A Milestone: 500,000 Facebook Diamond Fans!

Posted on | November 13, 2010 | No Comments

We reached a big milestone a week ago. Over a half a million fans on our facebook “Diamonds” page! (I know they’re “likes” but I still call them fans). In fact, this week we’ve gained about 30,000 new fans, so the page is cruising.

It’s been a great ride for the past 2 1/2 years and I want to thank the community of DiamondFans for their support. If anything the story is great. A small family business from Baltimore owns the single largest jewelry page on Facebook. We’re very proud of our accomplishment and I thank each and every fan of Diamonds for their support!

What are our plans for this page? Have a listen to Eric Clapton’s “Keep On Growing”…

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