Chapter 410 I Still Love You

After that gimmick, those from the upper-class society began trying their luck, and it turned out to be true. No matter who that person was, the Lawsons refused to sell them a second set after the first one was purchased. Everyone was only allowed to buy it once in their lifetime.

Customers were required to register their identification numbers when purchasing the set to prevent anyone from buying it twice.

Rose later got her father to advertise that diamonds were forever and true love was priceless. They more than doubled the price of the necklace and ring from the original price set by Rose's father, but it sold even better.

Everyone was convinced that the necklace and ring were worth the money. Many middle-income consumers insisted on buying the necklace and ring for their wedding to give to their brides to show how much they loved and valued them.

“That was how this business became a success, and that company from Paris provided the Lawsons with lots of benefits. The Lawsons bu