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Tomorrow is the board's 2nd anniversary
Posted by Beth on June 23, 2020, 8:19 am
Tomorrow it will be two years since the board was launched.
I would like to thank all who have made this community such a success! Your efforts are appreciated not only by those who have joined but many others. Sometimes readers (who are not members) send a note, so I am aware that many are interested in what board members share.
One of my concerns is that so few of our members ever post, and so I urge everyone to join in. Most of us started with little more than our enthusiasm.
We started with Dame Nellie Melba whose jewels grabbed my attention at the Cartier Exhibition in Canberra. At times I think that her jewels deserve to be as well known as her name.
Happy birthday to the Board of History of Famous Jewels and Collections.
Regards,
Dave.
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Tomorrow it will be two years since the board was launched.
I would like to thank all who have made this community such a success! Your efforts are appreciated not only by those who have joined but many others. Sometimes readers (who are not members) send a note, so I am aware that many are interested in what board members share.
One of my concerns is that so few of our members ever post, and so I urge everyone to join in. Most of us started with little more than our enthusiasm.
We started with Dame Nellie Melba whose jewels grabbed my attention at the Cartier Exhibition in Canberra. At times I think that her jewels deserve to be as well known as her name.
It is a pleasure to read all the different threads discussing my favourite topic! I really hope that more members will post in the future as we find out the most fascinating things!
I remember your first post on the jewels of Dame Nellie Melba and I'd love to learn more, especially after I found out her granddaughter, Lady Vestey, got married in my city and her husband is buried just a few streets away!
Has it really been two years!?? My goodness how time flies. But thinking back now we have actually been able to cover quite a lot in the time the board has been up. It is a great site and I wish it continues for many many more years still!!
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Tomorrow it will be two years since the board was launched.
I would like to thank all who have made this community such a success! Your efforts are appreciated not only by those who have joined but many others. Sometimes readers (who are not members) send a note, so I am aware that many are interested in what board members share.
One of my concerns is that so few of our members ever post, and so I urge everyone to join in. Most of us started with little more than our enthusiasm.
We started with Dame Nellie Melba whose jewels grabbed my attention at the Cartier Exhibition in Canberra. At times I think that her jewels deserve to be as well known as her name.
Thank you for allowing us to share our passion for jewels.
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Has it really been two years!?? My goodness how time flies. But thinking back now we have actually been able to cover quite a lot in the time the board has been up. It is a great site and I wish it continues for many many more years still!!
Previous Message
Tomorrow it will be two years since the board was launched.
I would like to thank all who have made this community such a success! Your efforts are appreciated not only by those who have joined but many others. Sometimes readers (who are not members) send a note, so I am aware that many are interested in what board members share.
One of my concerns is that so few of our members ever post, and so I urge everyone to join in. Most of us started with little more than our enthusiasm.
We started with Dame Nellie Melba whose jewels grabbed my attention at the Cartier Exhibition in Canberra. At times I think that her jewels deserve to be as well known as her name.
on June 23, 2020, 8:19 am
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