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**..:The Official Jewelry Thread Vol. 11: You get a Jesus piece! You get a Jesus piece! Everybody gets a Jesus piece:..**
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imstillmike
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If you look up bang bang definition, this picture may pop up
i always thought that piece was real |I
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didnt he have one that was real? i coulda sworn it was talked about and posted in here multiple times in the past
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How are y'all missing that 40k retail Jason of Beverly Hills blue diamond Dunamis Berg has on?
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They don't have resell value though...
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Lmao tell me about it. I know personally
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idc about whether tyga's brands watch is real or not, but damn it's so un-original. they take the rolex link for the band, then use the versace style border for the bezel. no originality
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numb gums
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I wouldn't mind one at allI wounder if they would hook up a rollie for the low.
One of them has to be on NT
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i can effff's with this culture.
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they watered down Americanized indians....its like puerto ricans that can't speak Spanish or Dominican born in NY that can't dance bachata.
da gold buying is SOOO drastic out there its threatening da fiat currency of india they they literally are trying to ban da imports of gold over there
AND France because da real wealth is in da physical asset and not that made up paper money..
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Jun 03, 2013, 04.22 PM IST
[h1]Govt may take more steps to curb gold import: FinMin[/h1]
The government take steps to curb gold imports, department of economic affairs secretary Arvind Mayaram said. "May consider banning gold coin sale by banks," Mayaram. Regulations for chit funds was also being discussed.
Source: PTI
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The finance ministry on Monday said the government could take more steps to reduce gold imports, which may include banning sale of the yellow metal by banks. "More steps will have to be taken to reduce gold imports. Export import policy on gold will have to be reviewed.
May consider banning gold coin sale by banks," department of economic affairs secretary Arvind Mayaram said. He was talking to reporters after a meeting of the sub- committee of Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC), headed by RBI governor D Subbarao.
The committee also discussed, among other things, regulations of chit funds, Mayaram said. Gold and silver imports during April, 2013 jumped by 138 percent to USD 7.5 billion against USD 3.1 billion in the year-ago period. Due to high gold imports, the country's trade deficit in April widened to USD 17.8 billion year on year.
Higher trade deficit in turn puts pressure on Current Account Deficit (CAD), which has been described as the biggest risk to the Indian economy by the RBI. The CAD, which is difference between the outflow and inflow of foreign currency, touched a record high of 6.7 percent in the October-December quarter on the back of rising oil and gold imports. Last month, the RBI had imposed curbs on import of the yellow metal by banks.
Besides, it has also put restrictions on banks and NBFCs for providing loans against gold coins as well as units of gold ETFs. The government has also taken steps like hike in import duty to restrict gold imports.
Gold imports into India, the world's largest consumer of the metal, stood at around 830 tonne in 2012-13. The FSDC sub-committee discusses issues relating to the financial sector development and stability, including issues relating to inter-regulatory coordination. The sub-committee includes financial sector regulators and DEA Secretary.
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/ec...-steps-to-curb-gold-import-finmin_888605.html
da US isn't immune to this type of draconian control..remember when da banks had their gold confiscated by da US government.
[h1]Govt may take more steps to curb gold import: FinMin[/h1]
The government take steps to curb gold imports, department of economic affairs secretary Arvind Mayaram said. "May consider banning gold coin sale by banks," Mayaram. Regulations for chit funds was also being discussed.
Source: PTI
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The finance ministry on Monday said the government could take more steps to reduce gold imports, which may include banning sale of the yellow metal by banks. "More steps will have to be taken to reduce gold imports. Export import policy on gold will have to be reviewed.
May consider banning gold coin sale by banks," department of economic affairs secretary Arvind Mayaram said. He was talking to reporters after a meeting of the sub- committee of Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC), headed by RBI governor D Subbarao.
The committee also discussed, among other things, regulations of chit funds, Mayaram said. Gold and silver imports during April, 2013 jumped by 138 percent to USD 7.5 billion against USD 3.1 billion in the year-ago period. Due to high gold imports, the country's trade deficit in April widened to USD 17.8 billion year on year.
Higher trade deficit in turn puts pressure on Current Account Deficit (CAD), which has been described as the biggest risk to the Indian economy by the RBI. The CAD, which is difference between the outflow and inflow of foreign currency, touched a record high of 6.7 percent in the October-December quarter on the back of rising oil and gold imports. Last month, the RBI had imposed curbs on import of the yellow metal by banks.
Besides, it has also put restrictions on banks and NBFCs for providing loans against gold coins as well as units of gold ETFs. The government has also taken steps like hike in import duty to restrict gold imports.
Gold imports into India, the world's largest consumer of the metal, stood at around 830 tonne in 2012-13. The FSDC sub-committee discusses issues relating to the financial sector development and stability, including issues relating to inter-regulatory coordination. The sub-committee includes financial sector regulators and DEA Secretary.
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/ec...-steps-to-curb-gold-import-finmin_888605.html
da US isn't immune to this type of draconian control..remember when da banks had their gold confiscated by da US government.
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Really?
I don't see Indians in the US rocking gold though.
Everybody I see from that part of the world is rocking 18k or 22k. At least one chain, man or woman.
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Id bring the chain width down to be only as wide as the widest part of the bail
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Haven't posted in here in awhile...
Black/gold > *
Black/gold > *
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Haven't posted in here in awhile...
Black/gold > *
Nice.
Can you post a clearer pic? Looks like you used the same camera they shot bigfoot with
