The Evening herald., August 27, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

THE EVENING
HERALD; KLAMATH FAILS. OREGON
MOMMY, AI'"HT T,
RUSSIAN DIAMONDS
ARE HELD IN LOW
ESTEEM BY EXPERTS
mm
BKHUN. Aug. 27. llolshcvlst
Iluwiu lias few supporters among
(be established diamond dealers of
the world. Tho flood or cheap and
defective atone which aoviet offi
cials have thrown upon tho murket
has Interfered with tho trade of old
established hontM-s.
Krestlnski, the bolshevik ambas
sador In UerllD, Is reported to be
one of the chief diamond dealers
In Europe. Thero are fabulous tales
In circulation as to tho great quan
tity .of-confiscated stones which ho
keeps locked up in the s:rong boxes
of the Russian embassy here,
v At Genoa, The Hague and Launaa
n It w currently reported that
the ; bolshevist delegates financed
their' expenses through the sale of
confiscated jewels.
"Russian diamonds" has become a
contemptuous expression In Ger
many to define Inferior stones. This
la because eo many of the jewels
which . have found their way into
the hands, of German dealers from
Russian sources are yellow. Imper
fect and badly cut. Size and not
quality was sought by Russians who
bought jewels in the old days, and
tbeyhad the great yellow diamonds
mounted In fantastic settings with
other stones. - .
Consequently many of the Russian
Jewels, had to be recut and remount
ed before they were saleable in
western Europe. They were too
oriental and gorgeous tor the quiet
er tastes of westerners. '
Buyers who paid fancy prices for
Russian diamonds when they first
began , pouring Into western. Eur
ope hjiTe learnetl a bitter lesson.
Stones which sold for $300 a carat
several years ago are now begging
100 a carat. The .market for yel
low and Inferior diamonds has bees
glutted. , . ' , '
, those who wore lu make, up party
wore William K. jlcttger, Harold
U. 1'immin, and Howard K- Coffin.
! or IVUoit, mid liiRlish M. t'pi'oreu
; mill Charles K. Redden, of Now
' York.
' l ..ju-TS
American Natioiml vs. (irtuory
Tho American National hank of
Klamath Kalis has filed suit in the
circuit court asajtut It. Orcf
gory. The brink asks for judgment
for the sum of $ ISO, nll.'ivM tlii on
n promissory uota, and $S0 attor
ney's fees.
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