榴莲视频

The 榴莲视频 honors the life and legacy of Peter Yantzer, ECG鈥攁 remarkable leader, gemologist, and friend whose work helped change how we see diamond beauty. Peter passed away on January 10, 2026, and leaves behind two daughters, Melissa and Elise, his grandchildren, and his brothers, Paul, Phil, John, and Steve. Peter鈥檚 loss is felt deeply by all who knew him and by the many whose lives and careers he touched through his warmth, humor, and dedication to excellence. Peter joined AGS Laboratories in 1995 as Executive Director, bringing with him vast knowledge and a deep belief that the

By Jason Quick, Sr. Director, Diamond Cut Research, GIA Jason Quick, Sr. Director, Diamond Cut Research at GIA, worked closely with Pete at AGS Laboratories on light performance, and they stayed in close contact over the years. Now at GIA, Jason wanted to share a few words in Pete鈥檚 memory. Happiness is an inside job. These words, along with so many other Pete-isms, are permanently burned in my brain. (Sorry, Pete, I鈥檓 having a hard time being happy with your passing. We all are. Do you have any idea how missed you are?) Pete鈥檚 smile was contagious. Big, happy, joyful.

When Pete passed, our CEO, Katherine Bodoh, RJ, shared the news in the AGS Facebook group. We鈥檇 like to share a few comments from members who knew Pete well. It鈥檚 heartbreaking to lose Pete. My condolences go out to the Yantzer family and to all the people whose lives he touched. Working with Pete was an adventure. We battled the front lines together, we worked on the makings of new patents together, and we discussed 鈥榯he singularity.鈥� But no matter what, in Pete鈥檚 world, it was always a 鈥榞reat day to be alive.鈥� Let鈥檚 honor that and stay positive and