Think Piece Asks "Why Aren't Millennials Buying Diamonds?" So They Answered

The Economist published an article that points out the diamond business isn't as booming as it once was.This prompted them to ask why millennials aren't buying diamonds. Obviously, some of those "social media obsessed" Millennials took to Twitter to answer that pressing question.

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