFITS ARI.*E:— ‘ MINE OWNER, who sells at a profit to the ~r ~n~ Amsterdam Diamond Cutter, s£who sells;.at a profit to the IE Hatton Garden Diamond Dealer who sells at a profit to the Manufacturing Jewellery •, Merchant, who sells at a profit to the You see, therefore, when you buy your Diamond . Ring in the usual way, you 112 site paying. .THE PROFIT OF FIVE MIDDLEMEN. Now think of a Diamond bought at STEWART DAWSON’S. When you buy a , Diamond from Stewart Dawson'® you are buying at the cheapest price possible, because you do not have to pay five middlemen’s profits, as the fol’owing diagram hows:— MINE OWNER, who sells at a profit Tl II !" to II Wholesale Jewellery Merchant; who sells at a profit to the Amsterdam Diamond Cutter, who sells at a profit to II ~lt . _ E n u: Retail. Jeweller, who sells at a profit to Stewart Dawson & Co., Ltd , 'i Hatton Garden, who dist.i"r.te to cur Ten Err chest, where v.c sell at a lnin'mum profit to THE PUBLIC. THE PUBLIC These two simple diagrams illustrate clearly the wnole Stewar Dawson idea— an filch which has made ST-WAST DAWSON’S TREASURE HOUSES THE WORLD S GREATEST JEWELLERY STORES —an idea combining the most complete organisation for maun factoring and selling jewellery at true yaluc prices. Remember all ou business is done direct with the public ' We do not employ travellercomplete Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on request. JEWELLERS, STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER CHRISTCHURCH.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1931, Page 8
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