507 CARAT DIAMOND SOLD FOR 35.3 MILLION

A 507 carat big hunk of "Bling" (as big as a chicken egg) sold for 35.3 million bucks to a jeweler in Hong Kong. It is the 19th largest rough diamond ever discovered. It has the potential to become one of the most important gems ever cut. It was discovered in the Cullinan mine located in South Africa. The diamond weighs 3.53 ounces. Now THAT is a ROCK!

EDDA BROWN IS THE QUEEN BEE OF LA ROG'S

Edda announced her retirement this year and tomorrow will be her final day at LaRogs. Edda Brown joined our family of jewelers twenty years ago and has been the leader in sales and remarkable customer service ever since. Our family and the entire staff is really going to miss our Queen Bee, but we are also happy for her and her husband Charlie who will travel and enjoy life! There are no words to describe how much we will miss seeing you in the store and your customers who adore you.

WE DID THIS IN A BIG WAY! PANDORA!

We are proud to be the only 2 store GOLD LEVEL Pandora dealer in the state. If you want to see the largest selection of Pandora, visit our eastside or westside location, or BOTH! Pandora is the #1 designer in the world and LaRog Brothers is your #1 Pandora Jeweler.

IF YOU DIG & DIG..THERE IS A CHANCE YOU WILL FIND IT!

Wedding Ring Found Amid 10 Tons Of Trash

Husband Accidentally Threw Away Ring In Cup

POSTED: 3:52 am PST November 11, 2009

UPDATED: 4:05 am PST November 11, 2009

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PARSIPPANY, N.J. -- Sanitation workers sorted through 10 tons of trash to recover a wedding ring accidentally thrown away by a New Jersey couple.

Bridget Pericolo had placed the ring in a cup that her husband, Angelo, threw out with the garbage before leaving for work. When he realized the mistake, he contacted the town's sanitation supervisor, who suggested coming by the Parsippany dump.

Supervisor Michael Brotons and sanitation workers Edgar Lopez and Joseph McGee dug through the refuse until they found the garbage bag that Angelo Pericolo had thrown away.

The Pericolos recently celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary.

YANKEE CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS!

JEWELRY FOUND FROM 675 AD

This is one incredible discovery! An amateur treasure hunter found jewelry buried from 675 A.D.

The treasures included helmet crests as well as earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Terry Herbert, who is unemployed spent five days searching a field outside of London when his metal detector went nuts! The exact location is being kept secret for security reasons. The value? Priceless.

MAGGIE ...OUR STORE GREETER!

Maggie was just waking from her nap when this photo was snapped. Maggie is going on 14 years old, so she needs her daily nap. Kids adore Maggie when they stop by with Mom & Dad. Maggie even wears REAL Pearls! So on your next visit to Hall & Greenburg, say hi to Maggie.