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1,000 billion euros worth of natural resources lie beneath Afghanistan, including emeralds that could potentially transform the country's economy.
Rolls Royce and other elite brands exemplify the relentless pursuit of perfection through unparalleled craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail.
Ten years of communication through glass ends with a first hug, marking a significant moment for a man recently released from death row.
Celeste Beard-Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for the 2003 murder of her husband, a millionaire worth over $12 million.
A customer demands $180 for a ring while the pawn shop staff negotiate the fluctuating value of gold in a tense exchange.
Saqib Mumtaz, a seasoned credit card fraudster, attempts a high-stakes jewelry heist that ultimately reveals the chaotic nature of crime and its consequences.
Ancient Mesopotamian arts, including pottery, metalwork, jewelry, cylinder seals, and sculpture, reveal the everyday lives and creativity of this remarkable civilization.
Les threatens to fire the next employee after Rich makes a costly mistake, jeopardizing his 25-year tenure at the pawn shop.
Eddie Van Halen performed "Beat It" live with Michael Jackson in Dallas in 1984, marking the only time the guitarist played the song on stage.
Evelyn showcases the Hope Diamond on her Great Dane, Mike, during a lively party scene.
Lines of frustrated customers stretch out the door as the computer system at American Jewelry fails for two hours, forcing Ashley to ask her brother for help.
The Hope Diamond is the most famous diamond, with a history spanning over a billion years.
The Hope Diamond is on display in a new setting by Harry Winston at the Smithsonian's National Museum.
The Hope Diamond, originating from Myanmar and linked to a Buddha statue, has a storied history marked by notable owners, including jeweler Harry Winston's 1958 donation to the Smithsonian.
Doris and Shelly Lyn visit Joseff of Hollywood to admire his iconic jewelry designs.
