The Scott Rothstein diamond saga just got more mysterious.
A loose 8.91-carat diamond valued at $1 million retail and purchased by Rothstein with money from his Ponzi scheme has been reported stolen by a New York wholesaler.
Attorney Patrick Scott, a GrayRobinson partner in New York,said someone switched the 8.91-carat diamond with a cubic zirconia — a piece of glass cut to look like the diamond.
October 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
The Scott Rothstein diamond saga just got more mysterious.
A loose 8.91-carat diamond valued at $1 million retail and purchased by Rothstein with money from his Ponzi scheme has been reported stolen by a New York wholesaler.
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