"This exciting pop-up will add to the visual allure of the street and draw new visitors," said RDC President Nicola Cagliata, in a letter of support.
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"I think online is a space where you see more of the discount jewelry. In this business, people really want that personal touch. They want to try things on," said Moon.
"People don't have anywhere to go, but it's still an investment," she told the Courier.
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"If you are a fan of fashion and appreciate glamour, this allows you to dream and be anywhere you want to be," she said.
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