No ring of truth! AOC outraged that she boasted that her wedding ring “zero emissions and recycled gold” – the expert says that almost ALL precious metals are reused
- On Thursday, the AOC spoke about its sparkler when it made a big announcement by sharing engagement news
- Many have suggested that the AOC’s zero-emission claim means that the diamond she was carrying was created in a laboratory rather than extracted from the ground
- Fans of the official were excited about her upcoming wedding and liked that her band did not throw away forever
- The Bronx-Queens lawmaker met her longtime beauty Riley Roberts when they were students at Boston University.
- The couple got engaged in their hometown of Acacia-Cortes, Puerto Rico
- She said she “takes the place to enjoy” their engagement before the wedding
Alexandria Acacia-Cortes shared details of her highly ethical wedding ring on Twitter, announcing, “It’s zero emissions and recycled gold.”
The 32-year-old US representative shared information when journalist Francesco Fiorentini wrote to her on Twitter: “Your ring must be made of foil, otherwise things will turn upside down.”
The AOC, which announced its engagement to boyfriend-marketer Riley Roberts on Thursday, did not explain what it meant by zero-emission.
Experts have suggested that the progressive Socialist Democrat chose an artificial “laboratory” diamond, rather than the traditional variety mined.
They are often dug out of the ground by poor people suffering from appalling working conditions, which led to the term “bloody diamond”.
They estimated that the AOC ring could cost between $ 10,000 and $ 30,000.
Peter Kahan of Katz Jewelry in New York’s Diamond County challenged AOC’s claims to recycled gold and told The New York Post that “recycled gold is a marketing term used to promote gold. All gold is recycled. Gold is never wasted.
He added: “If it’s grown in a lab … it’s not a blood diamond.”
AOC shared details of its engagement ring when a journalist joked that anything too extravagant would leave it open to condemning conservative competitors
Some of AOC’s 13 million Twitter followers have spoken out in favor of its ethical group.
“Hero,” wrote one man
“A lot of hearts are broken. You are a cool act, please do not change. Congratulations, ”said another.
‘Best wishes to you both !!’
Meanwhile, others did not feel love, some questioned her claims and put their longing on her political agenda.
“Originally mined, before recycling, slave labor … I thought you were progressive …”
“But, tax-rich, right?” said one man.
“Will get zero emissions and a recycled gold wedding ring, and then vote to send $ 50 billion to fund a war that will lead to mass emissions. Laughter, ”said another.
They were referring to the recent AOC vote to continue sending billions of dollars of US weapons to Ukraine.
“Has there been a fair trade in gold since the beginning? You are still a hypocrite. ”
Republican Alexandria Acacia-Cortes is engaged to her longtime love, boasting on Twitter that her wedding bracelet is “zero emissions” and “made of recycled gold”.
Riley Roberts and Alexandra Acacia-Cortes, 32, met at Baston University as students. Riley, a marketing specialist, is originally from Arizona
Roberts, who has been described as an “important partner,” was featured in a 2018 documentary about his future wife’s primary campaign: “Break the House,” according to The Insider.
The Bronx-Queens lawmaker met her longtime beauty Riley Roberts, a marketing specialist, when they were both studying at Boston University.
The couple broke up as soon as they finished school, and Roberts returned home to Arizona. They later resumed their romance, the news agency reported
Roberts, who has been described as an “important partner,” was featured in a 2018 documentary about his future wife’s primary campaign: “Break the House,” according to The Insider.
In April, the couple got engaged in their hometown of AOC Puerto Rico. She told The Insider that she “takes the place to enjoy” their engagement before the wedding planning process.
Despite criticism, the AOC ring caused a great sensation in John Buckley, owner of the Tuscany Rose Watch and Diamond, who told The Post that the AOC ring was quite “showy”.
“Looks like it’s a good product,” Buckley said in part. “From the photos I will say it is a 1.75-2.25 carat solitaire decorated with yellow gold.”
He added that a ring of this growth can start at $ 10,000 and reach a whopping $ 30,000,
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