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Ep 68 – RDI Diamonds: Forever to the Moon and Back 

Forever to the Moon and BackReading Time: 2 minutes

Today’s Pearls of Wisdom podcast has Guy Pineda engaging the beautiful and charming women of RDI Diamonds in a casual and fun conversation. SJN also talks with the amazing Michael Indelicato, founder and CEO of RDI Diamonds. 

Tune in as Christy Davidson, RDI Diamond expert and Aubre Ford, RDI Senior Account Manager/RJO Lead, talk about some cool new offerings from RDI Diamonds. 

Listen to Christy introduce her awesome new moon pendant, Forever to the Moon and Back for Rare Forever,  RDI’s natural diamond brand. This pendant is not a totally new design, but what’s amazing is the story that goes when customers purchase the jewelry.  

Aubre, as well, has some exciting news! RDI is giving away a free vacation package! Listen closely as Aubre discusses how jewelers can be entitled to this first-time promo from RDI. 

In a separate interview, Guy has an insightful conversation with RDI founder and CEO Michael Indelicato. Michael passionately tells the beginning story of RDI. 

Discover how RDI (Rochester Diamonds Incorporated) Diamonds, established in 1992, grew from being a family-owned small jewelry business into one of the most established wholesale diamond distributors in the U.S. and an international leader in the diamond industry. 

Michael also shares how valuing customers and employees contributed to his company’s success. He also discusses what to expect from RDI in the coming months and years. 

If you are a jewelry store looking for a diamond jewelry supplier, RDI is going to be all over the place. Check out where they’re heading to after JCK. 

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