The package, intercepted in Indianapolis, contained fake Cartier, Tiffany & Co., and Van Cleef and Arpels jewelry.
Amanda’s Style File: September Is Here
Celebrate the ninth month of the year with these stunning pieces of sapphire jewelry.

Like most Americans, you’re probably wondering, how is it already September?
The lazy days of summer are over and with the new month’s arrival comes a sense of renewed purpose, energy and focus. It is also a time to celebrate September babies.
Sapphire couldn’t be fit better as the official birthstone for the month of September.
Blue sapphire is a serious gemstone that matches September’s energy. It is hard yet has an undeniable beauty and unmistakable, luxurious appeal.
Meanwhile, “fancy” colors of sapphire bring whimsy and enable sapphire to be one of the most colorful gemstone varieties.
This Amanda’s Style File is bringing the cool factor to jewelry featuring the September birthstone.
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