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Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry, says the 34-year-old designer, left
Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry, says the 34-year-old designer, left

Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry, says the 34-year-old designer, left

Date7/14/1981
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  • Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry; says the 34-year-old designer; left.
  • Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry, says the 34-year-old designer, left
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Original Toronto Star caption: Theo Janson: Average rich people don't buy our kind of jewelry; says the 34-year-old designer; left.
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