Set with 13 diamonds totaling just over 1ct and available in 14k white or yellow gold, you can have this ring for you own for just under $2,000. Whether they are getting ready to get married or not, I expect we will be seeing quite a few ladies sporting this ring.

Barry Landis, a retired jeweler who helps at Goodwill by sorting through donated jewelry, said that what caught his eye was the filigree swirls on the band. While 90% of the jewelry donated to Goodwill is costume jewelry, this 2.6 carat diamond ring may be the single most expensive donation given to the Harrisburg Goodwill.

But no one knows why the ring was donated. Was it a generous gift? An accident? Or maybe a relic from an ended marriage?

No one knows, but “We can have fun thinking up stories behind it” said Jennifer Ross a Goodwill spokesman.

Announced on the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the jewelry line is dedicated to the victims in Armenia.

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Zale stock prices have dropped from nearly $31 per share in 2008 to just $3.42 per share today. Announcement of the potential investors seems to have helped share prices slightly.

In an effort to recover Zale Corp has also hired turn around firm Peter J. Solomon to find investors.

At Gemvara a customer can choose from one of hundreds of designs, change the metal, and choose from one of 16 gemstones. The jewelry is then made to order and delivered to the customer. Many of the designs come from independent designers who are paid a small commission every time one of their designs is chosen, 5% on average.

The company announced that it raised $5.2m in Series B funding led by Highland Capital Partners and Canaan Partners.  Founder Matt Lauzon says that the company will still support the 50 jewelers who have kiosks installed in their stores, but Gemvara has shifted its focus to its consumer web site.

Elvis Presley: Fashion King will be featuring about 200 pieces of clothing, accessories, and jewelry worn by Elvis. Kevin Kern, public relations director for Elvis Presley Enterprises, said, “We wanted to show people what it would be like to look in Elvis’ closet.”

“Elvis set fashion trends,” Kern said. “What Elvis wore would be street fashion the next month.”

The exhibit includes some stunning jewelry. One piece people might recognize is the 16-carat diamond “TCB” ring Elvis often wore. The letters stood for his motto, “Taking care of business.” An 11.5-carat diamond solitaire rests in the middle and two lightning bolts make up the edges.

It cost about $35,000 in the 1970s, Kern said.

If you would like to see the exhibits, head over to Graceland before March 2012. The cost is $69 for all three exhibits.

www.elvis.com