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Harry Winston, Inc.

Harry Winston, Inc.

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Oct 26, 2026

Yan DreddyGUEST
7:09
So I would get a Louis Monet.
Yan DreddyGUEST
7:11
He would get a Harry Winston.
Yan DreddyGUEST
7:12
And we would hang out.
Yan DreddyGUEST
7:14
Oh, look at this watch.
Erin MillerHOST
31:56
yeah I need to look up a pic of that because I did see something about that and I was like oh JLo it was a
Kate SteinbergHOST
32:02
Harry Winston ring and of
Erin MillerHOST
32:04
course
Kate SteinbergHOST
32:04
it was
Diana SingerGUEST
22:27
Their youngest daughter, Evie, died of an overdose, and Evelyn herself died of pneumonia in 1947.
Diana SingerGUEST
22:34
Now, in 1949, the diamond was sold to Harry Winston.
Diana SingerGUEST
22:37
So what's Harry Winston going to do with this cursed stone? Well, Harry Winston was a genius at turning bad things into fortuitous things.
Diana SingerGUEST
22:46
And he thought if he couldn't sell the stone, he would donate it to the United States government, to the Smithsonian.
Diana SingerGUEST
22:53
So he donated it to the Smithsonian and he sent it to the Smithsonian in a small registered mailbox, which is probably not the safest way to send it, but who's going to question a small registered mailbox? And then when the IRS was alarmed at the amount of valuation he assigned to the Stone and they questioned his tax returns, he simply looked at them and said, go find me another one to compare it with.
Robin ZanderHOST
65:22
One man once tried to walk away.
Robin ZanderHOST
65:24
As Confer tells it, Harry Winston, the biggest name in jewelry of his time, handed his box back and tried to buy rough diamonds directly from Angola.
Robin ZanderHOST
65:36
Quoting from Confer, one phone call made from a British cabinet member to a high official in Portugal.
Robin ZanderHOST
65:43
The Crown, the member said dryly, would regard a deal between the colony and Mr. Winston as an unfriendly act.

10 MINS LATER

Robin ZanderHOST
76:16
Just don't try to sell it.
Robin ZanderHOST
76:18
Another is the story of Elizabeth Taylor and the famous no-name diamond.
Robin ZanderHOST
76:23
In 1966, a rough diamond came out of South Africa's Premier Mine, and Harry Winston, who we heard of previously, cut it into a flawless 69-carat pair.
Robin ZanderHOST
76:35
In 69, it went on auction in New York with an unusual condition.
TrippHOST
38:44
To me, the funniest moment, I think, is when they're getting Jennifer Lopez ready for the ball, right? And they're getting her dressed.
TrippHOST
38:58
And the clerk at the jewelry store is wrapping up the necklace that she's going to wear, which is just like Harry Winston necklace that she's going to let her borrow.
TrippHOST
39:15
And she makes Ty, the son, take this oath on the necklace.
TrippHOST
39:19
Like, I swear that my mom will not take this off of her neck.
Jess CorrellGUEST
3:47
And, uh, and so, uh, was, was a, i- but it was just a continuation of what my mother and father had taught us, and but I grew up pretty quick and, uh, kinda independent, and I remember trying to buy the water company from Asbury, owned the water company in Wilmore, and I was trying to buy that for him when I was in g- from them when I was in g- uh, college at Asbury.
Jess CorrellGUEST
4:10
And, and then we s- we, my little brother and I and, and, uh, d- uh, Dittos and his brother David, uh, started buying diamonds from Harry Winston.
Jess CorrellGUEST
4:21
We were in, in, uh, when we were in college and selling them to our friends who were getting married and-
Jeff ThomasHOST
4:26
Wow.
JustinHOST
25:20
So he took most of the goods to a friend's house in Detroit, Michigan.
JustinHOST
25:25
Interestingly, a valuable Harry Winston necklace ended up with a mobster who was an FBI informant.
JustinHOST
25:33
and so bobby comfort was trying to help nalo fence the stolen jewelry but they're not liking the deals they're getting they tell everybody else in the group hey we're gonna take this jewelry we're gonna reconvene in about a year from now and we'll divvy out what we've sold by then but right now the heat is on we're just gonna lay low for a while But Bobby and Samuel, they're not laying low and they're not waiting a year to sell this.
JustinHOST
26:03
They're trying to dump this jewelry as fast as possible.

14 MINS LATER

JustinHOST
40:29
He claimed one box had $500,000 in cash bundles.
JustinHOST
40:33
Another had $3 million worth of $500 bills.
JustinHOST
40:37
Inside one box was the $750,000 Harry Winston diamond necklace that belonged to the Baroness.
JustinHOST
40:45
They filled four suitcases with stolen goods in a little over two hours and left 75 to 100 boxes unopened.
KaltunHOST
6:04
so it starts with like the so basically the last episode of season three you know to remember i don't know if you remember but chuck bus gets stabbed Was it shot? No, he got shot.
KaltunHOST
6:17
He got shot and he was like clinging on to this Harry Winston engagement ring.
KaltunHOST
6:22
Oh, for Blair.
KaltunHOST
6:23
For Blair.
Chris MieleGUEST
36:43
...
Chris MieleGUEST
36:43
Harry Winston's, the, the DeBeers-
William RossHOST
36:44
[laughs]
Chris MieleGUEST
36:44
... you know, whoever it was-
Dawn MooreGUEST
4:48
Well, they're serious topics, but we're fun people, so it'll still be an entertaining journey.
Dawn MooreGUEST
4:53
I have a marketing agency that is founded in the luxury sector, mostly because I have not just worked in luxury for 40 years, I have lived in that luxury world because of my career with Harry Winston and Mikimoto and Chopard.
Dawn MooreGUEST
5:10
Some of you out there may even know Bullock's Wilshire, but not California versions.
Dawn MooreGUEST
5:16
Virgins, the people who know California will know Bullock's Wilshire.

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Dawn MooreGUEST
45:30
You know, you are so relatable because you speak in normal English.
Dawn MooreGUEST
45:37
You're bubbly and accessible and fun.
Dawn MooreGUEST
45:41
When I got hired at Harry Winston, I was the exact opposite personality of everybody who worked there.
Dawn MooreGUEST
45:52
And I...

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