Diamonds and Demand
The diamond industry faced a significant challenge in the 1930s with oversupply and stagnant demand. To combat this, a clever advertising strategy was devised, linking diamonds to love and status, thereby transforming the engagement ring into a symbol of commitment. This shift not only created a new cultural norm but also established diamonds as essential tokens of affection and masculinity.In this clip
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