Diamond ring displayed in a black presentation box.

Diamonds By Raymond Lee Visits Raw Juce in Boca Raton

May 14, 2020

Our 2020 collaboration with Raw Juce paired a visit to a local juice bar with jewelry and watch photography. The original story introduced its drinks and food while showing a diamond set Patek Philippe Nautilus, rings and other watches from our collection at the time.

What We Featured

The photographs show bottled orange colored juices at the counter and in the display case. The original article discussed juices, smoothies, bowls, salads, coffee drinks, oatmeal parfaits and plant based treats. These were menu examples from that visit, rather than a current menu or ingredient list.

The watch featured most prominently is a Nautilus with extensive diamond setting. A photograph cannot establish whether that setting is factory original or aftermarket, or determine its diamond grades. The gallery also includes a diamond ring, a black dial Rolex Cellini and a white dial Sky Dweller on a blue strap.

A Correction to the Original Health Claims

The earlier version overstated what juices can do. It presented drinks and cleanses as ways to prevent illness, remove toxins and replace medical prevention. Those claims were not supported and have been removed. A drink sold under a name such as “Flu Shot” is a beverage, not an influenza vaccine or a substitute for medical care.

The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health reports that research does not compellingly support detox diets for eliminating toxins or managing weight. Our feature is about a local business visit and photo shoot, not a recommendation to follow a cleanse or treat a health condition.

Planning a Visit

Ask Raw Juce directly about its current locations, menu, ingredients and allergy information. Recipes and availability can change. For jewelry and watches similar to those pictured, contact our showroom with the photo you like so we can discuss what is available now.