“Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” famously sang Marilyn Monroe in the film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, as did Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge. While a girl might find it thrilling to flaunt her wealth and social status through a set of diamonds, a woman often has far more personal reasons behind her fascination with jewelry. A piece of jewelry is mostly valuable because of what it represents. Often, that ornament is the token symbol of commitment, fidelity and love that accompanies one’s marriage vows. At other times, it is the symbol of care and affection inherited from grandparents. And sometimes, it is merely an emblem of self-appreciation picked and bought as a gift for oneself. No matter how big or small, sophisticated or simple, exorbitantly or reasonably priced the accessory might be, it ultimately becomes priceless because of the special feeling it creates. Yet, no piece of mass produced jewelry
Entertainment Industry executive. Skilled in sales, negotiation, marketing and communication. Bachelor in Business, Marketing from the American University of Beirut (AUB) and a Master’s degree in Visual & Digital Media from IE Business School in Madrid, Spain.
