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Columbia River Diamonds Company

Kalama, WA 98625

We are an established legitimate business within the City of Kalama, WA. Information on our business license is on record at the Kalama, Washington City Hall on Main Street in downtown Kalama, WA. (P.O. Box 1009 and phone # 360-673-4561.) License # 43992

We are part of a larger non-profit corporation called Trilby's Corp. By Washington State law of 1983, Trilby's Corporation owns Columbia River Ancient Resources, a private non-profit museum for the retention and private stewardship of legally collected American Indian art and artifacts from the Columbia River Valley and some of its main tributaries (including but not restricted to the Snake River, Yakama River, Okanogan River, Rogue River, Deschutes River, John Day’s Valleys of the Pacific Northwest of North America and the Great Basin of the Western United States)

All sales of Diamonds go to pay the cost of all the diamonds. All profits then is used to maintain, clean, curate and maintain a accountability of the numerous prices of art and artifacts from the museum from theft or looting by Americans who soul intent is to break up larger collections or to high grade for making money. This collection has numerous archaeological use both in today's world of archaeology and in the future of the American heritage. We clearly state that this said museum is and has been purchasing displays and items from other museums, collections and old collection legal collected before 1979.

It is generally known and understood that most public museums within the Pacific Northwest are working on a limited budget or have been forced to close their doors for lack of state and federal funding. Many collections of American Indian art and artifacts have been returned some free others were purchased to the tribes. Most of these collections were found on lands owned by the the Federal Government or the Indian Tribes. Others collections discovered have been locked up in federal, state or counties museums or other storage. Most of the art and artifacts that were stored were stored in hopes of future money will be make available in the future for study and research. However, at this point in time no Federal, State, or county Government has the funds to operate most museums and with the economy of the United States so bad little or nothing will every be available.

Conclusion, ancient art and artifacts in general belong to the American people. 95% of Americans believe that all Americans have a clam not some special ethic group, not to any special University, or College. America is a land of many Moosic's and each group has a equal partnership with all different groups for the protection of all of our Heritage.

The states of Washington and Oregon have state agencies that are under staffed and without a realist budget to monitor and control the state and Federal Resources of such art and artifacts. Columbia River Ancient Resources allow all to view the museum free at any reasonable time.

According to Business in America, part of The Economist Special Report (page 49) and the Diamond News of North America: Diamonds are at their lowest prices in over 35 years. The time to buy is now. Look below at our information and prices; check and compare them with what you find at your local jeweler or mall. You will find us 50% to 70% lower than the big malls and downtown jewelry stores

the time to buy is now

Open Tue-Sat 10:00 am-6:00 pm. Closed Sunday, Monday, and holidays by appointment only:

We sell diamonds inside the museum. All profit goes to pay the expenses and maintenance of the Museum. We are a non-profit private museum dictated to preserving the American Heritage of the Ancient Peoples of the Columbia River and Great Basin. We save these artifacts so that some time in the distant future we can all study archaeology from a scientific view, not from the point of what is politically correct. We are advocates of Anthropology and its discipline of Archaeology by using modern science.

DIRECTIONS: Take I-5 South from Olympia, Tacoma, or Seattle, Washington down I-5 past Olympia, Washington to Exit 30 and the small town of Kalama, WA.

From Salem, Portland, and Vancouver, Washington: I-5 north to Exit 30. From the north: again off I-5 to stop sign, straight ahead on Frontage Road along the railroad tacks to stop sign about one mile. Stop at stop sign and turn left onto Elm Street.

From the south: Stop at stop sign on Elm Street off the freeway. Now, all the directions are the same. Please, drive up the hill on Elm Street or to the east. After four blocks you will arrive at a wall, and a little white church and the Kalama High School. Look for street sign that states Geranium or sign saying To Taylor's Road. Turn right onto Taylor's Road and up hill again about 3/4 of a mile. At the end of Taylor's Road you will see a new housing development and a large yellow sign saying "Dead End." Please turn left for one block into the new housing area. Stay to the left and look for sign saying Eli Avery Ave. We are on the left side or the bluff view side of the Y, 195 Eli-Avery Ave., a large house with lots of flowers overlooking the Lower Columbia River Gorge. Photos of house are below on this page

Photos of house are below on this page.

Open Tue-Sat 10:00 am-6:00 pm. Closed Sunday, Monday, and holidays by appointment only:

WE SELL DIAMONDS HERE IN THE MUSEUM ON THESE DISPLAY CASES.

PHOTO # 1 LEFT, PHOTO OF THE MUSEUM FROM THE LOWER PART OF TAYLOR'S ROAD LOOKING UP HILL AT MUSEUM. PHOTO ON THE RIGHT PHOTO OF HOUSE AND MUSEUM FROM THE AIR LOOKING WEST AND TOWN OF KALAMA, WA.

The museum is located at 195 Eli Avery Ave. in Kalama, WA 98625. Both photos are of the front of the house so when looking for us, look for this house on view side of Eli Avery Ave. We are off of Taylor's Road on the side of hill..

DIAMOND INVENTORY BELOW

   What we offer our customers is the truth about De Beers and GIA. We see the truth about the historical criminal side of De Beers and its offspring GIA. We and most other Americans know about De Beers controlled the prices of diamonds for over 100 years. We know that grading any diamond on clarity and color is a matter of opinion. Yet GIA and its gang of criminals continue to fix prices and grade by intimation and lies whenever they can. Americans understand what a cartel is and how De Beers and GIA have used control (ransoming) in fixing the world’s supply of diamonds for almost 115 years. We see GIA as the world’s largest grading system, but at the same time they use their system to degrade other diamond graders and appraisers simply because the diamond wasn't part of their world-controlled blood diamond market. Most Americans understand about the African civil wars. GIA and De Beer's diamonds — they prioritized, paid for diamonds with more than a million deaths.
     Most of the western world knows and understands about the African civil wars of the 1980s to present. The world simply understands it was De Beers that was buying these diamonds that funded all of the civil wars in Africa and some in Asia. Hence, De Beers and its wing GIA were selling blood diamonds from the wars in Africa and the funding money used to murder, rape, starve, enslave and handicap 2.5 million Africans.
      Zero has changed, and from our reports from Africa from other anthropologists, De Beers is still today buying illegal diamonds even after signing the Johannesburg Accord. We ask you, the consumer, about our ethics as "Americans," and since the diamond industry is so dishonest, corrupt and controlled by this mega-billion cartel, don't we need to question the ethics and values of our local jewelry stores, chain stores, mall outlets, and malls? We are raising the question to them and the buyers of diamonds about our values and ethics. Are we marketing blood diamonds in the American market that have the same value and questions of those who committed the atrocities of the Nazi of World War 11? The facts are clear: over one million African blacks were murdered, raped, and over one million crippled and maimed for life over "De Beers and its greed." What are your morals when you shop at a chain store that sells blood diamonds or even has GIA in stock? What are your values when you ask your jewelry store for a De Beers or GIA diamond? Are we turning our backs to support genocide, murder, and corruption just for the sparkle of a diamond? Does that make us any different than Hitler and his Nazis?

What we offer is authentic natural diamonds from Russia and Australia that is conflict free. Our prices are also much lower than the malls, jewelry shops, and chain malls. We have had no lawsuits for price fixing or dictating diamond prices as has De Beers and GIA. We are legally licensed in the City of Kalama, Washington State and the State of Washington. Plus we offer you a 3-day return guarantee on your diamond. Leshem Diamonds are 100 % Guranteed for life through Leshem Diamond Service. However, we do photo each diamond with a 160-power microscope so you must return the diamond we sold you or lose your guarantee. Most of our diamonds have appraisal reports from Universal Gemological Laboratory (UGL) of New York City, N.Y. or EGL European Gemological Laboratory of Israel, EGL or European Gemological Laboratory is located (For our diamonds) in Israel. For more information please use the Report # EGL29......... and go to eglinterational.org . Leshem Diamond Service of New York, City, New York 575-758-1593. If you need more information on our grading and appraisals, please call UGL at 212-921-3324 and have your concerns about grading and appraisal answered.

Using microscopes, cameras and laboratory equipment, we use science on our diamonds not lies, intimidation and bright lights to steal your money. Please, before you purchase a diamond from the Blood Boys at your GIA or De Beers dealer, give us a call.

Shipping on diamonds can take 4 to 8 banking days, to allow a personal check to clear our bank. We accept PayPal under the name of "columbiariverman". (When using PayPal we require 0.4% increase to cover the cost of PayPal and insurance.) Bank checks and wire transfers are also accepted, but please remember: we don't ship until our bank has 100 % cleared your payment. We don't except BitePay, AlertPay, Western Union, or other scams from Africa or Eastern Europe don't try. We know who you are and your methods.

We ask you to investigate us to full extent of the law. We are legally licensed within the City of Kalama, WA, License # 43992 under the name of Columbia River Diamonds. Phone # is 360-673-4561. We are also licensed and bonded within the State of Washington as Columbia River Diamonds under Trilby's Inc. We also ask you to check us out at www.columbiariverman.com or see our diamond inventory at Columbia River Diamonds. All the sales profit goes to maintain the private museum as seen on the webpage. The museum is dedicated to the ancient peoples of the Columbia River Valley and Great Basin. Please view our displays and artifacts. For the whiners on Craigslist who flag us for having more than five or so adds — we ask them to grow up and get a life. They flag us so they can sell their personal items without competition. What kind of Americans are you if you don't believe in free enterprise and free marketing?

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PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION BELOW. WE DID NOT WRITE THIS ARTICLE IT WAS COPIED FROM world DIAMONDS NEWS:

The Dark side of the Diamond Trade

The struggle for resources has been going on throughout human history. Recent developments, particularly in the diamond trade, show that their bloody legacy is still all too real today. Their appeal and glitter kept aside the precious stones also play a far less appealing role in helping to finance some of the world's bloodiest conflicts. Angola , Sierra Leone , Liberia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, are home to some of the prolonged conflicts, brought about by funding from illicit trade in diamonds. The clandestine illegal trade in diamonds has also been accused of funding international terrorist organizations like the Al Qaeda.

From 1992 to 1998, the UNITA rebel group in Angola , sold billions of dollars worth of diamonds to generate revenues to re-arm themselves. This happened despite a United Nations sponsored peace process. A very worrying pattern emerges across the whole natural resource spectrum. The timber trade in South East Asia includes many similar examples of the role that natural resources play in prolonging conflict and perpetuating poverty (as well as deforestation). During the 1990s the genocidal Khmer Rouge generated US$10-20 million per month from sale of timber alone. A campaign led by Social Action Groups finally saw the Thai government close the land border with Cambodia , cutting off the export route. Within 18 months the conflict was over. More recently, similar illicit trade in timber from the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Liberia is a clear warning signal to the international community that "business as usual" cannot continue to be tolerated when the human and economic cost is so unacceptably high.

There is a lack of "international mechanisms" to address this problem happening in the illegal trade of Natural resources. The fact that Diamond Majors like De Beers were acquiring rough diamonds from armed rebel groups was not known to many people. The general mood was the way in which the diamond companies were behaving responsibly by buying diamonds from armed factions and thus protecting the world diamond markets and also the jobs. The failure to implement peace strategies was mainly due to the unethical way in which diamond buyers bought rough diamonds from these rebel groups. It was but evident that a huge cost in terms of loss of life and destruction was being paid to protect the interests of a certain section of the diamond industry. The UN embargo on trade of unofficial diamonds from Angola did not work out since the companies never stopped buying it from the rebel groups. This lack of support from the International traders undermined the credibility of the UN, prolonged conflict, and in a way exposed the felicity of the UN sanctions mechanism.

It was not long before International Human rights groups and NGO's joined forces to stop this illicit trade. Under a Mandate by the UN General Assembly, it was decided to try and develop a system to exclude conflict diamonds from the legal market. This would include joint efforts from the Government as well as the business community. The Government would establish controls over the export/import of diamonds, and the business arm of the diamond industry would issue warranties to ensure that the diamonds come from a legitimate source. The diamond industry would also be committed to conducting independent audits of its control systems.

As seen previously the governments and also the diamond industries turned a blind eye to the ongoing illicit trade practices. There understanding was that the business should go on as usual. Even now, many International groups are skeptical of their commitments, and governments and the commercial sector will have much to prove once the control systems takes effect.

All of our Diamonds are 100 % NATURAL MINED FROM THE EARTH BOTH NATURAL, AND NATURAL, CLARITY ENHANCED DIAMONDS.

INVENTORY LIST OF DIAMONDS

AS OF 08/08/09

CLARITY ENHANCED DIAMONDS

ALL DIAMONDS BELOW ARE CLARITY ENHANCED.

NUMBER, CUT, CLARITY, COLOR, APPRAISAL Report # COSTS REMARKS On Diamond Sales all sale will include .08% Sale Tax except the following State. No sales tax to Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon, American Samoa, Guam, Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. Most foreign Country also Sales Tax Exempt. Including Canada and Western Europe.

302. Trillion cut 0.72 cts SI/1 Color E Loose Diamond UGL

Appraisal # 3R13671 Cost is $ 895.00 USD Appraisal amount. $ 2,900.00 MISSING STOLEN AND IN A LAWSUIT TO RECOVER.

3O3. Trillion cut 0.27 cts. SI/2 Color K Loose Diamonds UGL Appraisal # 3R13086 Cost is

$149.00 USD. Appraisal amount. $ 149.00 USD

304.Trillion cut 0.29 cts. VS/2 Color D Loose Diamond UGL Appraisal # 3R13085 Cost is $ 389.00 USD Appraisal amount. $ 289.00

305. Marquise cut 0.61 cts. SI/1 Color E Loose Diamond UGL Appraisal # 3R13078 Cost is 495.00 USD Appraisal amount is 1,700.00 USD CLOSE OUT PRICE

312. Oval Brilliant 1.00 cts. SI/2 Color Fancy Orange Loose Diamond, Appraisal # 3R12683 Cost 795.00 USD Appraisal amount $ 4,000.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE

313. Cognac Princess 1.00 cts. SI/2 Color Fancy Brown (Cognac) Loose Diamond UGL Appraisal # 3R12687 Cost is $ 995.00 USD Appraisal amount $ 2,500.00

314. Pear Brilliant Necklace 1.00 cts. SI/1 Color Fancy Yellow Diamond mounted on a 14 kt Yellow Gold Chain. UGL Appraisal # 3R12681 Cost is $ 1,395.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 4,250.00

319, Pear Brilliant with Necklace 1.02 SI/3 Color F Box chain 14 kt. White Gold UGL Appraisal Report # 3R12667 Price is 995.00 USD. Appraisal amount $ 4,500.00

324. Pear Brilliant 1.13 cts. SI/1 Color D UGL Appraisal # 3R12684 Cost is 1,695.00 USD Necklace on White Gold Chain Necklace 14 Kt. Appraisal Report is $ 7,300.00

325. Princess Cut 1.14 cts. SI/1 Color Fancy Cognac Brown w/14Kt. Yellow Gold Ring, # 3R12665 Cost is 1,195.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 2,600.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE

334. Round Brilliant 1.83 cts. I-1 Color J W/14 Kt. Yellow Gold Ring UGL Appraisal # 3R12673 Cost is 3,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 6,600.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE

336. Cushion Cut 2.01 cts. SI/2 Color Fancy Brown Cognac Diamond w/ 14k Yellow Gold Ring UGL Appraisal # 3R12664 Cost is 2,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 5,100.00

349. Pear Brilliant 1.52 cts SI/3 Color Fancy Light Orangey Brown Necklace w/ 14Kt. Mounting and chain. UGL Appraisal Report # 3R13084 Price is 2,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 7,200.00

352. Oval Brilliant Solitaire Diamond Ring w/ 1.32 cts VS/2 Color Fancy Intense Green w/ 14 kt. White Gold Ring Report # 3R16332 Price is 1,995.00 USD. Appraisal amount is $ 7,900.00

354. Round Brilliant Solitaire Diamond Ring, 1.04 cts SI/1 Fancy Intense Yellow w/ 14 kt. Yellow Gold Ring UGL Appraisal Report 3R16330 Price is 1,695.00 USD. Appraisal amount is $ 6,900.00

364. Round Brilliant Matching Earrings Diamonds 1.50 carats SI/1 Color E/F Appraisal Report # 3R178 Price is 2,595.00 USD. Appraisal amount is $ 6,700.00

366. Round Brilliant Diamond Ring, 1.32 cts. SI/2 Color D UGL Appraisal Report # 3R19085 Dated 3/24/09. Price is $ 2,795.00 USD Appraisal amount is $ 9,900.00 USD.

374. Radiant Cut Diamond Ring, 0.90 cts. Total carats 1.08, VS/2 Color H Side Diamonds are 0.18 cts. SI/1 Color G/H Total weight 1.08 cts. UGL Appraisal Report #3R19096 Price is $ 1,595.00. Appraisal amount is 6,900.00 USD.

375. Radiant Cut Diamond Ring, total carats is 2.01 Center Diamond is Intense Yellow 1.77 cts. VS/2 Fancy Intense Yellow Side Diamonds are 0.24 Round Brilliant White Diamonds SI/1 Color G/H UGL Appraisal Report # 3R19093 with 18 kt. Yellow Gold. Price is 4,995.00 USD. Appraisal amount is $ 14,600.00 USD.

379. Marquise Brilliant Diamond Ring, 1.45 cts. SI/2 Color D UGL Appraisal Report # 3R19126 Dated 3/24/09 Price is 3,795.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 12,000.00 USD.

380. Round Brilliant, Loose, 0.31cts. SI/1 Color E UGL Appraisal Report # 1A9325008 Price is 299.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 900.00

383. Princess Cut, Loose 0.35 cts. VS/2 Color E UGL Appraisal Report #1A932509. Price is 295.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 800.00 USD.

392. Princess Cut, Loose 0.55 cts. VS/2 Color F UGL Appraisal Report # 1A925213. Price is 695.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 2,005.00 USD.

401. Pear Brilliant Loose 0.50 cts I-1 Color I UGL Appraisal Report # 3024374 Prices is 295.00 USD Appraisal Amount is 880.00 USD. CLOSE OUT PRICE

402. Pear Brilliant Ring 1.01 SI/ 1 Fancy Yellow, 14 kt White Gold UGL Appraisal Report # 3R17863 Price is 1,495.00 USD. Appraisal Amount is 8,500.00 USD.

403. Princess Cut Loose 0.56 VS/2 Color F UGL Lost Papers Appraisal Report # 1A925312 Price is 495.00 USD Appraisal amount is 2,000.00 USD.

405. Princess Cut loose 1.08 cts SI/1 Color F CEGL Report # 000C3297 Leshem Diamond Service, Polish Very Good, Symmetry Very Good, Prices is 2,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is 8,500.00 USD.

406. Princess Cut loose 1.40 cts. SI/1 Color D CEGL Report # 000C1341Leshem Diamond Service, Polish, Excellent, Symmetry Excellent, Prices is 3,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is 12,000.00 USD.

407. Princess Cut loose 1.52 cts VS/2 Color F CEGL Report # 000C3303 CEGL, Leshem Diamond Service, Polish Excellent Symmetry, Excellent. Prices is 5,995.00 Appraisal amount 17,875.00 USD

408 Round Brilliant Ring 1.73 cts. Color D Report # 3R15110 UGL Report. Universal Gemological Laboratory. N. Y. City N.Y. Prices is 5,995.00 Appraisal amount 24,500.00 USD. Proportions Very Good, Polish Very Good, Symmetry Very Good.

409. Round Brilliant loose 1.02 cts VS/2 Color F CEGL Report # 0003415 Leshem Diamond Service. Polish Very Good Symmetry Very Good Prices is 3,795.00 Appraisal amount is 10,995.00 USD.

410. Round Brilliant loose 1.58 cts. SI/2 Color H CEGL Report # 000C2608 Leshem Diamond Service. Polish is Very Good, Symmetry is Very Good. Prices is 5,195.00 USD Appraisal amount is 14,150.00 USD.

411. Round Brilliant loose 2.46 cts SI/1 Color H CEGL Report # 000C3099 Leshem Diamonds Service. Polish Very Good, Symmetry Very Good price is 10,995.00 Appraisal Amount is 35,150.00 USD

600. Round Shaped Natural Ruby Red 1.62 cts Color Red UGL Report # 3030646 UGL Report 18 kt Yellow Gold mounting Estimated Retail Value 1,450.00 USD.

601. Round Sapphire Natural 1.30 cts. Total 190 cts. Color Pinkish / Red / w/ two side Diamonds approximately 0.30 cts each. No Report 5,995.00 USD.

513 Trillion Cut, Natural Loose 1.17 cts VS2 Color D UGL Report # 3R19084 Price is 4,495.00 USD Appraisal amount is 14,000.00 USD.

517. Round Brilliant Natural 1.30 cts Pink Sapphire with Side Diamonds are .30 each SI/1 Color F for total weight of 1.90 cts. Prices is 5,995.00 USD

NATURAL DIAMONDS

LIST

AS of 08/01/09

NUMBER CUT CLARITY COLOR APPRAISAL # COST REMARKS

506. Round Brilliant 2.10 cts. I-2 Color H UGL Appraisal # 3R12659 w/ 14Kt. White Gold Ring Cost is 3,995.00 USD. Appraisal amount is $ 9,600.00 USD CLOSE OUT PRICE

509. Cushion Shape: 0.52 cts. VVS/2 Color D Appraisal is EGL Report # 2656519842 w/White Gold 14 kt Ring. Price is 1,695.00 USD. Appraisal amount $ 9,800.00

518. Round Brilliant Natural 1.87 cts SI/1 Color G UGL Report # 3023124 Price is 7,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is 22,500.00 USD

519. Round Brilliant Natural 2.01 cts SI/2 Color G EGL Report # 2903919740 Price is 8,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is 24,500.00 USD

520. Heart Shape Natural Diamond 1.04 VS/2 Color H EGL Report 2852130829 Prices is 3,395.00 USD Appraisal amount is 10,900.00 USD

521. Princess Cut Natural Diamond 2.15 VS/2 Color G EGL Report # 2657885950 Prices is 11,295.00 USD Appraisal amount is 35,700.00 USD

523 Round Brilliant Natural Diamond 4.01 SI/2 Color H EGL Report # 2729351736 Price is 26,995.00 USD Appraisal amount is 54,500.00 USD. coming.

525 Round Brilliant Natural Diamond 1.78 cts. VS/2 Color H EGL Report # 2911457130 Prices is 9,300.00 USD Appraisal amount is 33,500.00 USD.

526. Radiant Cut Natural Diamond 1.01 cts. VS/2 Color D EGL Report # 3022207723 Price is 3,995 USD Appraisal amount is 11,000.00 USD

527 Round Brilliant Natural Diamonds 1.02 cts SI/2 Color H EGL Report # 2932091935 Prices is 3,995.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 10,750.00 USD.

528 Princess Cut Natural Diamond 1.02 cts SI/2 Color E EGL report # 2932092027 Price is 3,995.00 USD. Appraisal amount is 10,850.00 USD.

For questions on EGL Report Natural Diamonds go to eglinternational.org

Location: KALAMA, WA.
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We at Columbia River Diamond strive to bring you the highest quality in diamonds and jewelry that will make your special occasion even more memorable. Make a simple, yet elegant statement with a diamond solitaire ring, or show off in an extravagant fancy diamond ring. Shop our variety of elegant diamond rings and affordable diamonds jewelry.

ALL THE ABOVE DIAMONDS ARE EXAMPLES OF OUR SELECTIONS OF DIAMONDS. ALL OF OUR STONES ARE FROM RUSSIA or AUSTRALIA AND NOT GIA OR DE BEERS DIAMONDS. FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 360-673-3200 AND ASK FOR

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