Stauer Trat Province, Thailand Ruby Score - 1/4 the Price.

Dear Stauer Friends,

I’m following up on the email I sent about my adventures in Thailand that yielded some of the finest rubies I’ve seen. The response has been incredible and I can’t guarantee this deal will last long.

If you use offer code RUBYMINE before midnight on 9/13, you can get The Ruby Prosperity Necklace and Earring Set for the unheard-of price of $199. That’s a total of 70 carats of one of the world’s most precious and sought-after gemstones at just a 1/4 of our Original Price.

Capture these beauties before they’re gone!

Would you rather talk to a person? Call us at 800-482-9135, and remember to mention the code RUBYMINE.

SHOW ME THE DEAL

Yours in friendship and commerce,
Mike

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From:  Mike - Stauer Flash Deal
Sent: Tuesday, September 7,  2021 2:15 PM
To: newsletter@gmail.com
Subject:Jungle reveals RUBY RICHES

Dear Stauer Friends,

If you read the news about the gem industry these days, it may look a little grim. Check out this New York Times headline from Aug. 25: “Jewelry Shopping? Get Ready for Less Choice and Higher Prices.”

I’ll save you some reading – the pandemic has caused supply chain delays that are making prices go up all over the world.

But not at Stauer.

How are we able to do this?

Keep reading…

A couple years ago, I traveled to the Trat Province of Thailand on a mission. That corner of the world has many wonderful ways to spend your time – paddling through mangrove forests in a Thai gondola, scuba diving the unspoiled coral reefs, sipping on King coconuts while relaxing on white sand beaches – the list goes on. But I was there to work, and I had one task in mind: to locate a cache of exquisite rubies from a remote mine deep in the jungle. If you don’t know, rubies are some of the most expensive and prestigious stones in the world.

Let me tell you, I was the very vision of a virile, globe-hopping gem hunter: drowning in my own sweat and green in the gills from the constant motion of the elephant I was riding through the dense jungle. Luckily for my lunch, I soon found the remote mine I was looking for and obtained an exclusive contract on some of the finest rubies Thailand has to offer. It’s because of this longstanding contract that I’m able to offer you a deal on rubies that’s unaffected by the global crunch on the gem trade.

WHY WE LOVE IT

In Sanskrit, the ancient sacred language of India, the term for ruby is “ratnaraj,” meaning “King of Gems.” The name “ruby” comes from the Latin word “ruber,” which means “red.” In every language, they’ve captured the hearts of gem professionals and buyers alike.

The rich red of a ruby is something that must be seen in person to truly understand. It is the world’s most-known and most-loved red gemstone, and it has been that way for millennia. Through the Middle Ages, through Biblical times and back again, the ruby has remained an ever-present marker of distinction and wonder.

What sets our collection apart is the size and quality of these rubies at such an exceptional price. Large, high-quality rubies are incredibly rare, which is why I had to set off in the jungle in search of a mine to call my own.

THE OFFER

I’d like to present to you our Ruby Prosperity Collection, a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own an impressive 70 total carats of genuine Thai rubies.

Unmatched in their depth of color, each stone is gently enhanced to bring out its most lustrous red. Handcrafted with delicate metalwork and filigree in the Balinese style by our master designer, this necklace and earring set is made of .925 sterling silver covered with yellow gold.

Initially priced at $898, we’re able to offer both the necklace and earring set for the unheard-of deal of $199. That’s less than a quarter of our original price!

If there’s a finer ruby jewelry collection on the market, we haven’t seen it. Don’t miss out on the adventure of a lifetime. Capture your own piece of Thailand with the Ruby Prosperity Collection while supplies last!

SHOW ME THE DEAL

Yours in friendship and commerce,
Mike