A diamond is forever, and so may be a contract that valued a $5 million gem at $235,000, according to the Third District Court of Appeal.
April 08, 2015 at 02:00 PM
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A cruise line that mistakenly sold a 20-carat, $5 million diamond to a passenger for pennies on the dollar may have to stand by its agreement after an appeals court on Wednesday ordered a trial in the case.
Thomas DePrince was a passenger on a Starboard Cruise Services Inc. ship when he wandered into the onboard jewelry store and asked for a price on a large loose diamond.
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