Perfect Counterfeit Diamond

# Perfect Counterfeit Diamond

Science Has Finally
Counterfeited A
Perfect Diamond!
Many Jewelers and
Pawnbrokers Fooled-It Cuts Glass!
• In "Diamond World," author David Koskoff
even jewelers and pawnbrokers can't tell the
states, "
... it fooled most of the members of
difference without testing.
the famous New York Diamond Dealers Club
when it was introduced."
Pawnbrokers and jewelers have lost thou
$25 a Carat for This Sale Only-
sands of dollars buying these beautiful jewels
thinking they were mined diamonds. If a jew.
Selling in Europe for $100
eler must perform tests to tell whether it is a Van
As a giant promotional campaign to intro-
Pler Simulated Diamond or a mined diamond,
duce the incredible, new Van Pler Simulated
then neither you or any of your friends will be
Diamond, only the first 5,000 people in each
able to tell the difference.
state will be allowed to buy these beautiful
jewels at a sensational low price of $25 a carat
ABC's 20/20 News Team Fools
on a first-come, first-served basis.
The counterfeits were introduced in Europe
New York Diamond Mart Experts
the same way with tremendous success. Now
they regularly retail there at what is equivalent
The reporters took a $50,000 perfect,
to about $100 U.S. dollars a carat.
mined diamond ring and an equally fancy Van
Pler-type simulated diamond ring to the
famous New York 47th Street Diamond Mart.
The gems were so perfect that the expert
there claimed they were both counterfeit. How
foolish they must have felt when they saw the
show.

Limit Per Customer - No Orders
Accepted From Jewelers!
There is a limit of two Van Pler Simulated
Diamonds per order unless the order is post-
marked before Dec 31, 1988. Orders post-
marked before then may request a maximum
Top Economist Says
Consumers Would Be Foolish
to Buy a Mined Diamond Now!

A respected authority on investments in
diamonds, gold, silver, coins and other
precious gemstones (called "hard money"),
J.C. Revel, stated recently, "If you are buying
a small, mined diamond—-less than two carats
-and expect it to appreciate in value, you are
going to be disappointed."
The reasons the economist pointed out
were; one, the resale for used diamonds is very
small; two, if you sell to a jeweler or other
dealers, they will pay only about 30% of the
current retail value: and third, the new Van Pler
Simulated Diamond is visually equal, if not
superior, at a fraction of the inflated cost of
mined diamonds.
"It doesn't make any economic sense for the
average person to waste hard-earned dollars on
a high priced mined diamond when less than
1% will ever resell the stone," Revel said (J.C.
Revel is listed as a top authority in a recent
edition of "WHO'S WHO IN HARD MONEY
ECONOMICS.")
A February 3rd, 1986 Wall Street Journal
article stated that the value of investment grade
diamonds have dropped an incredible 85%
since 1980.
Now you can have jewelry that will truly
impress everyone you meet. Imagine a new
wedding ring with a big, dazzling Van Pler, or
a glittering pinky ring for a man. Or why not en-
joy the pleasure of wearing diamond earrings,
bracelets or necklaces and no one will know
the difference.
And think of what great gifts Van Pler
Simulated Diamonds will make. Remember,

Since this is a promotional campaign to introduce the Van Pler Simulated Diamond to the
nation at a very low price, no orders from
jewelers or department stores will be accepted.

New York Magazine Says, More
Beautiful than Mined Diamonds!
Anyone who sees this new jewel is as.
tounded at its beauty and brilliance. In fact,
New York Magazine went further in a recent
article stating,
... it looks even better than
the average 1-carat mined diamond equivalent
which sells for about $4,000"