Photo Release -- Blue Nile Launches 'Recently Purchased' Engagement Rings ...
, The cardinal online retailer of diamonds and fine jewelry, today announced the catapult of its Recently Purchased engagement rings feature. The new feature enables customers to see more than 1,300 customized engagement rings, while also reviewing the pack's corresponding quality characteristics, and diamond and setting honorarium. The breadth of rings and accompanying information makes it the largest and most knowledge rich engagement ring database of its kind, Blue Nile believes.A photo accompanying this press is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=7781
"The Recently Purchased aspect enhances Blue Nile's proprietary BUILD YOUR OWN Circle(R) by showing consumers photos of completed engagement rings in conjunction with complicated quality characteristics and pricing information," said Higher- ranking Vice President of Technology Marianne Marck. "The plenteousness of information and product visualization creates a powerful shopping undergo unique in jewelry retail."
Recently Purchased was created to offer an even more transparent and empowering diamond and jewelry shopping make. Corresponding to each engagement ring photo is that ring's quality characteristics. Consumers can see the diamond's Four Cs -- cut, color, unambiguousness, and carat weight, as well as the diamond's price. The quality and pricing details of the surroundings are also provided.
Hospital worker accused of stealing rings from dead woman
A sanitarium worker accused of stealing and pawning a wedding ding-a-ling and an engagement ring from the fingers of a recently deceased woman turned himself in to Downers Grove police officers on Wednesday.
Frederick Tapley, 36, of Romeoville, an wage-earner at Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove, has been charged with one upon of felony theft and one count of theft from a deceased herself.
The two rings, valued at $3,500, were recovered and were to be returned to the family of the deceased the missis, Dolores Yukness of Lombard, according to police Sgt. Dave Bormann. Yukness died July 4 at the sanitarium. According to police reports, the rings were removed when Yukness was being entranced to the hospital morgue. Hospital officials did not disclose what Tapley's job was.
Tapley, who was released after posting $1,000 contract, cooperated with police to help recover the rings, Bormann said.
Yukness' daughter, Kristen Yukness, said that late to her mother's death, the rings had only been removed from her mother's hand once in 54 years.
"I can be significant mention no more certain words than to say that depriving her, in life, of these symbols of the cohere she and my father shared would have been devastating," Kristen Yukness said in a communiqu. "To do so in death with my mother possessing no defense is simply distasteful."
In an e-mailed statement, a Good Samaritan spokeswoman said, "We have extended our sincere apology to the Yukness kith and kin with regard to this unfortunate incident and are fully cooperating with authorities to help with the investigation of this matter."
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