Diamonds Do Good Adds 2 Board Members
Julia Hackman Chafé and Monica Elias have joined the organization’s board of directors.

Chafé is a third-generation gemstone dealer and jewelry content creator.
Through her social media profile JewelswithJules, which boasts a following of more than 700,000, Chafé has covered events such as the high-profile wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant in Mumbai last year.
Her content has captivated audiences globally and cemented her status as a prominent voice for natural diamonds, said DDG.
Elias is the CEO of Elias World Media.
She brings two decades of experience in video and film production, specializing in brand journalism and television news.
Elias has been recognized as the “Most Innovative Woman of the Year” by Stevie’s Women in Business Awards and named one of the “25 Luxury Women Leaders to Watch in 2025” by Luxury Roundtable.
Combining creativity with strategic execution, Elias is an established leader in media and production who has elevated countless brands through her innovative storytelling and global vision, said DDG.
"We are thrilled to welcome Julia and Monica to our board of directors,” said Diamonds Do Good President Kathy Corey.
“Their expertise in connecting with consumers will amplify the value of natural diamonds and highlight their positive impact on communities worldwide. Together, we will inspire consumers to feel even better about their diamond purchases.”
Later this year, the organization will again host its Diamonds Do Good Awards, recognizing four honorees.
The gala will be held in the San Polo Ballroom in the Venetian Hotel on June 5 from 6 to 9 p.m., the night before the JCK Las Vegas show opens.
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