Who said it?

'People are finding things other than the normal channels for investing' - An Australian jewellery designer attempts to explain why a Barbie doll wearing a diamond necklace sold for a record $302,500 at a US auction.

by Elizabeth

Published: 21 Oct 2010

Last Updated: 26 Oct 2010

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