How is a diamond the strongest material in the world?
Q. I've heard that a diamond is the strongest material in the world since a diamond can only be cut by another diamond. I do not understand that. Can't it be cut or broken with a chainsaw or something? Even possibly a very strong hammer?
Asked by Anime - Tue Jul 22 04:32:34 2008 - - 13 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Since we see the results every day in jewelry stores, we know that rough diamonds can be cut, but only by other diamonds -- usually in the form of diamond dust.. In most cases, a diamond will be cut with a saw blade. Since diamonds are the hardest material known (which means they cannot be scratched with any other substance), only diamonds can cut diamonds. So the diamond is securely mounted and held against a thin alloy blade impregnated with diamond dust and covered with linseed oil. As the blade turns, it carries small particles of new diamond dust which sticks to the oil and continues the process until the entire diamond is split in two. This can take several days for a diamond over 1 carat or more.
Answered by Farah Golden - Tue Jul 22 04:43:29 2008
Q. I've heard that a diamond is the strongest material in the world since a diamond can only be cut by another diamond. I do not understand that. Can't it be cut or broken with a chainsaw or something? Even possibly a very strong hammer?
Asked by Anime - Tue Jul 22 04:32:34 2008 - - 13 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Since we see the results every day in jewelry stores, we know that rough diamonds can be cut, but only by other diamonds -- usually in the form of diamond dust.. In most cases, a diamond will be cut with a saw blade. Since diamonds are the hardest material known (which means they cannot be scratched with any other substance), only diamonds can cut diamonds. So the diamond is securely mounted and held against a thin alloy blade impregnated with diamond dust and covered with linseed oil. As the blade turns, it carries small particles of new diamond dust which sticks to the oil and continues the process until the entire diamond is split in two. This can take several days for a diamond over 1 carat or more.
Answered by Farah Golden - Tue Jul 22 04:43:29 2008
What is more important when valuing a diamond, clarity or color?
Q. I've learned that color and clarity are both important when setting the value of a diamond, but it's very expensive to buy a high grade diamond. So I like to know what people prefer to buy, a high grade is clarity and low grade in color? or high in color and low in clarity? And which is better, a diamond color/clarity that is D/SI2 or a diamond color/clarity H/VVS2?
Asked by Kevin - Sun Sep 14 20:32:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clarity is important when valuing a diamond. But this doesn't mean color has no importance color of a diamond is also important. B2C Jewels
Answered by Sharon R - Mon Sep 15 08:56:51 2008
Q. I've learned that color and clarity are both important when setting the value of a diamond, but it's very expensive to buy a high grade diamond. So I like to know what people prefer to buy, a high grade is clarity and low grade in color? or high in color and low in clarity? And which is better, a diamond color/clarity that is D/SI2 or a diamond color/clarity H/VVS2?
Asked by Kevin - Sun Sep 14 20:32:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Clarity is important when valuing a diamond. But this doesn't mean color has no importance color of a diamond is also important. B2C Jewels
Answered by Sharon R - Mon Sep 15 08:56:51 2008
How do I get my diamond ring turned into a necklace?
Q. I have my grandmother's old engagement ring which I would like to have turned into a diamond necklace. The diamond is small, maybe a half carat or so and I would like just a simple solitaire or other timeless setting. I'm open to suggestions. How much will it cost and where would I go to get it done?
Asked by Ashley - Tue Mar 16 10:31:25 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can pick a full bezel or half bezel from www.whiteflash.com It will cost you 75.00 to set. Make sure you send your diamond in with an appraisal or valuation. It s a good idea to get your diamond insured before you have anybody set the diamond. You minimize any risk in handing over your most precious diamond to a company to set. Check out reviews on this place to feel sure that they might provide a good alternative to resetting your diamond into a necklace. BTW that s a great way to refresh your diamond into a new look . Good Luck!
Answered by Diamond Expert - Wed Mar 17 13:36:35 2010
Q. I have my grandmother's old engagement ring which I would like to have turned into a diamond necklace. The diamond is small, maybe a half carat or so and I would like just a simple solitaire or other timeless setting. I'm open to suggestions. How much will it cost and where would I go to get it done?
Asked by Ashley - Tue Mar 16 10:31:25 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can pick a full bezel or half bezel from www.whiteflash.com It will cost you 75.00 to set. Make sure you send your diamond in with an appraisal or valuation. It s a good idea to get your diamond insured before you have anybody set the diamond. You minimize any risk in handing over your most precious diamond to a company to set. Check out reviews on this place to feel sure that they might provide a good alternative to resetting your diamond into a necklace. BTW that s a great way to refresh your diamond into a new look . Good Luck!
Answered by Diamond Expert - Wed Mar 17 13:36:35 2010
What pokemon diamond team should i use to beat the elite four?
Q. I just bought pokemon diamond and i want to know what will be the best pokemon team (no ubers) to beat the elite four. please make suggestions thanks.
Asked by RICHARD C - Sat Nov 29 08:48:29 2008 - - 14 Answers - 10 Comments
A. Start with a Chimchar and then trade Starly/Bidoof for the other two starters over the GTS. When you evolve all three of those, you'll already be well on your way to having a decent team to beat the game. Catch a Shinx early on in the game and use that as your Electric Pokemon. After you get Cut, go to the Wayward Cave underneath the cycle path near the first Gym town and catch a Gible. When it eventually evolves into a Garchomp, nothing will stop you.
Answered by Pamela - Sat Nov 29 09:21:54 2008
Q. I just bought pokemon diamond and i want to know what will be the best pokemon team (no ubers) to beat the elite four. please make suggestions thanks.
Asked by RICHARD C - Sat Nov 29 08:48:29 2008 - - 14 Answers - 10 Comments
A. Start with a Chimchar and then trade Starly/Bidoof for the other two starters over the GTS. When you evolve all three of those, you'll already be well on your way to having a decent team to beat the game. Catch a Shinx early on in the game and use that as your Electric Pokemon. After you get Cut, go to the Wayward Cave underneath the cycle path near the first Gym town and catch a Gible. When it eventually evolves into a Garchomp, nothing will stop you.
Answered by Pamela - Sat Nov 29 09:21:54 2008
How do i get a diamond necklace for Christmas cheaper?
Q. My husband told me he wants to get me a necklace for Christmas. We're going together and i know the design i would like for it (a bezel set diamond) but i'd like to be able to get the largest diamond we can afford. I was wondering how you go about haggling at a jewelry store or if that's even acceptable to do. How much off can you ask for? Our budget will probably be $300. I know that since we're in a recession it seems like i should be able to swing a deal some how. Please help.
Asked by Sam - Fri Nov 13 04:17:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a quick research on internet , for how much big a diamond will come in the price range of $300. and of what quality. you can get even 1ct. diamond but it would be of VS Clarity scale. you can find many diamond sellers at this page
Answered by janu77 - Sat Nov 14 23:12:07 2009
Q. My husband told me he wants to get me a necklace for Christmas. We're going together and i know the design i would like for it (a bezel set diamond) but i'd like to be able to get the largest diamond we can afford. I was wondering how you go about haggling at a jewelry store or if that's even acceptable to do. How much off can you ask for? Our budget will probably be $300. I know that since we're in a recession it seems like i should be able to swing a deal some how. Please help.
Asked by Sam - Fri Nov 13 04:17:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do a quick research on internet , for how much big a diamond will come in the price range of $300. and of what quality. you can get even 1ct. diamond but it would be of VS Clarity scale. you can find many diamond sellers at this page
Answered by janu77 - Sat Nov 14 23:12:07 2009
How acceptable is it for men to wear diamond jewelry?
Q. I know plenty of male hip-hop stars and football players wear diamond studs, etc, but how common it for men to wear diamond jewelery? Does anyone know what percentage of of diamonds are owned by men, for example?
Asked by Cotton Tablecloth - Mon Dec 22 06:15:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rules are changed but I don't think that men look cool with studs, quite the opposite.
Answered by Caroline - Mon Dec 22 06:24:41 2008
Q. I know plenty of male hip-hop stars and football players wear diamond studs, etc, but how common it for men to wear diamond jewelery? Does anyone know what percentage of of diamonds are owned by men, for example?
Asked by Cotton Tablecloth - Mon Dec 22 06:15:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rules are changed but I don't think that men look cool with studs, quite the opposite.
Answered by Caroline - Mon Dec 22 06:24:41 2008
Is the Diamond Institute of India a Reputable and Reliable Rater of Diamonds?
Q. I have repeatedly found diamond jewelry online with a DII (Diamond Institute of India) Certification - not an organization I am familar with beyond their own claims on their website. They seem to be the preferred certification for "just4diamonds". Any thoughts on DII or just4diamonds?
Asked by obiwandog - Fri Nov 20 10:40:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of DII until today, but I did check online and they seem unreliable. For example, just4diamonds is selling diamond earrings graded FG (color) SI (clarity). A reputable diamond lab would designate what SI clarity, either SI1, SI2 or (in the case of EGL) SI3, which is actually I1 by GIA standards. Also those diamonds should be graded either Colorless (F) or near colorless (G) a diamond cannot be both. The only reputable gem lab whose opinion I value is GIA ( Gemological Institute of America ) They created the grading system that we use today, and World wide they are considered the best gem lab because of their stringent criteria in grading diamonds. a minimum of 5 Graduate Gemologists grade each diamond or gemstone that… [cont.]
Answered by Dale K - Fri Nov 20 15:17:01 2009
Q. I have repeatedly found diamond jewelry online with a DII (Diamond Institute of India) Certification - not an organization I am familar with beyond their own claims on their website. They seem to be the preferred certification for "just4diamonds". Any thoughts on DII or just4diamonds?
Asked by obiwandog - Fri Nov 20 10:40:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of DII until today, but I did check online and they seem unreliable. For example, just4diamonds is selling diamond earrings graded FG (color) SI (clarity). A reputable diamond lab would designate what SI clarity, either SI1, SI2 or (in the case of EGL) SI3, which is actually I1 by GIA standards. Also those diamonds should be graded either Colorless (F) or near colorless (G) a diamond cannot be both. The only reputable gem lab whose opinion I value is GIA ( Gemological Institute of America ) They created the grading system that we use today, and World wide they are considered the best gem lab because of their stringent criteria in grading diamonds. a minimum of 5 Graduate Gemologists grade each diamond or gemstone that… [cont.]
Answered by Dale K - Fri Nov 20 15:17:01 2009
What would a diamond peel do for my face?
Q. I have a tan complection ,but I want to get lighter & fairer skin. How do I get whiter without applying any products on my face? What are the other benefits of a diamond peel?
Asked by speedfreak - Sun Jul 22 09:11:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. diamond peels will take off the top layer of your face, leaving it exfoliated and way smoother. BUT this is not permanent, as new cells get pushed up everyday, and they will die, and you have to exfoliate again to take them off. you don't really need diamond peel, bec you can just get a good facial scrub and use that around 2x a week if you have normal skin. more if your skin is oily and less if it is sensitive if you want a lighter complexion, its not really possible to do it without applying any products. if you smoke, however, stop that and you'll get better skin. also be careful of what you eat. healthy food = healthy skin, but not lighter. will you consider sunblock at least to minimize tanning from the sun? there are whitening… [cont.]
Answered by donya d - Wed Jul 25 09:03:43 2007
Q. I have a tan complection ,but I want to get lighter & fairer skin. How do I get whiter without applying any products on my face? What are the other benefits of a diamond peel?
Asked by speedfreak - Sun Jul 22 09:11:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. diamond peels will take off the top layer of your face, leaving it exfoliated and way smoother. BUT this is not permanent, as new cells get pushed up everyday, and they will die, and you have to exfoliate again to take them off. you don't really need diamond peel, bec you can just get a good facial scrub and use that around 2x a week if you have normal skin. more if your skin is oily and less if it is sensitive if you want a lighter complexion, its not really possible to do it without applying any products. if you smoke, however, stop that and you'll get better skin. also be careful of what you eat. healthy food = healthy skin, but not lighter. will you consider sunblock at least to minimize tanning from the sun? there are whitening… [cont.]
Answered by donya d - Wed Jul 25 09:03:43 2007
What is the diamond pattern seen in videos and images?
Q. It's an odd diamond pattern seen on TV and still images when the subject features a set of smaller patterns. Think silk ties, pantyhose or brick walls. What is that pattern called?
Asked by jjlucash - Sun Mar 14 10:44:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. astigmatism?
Answered by Jeremy E - Sun Mar 14 11:27:27 2010
Q. It's an odd diamond pattern seen on TV and still images when the subject features a set of smaller patterns. Think silk ties, pantyhose or brick walls. What is that pattern called?
Asked by jjlucash - Sun Mar 14 10:44:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. astigmatism?
Answered by Jeremy E - Sun Mar 14 11:27:27 2010
What does diamond shape with f in it mean on a 10k gold ring?
Q. Found a ring with 6 diamond like stones, engraving on the ring says 10 k then has a diamond shape with an F inside the diamond shape. Any idea what it means?
Asked by Spence - Thu Mar 18 12:05:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does indeed sound like colour F diamonds, which are themselves very good. Bearing in mind that the very whitest diamonds you can get are colour D, it is only 2 grades down from this, so in theiry they should be lovely, white diamonds. I guess there's nothing on the ring relating to the clarity of the diamonds? Do make sure that the diamonds are eye-clean (ie there are no visible inclusions in the diamonds to the naked eye). After all, there is little point in having great quality F coloured diamonds with a poor clarity grade, as you won't get the sparkle factor I'm sure you want. I hope this helps in some way.
Answered by Simon - Thu Mar 18 12:41:18 2010
Q. Found a ring with 6 diamond like stones, engraving on the ring says 10 k then has a diamond shape with an F inside the diamond shape. Any idea what it means?
Asked by Spence - Thu Mar 18 12:05:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does indeed sound like colour F diamonds, which are themselves very good. Bearing in mind that the very whitest diamonds you can get are colour D, it is only 2 grades down from this, so in theiry they should be lovely, white diamonds. I guess there's nothing on the ring relating to the clarity of the diamonds? Do make sure that the diamonds are eye-clean (ie there are no visible inclusions in the diamonds to the naked eye). After all, there is little point in having great quality F coloured diamonds with a poor clarity grade, as you won't get the sparkle factor I'm sure you want. I hope this helps in some way.
Answered by Simon - Thu Mar 18 12:41:18 2010
How can you tell if a diamond is a real diamond? Would they insert a fake in real gold?
Q. I have a necklace, not sure where I got it but it is 14K gold along with the chain it's on. It also has a diamond in it but I can't tell if the diamond is real. I know they have lots of diamonds that are cubic zirconium's or diamond-aura's but how can I tell the real thing with the naked eye?
Asked by teachrb1 - Fri Dec 18 15:34:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take it to a jeweler. or just take a hammer to it... if it doesn't smash, it's real.
Answered by Paula - Fri Dec 18 15:41:41 2009
Q. I have a necklace, not sure where I got it but it is 14K gold along with the chain it's on. It also has a diamond in it but I can't tell if the diamond is real. I know they have lots of diamonds that are cubic zirconium's or diamond-aura's but how can I tell the real thing with the naked eye?
Asked by teachrb1 - Fri Dec 18 15:34:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take it to a jeweler. or just take a hammer to it... if it doesn't smash, it's real.
Answered by Paula - Fri Dec 18 15:41:41 2009
How important is it that a diamond engagment ring be GIA certified?
Q. Shopping for engagement ring for my girlfriend, and prices are friggin ridiculous. Why does it seem so important that a ring be GIA certified, and what is the biggest difference from a diamond that is and a diamond that isn't?
Asked by poppa mike - Tue Apr 29 20:19:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Marketing will have you believe that it makes a huge difference. It doesn't. Just know your 4 C's. Color, cut, clarity and carat. That's what really matters. When something is GIA certified, it just means that they have done the work for you and gave it their special rating. Do a little research, and save some money
Answered by Hey there - Tue Apr 29 20:24:10 2008
Q. Shopping for engagement ring for my girlfriend, and prices are friggin ridiculous. Why does it seem so important that a ring be GIA certified, and what is the biggest difference from a diamond that is and a diamond that isn't?
Asked by poppa mike - Tue Apr 29 20:19:15 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Marketing will have you believe that it makes a huge difference. It doesn't. Just know your 4 C's. Color, cut, clarity and carat. That's what really matters. When something is GIA certified, it just means that they have done the work for you and gave it their special rating. Do a little research, and save some money
Answered by Hey there - Tue Apr 29 20:24:10 2008
Can diamond dust enter your blood stream and possibly kill you if rubbed on skin?
Q. I am wondering if diamond dust can enter the skin. I want to know that because the latest trend in the spa world is Diamond Massage. Is it safe? Thank you.
Asked by lea s - Thu Jan 7 12:04:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Diamond dust on your skin is no more dangerous than any other dirt. It is no more able to work its way under your skin than most other external substances. Most cleansing creams are made of what is known as "air float" silica (jagged pieces of silica - think quartz, glass and sand). Even swallowing diamond dust is not really bad, although it is a waste of diamond. A diamond massage is just marketing hype.
Answered by Doctor D - Sun Jan 10 20:48:44 2010
Q. I am wondering if diamond dust can enter the skin. I want to know that because the latest trend in the spa world is Diamond Massage. Is it safe? Thank you.
Asked by lea s - Thu Jan 7 12:04:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Diamond dust on your skin is no more dangerous than any other dirt. It is no more able to work its way under your skin than most other external substances. Most cleansing creams are made of what is known as "air float" silica (jagged pieces of silica - think quartz, glass and sand). Even swallowing diamond dust is not really bad, although it is a waste of diamond. A diamond massage is just marketing hype.
Answered by Doctor D - Sun Jan 10 20:48:44 2010
How do you make diamond and checkered browbands?
Q. I know how to make sharktooth browbands, but I want to make either diamond or checkered browbands. Help?
Asked by Kimi - Thu Oct 30 04:05:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok well seeing as the person above me was just rude and after thei two points... i will give you a quick bit of info... but i havnt been able to find and tuts or instructions online... sorry... basically to make a checkered browband you just get thin ribbon about 2/3mm and cut and glue it evenly apart along the length of the browband this way | | | | and glue it only at the back of the browband... then weave a different colured ribbon - - - this way thru the bands which are glued on... its long and painful... and its the only way i've worked out how to get a really good finish.. when ure done run a peice of ribbon the width of the browband along the back to hide all the glued bits and hold them down better... just tuck the ends of the… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny's Girl - Thu Oct 30 08:31:28 2008
Q. I know how to make sharktooth browbands, but I want to make either diamond or checkered browbands. Help?
Asked by Kimi - Thu Oct 30 04:05:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok well seeing as the person above me was just rude and after thei two points... i will give you a quick bit of info... but i havnt been able to find and tuts or instructions online... sorry... basically to make a checkered browband you just get thin ribbon about 2/3mm and cut and glue it evenly apart along the length of the browband this way | | | | and glue it only at the back of the browband... then weave a different colured ribbon - - - this way thru the bands which are glued on... its long and painful... and its the only way i've worked out how to get a really good finish.. when ure done run a peice of ribbon the width of the browband along the back to hide all the glued bits and hold them down better... just tuck the ends of the… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny's Girl - Thu Oct 30 08:31:28 2008
What's the difference between Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl?
Q. I know it can look obvious, but I need to know. I wanted to buy a Pokemon game for my Dsi, than I found out there are 2 games sold separetely: Diamond & Pearl. I made a research to find out which is better, but I noted they mention "Pokemon Diamond & Pearl", never mentioning them separetely. In sites of games, they mention them together. But if there are 2 different games, why would them be identicals? I didn't read anything like "the different between the versions". Then, can you guys tell me? What's the difference? Which is better?
Asked by Horta - Sat Aug 1 22:41:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they have a few (note: few) different pokemon, including the star legendary which is the one you see on the cover. however, most would recommend you get pokemon platinum. its the slight differences in those versions combined plus with an extra world which is kind of cool.
Answered by No - Sat Aug 1 22:47:56 2009
Q. I know it can look obvious, but I need to know. I wanted to buy a Pokemon game for my Dsi, than I found out there are 2 games sold separetely: Diamond & Pearl. I made a research to find out which is better, but I noted they mention "Pokemon Diamond & Pearl", never mentioning them separetely. In sites of games, they mention them together. But if there are 2 different games, why would them be identicals? I didn't read anything like "the different between the versions". Then, can you guys tell me? What's the difference? Which is better?
Asked by Horta - Sat Aug 1 22:41:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they have a few (note: few) different pokemon, including the star legendary which is the one you see on the cover. however, most would recommend you get pokemon platinum. its the slight differences in those versions combined plus with an extra world which is kind of cool.
Answered by No - Sat Aug 1 22:47:56 2009
What is the difference between a mined diamond and a lab-created diamond?
Q. Well, I know the obvious answer but I'd like it described in somewhat more detail and I would also like to know if buying a LC diamond is the same as buying one that was mined naturally.
Asked by Alex - Thu Feb 11 00:52:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chemically, physically, mineralogically, they're identical. A carbon diamond-lattice. The differences are: (1) Most laboratory diamonds are perfect, with no inclusions, fractures, or accidental elements that would color them. (2) The majority of laboratory diamonds are gray, tiny, industrial diamonds for use in the electronics industry, as cutting tools, abrasives, and so on. However, if you have one cut lab gem next to one perfect and cut "natural gem," no one will be able to tell the difference, so there's no purpose in paying more unless you just really need that ability to say that your diamond is a genuine Earth product (Trademark). In fact, the most prominent reason that a really good gemologist can occasionally tell the lab… [cont.]
Answered by Earth Man - Thu Feb 11 01:06:59 2010
Q. Well, I know the obvious answer but I'd like it described in somewhat more detail and I would also like to know if buying a LC diamond is the same as buying one that was mined naturally.
Asked by Alex - Thu Feb 11 00:52:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chemically, physically, mineralogically, they're identical. A carbon diamond-lattice. The differences are: (1) Most laboratory diamonds are perfect, with no inclusions, fractures, or accidental elements that would color them. (2) The majority of laboratory diamonds are gray, tiny, industrial diamonds for use in the electronics industry, as cutting tools, abrasives, and so on. However, if you have one cut lab gem next to one perfect and cut "natural gem," no one will be able to tell the difference, so there's no purpose in paying more unless you just really need that ability to say that your diamond is a genuine Earth product (Trademark). In fact, the most prominent reason that a really good gemologist can occasionally tell the lab… [cont.]
Answered by Earth Man - Thu Feb 11 01:06:59 2010
What is the most important factor when buying a Diamond cut or clarity?
Q. What is the most important factor when buying a Diamond cut or clarity? I picked out Emerald 3.28 The color is H. The clarity is sI2. The price of diamond is 28,000 Im so confused with picking out the right diamond. Any info is appreciated. Thank u 8
Asked by sparkles75 - Tue May 4 07:41:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the diamond is eye-clean then cut is more important. With an emerald cut I do not believe an SI2 will be eye-clean. With an emerald cut you usually need a VS2 to get an eye-clean stone. It is easier to see inclusions in an emerald cut than any of the brilliant cut diamonds. As you probably know going up to VS2 will cost you more money, but you will have a much more beautiful diamond. Good Luck!
Answered by Diamond Expert - Wed May 5 16:55:42 2010
Q. What is the most important factor when buying a Diamond cut or clarity? I picked out Emerald 3.28 The color is H. The clarity is sI2. The price of diamond is 28,000 Im so confused with picking out the right diamond. Any info is appreciated. Thank u 8
Asked by sparkles75 - Tue May 4 07:41:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the diamond is eye-clean then cut is more important. With an emerald cut I do not believe an SI2 will be eye-clean. With an emerald cut you usually need a VS2 to get an eye-clean stone. It is easier to see inclusions in an emerald cut than any of the brilliant cut diamonds. As you probably know going up to VS2 will cost you more money, but you will have a much more beautiful diamond. Good Luck!
Answered by Diamond Expert - Wed May 5 16:55:42 2010
What is the pokemon diamond action replay code to get all the pokemon?
Q. For pokemon diamond,on action replay DS, is there a code that can get every pokemon? If so,what is the code?
Asked by gamer-girl69 - Sun Apr 5 13:01:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the other people dont know what they are talking about i have the code to this game and it works cuz i used it but this is the masterball one where in your items where all your repel and escape ropes and stuff like that are there will be x492 masterballs in the 1st slot at the very top 9400130F FCFF000 B21C4D28 000 B0004 000 94000130 FEFF000 000890 01ED0001 D000 000 DA000 000892 DC000 00024620 C000 000B D7000 000 DC000 0006 D2000 000 activate by pressing l+R you will need a complete national pokedex book or online pokedex to help and it starts at 492 so if u wanted a pokemon like Ho-Oh which is 250 you would have to subtract 492 - 250 = 242 which means you would have to toss 242 masterballs but remember you can not catch the pokemon… [cont.]
Answered by jpnboy11 - Tue Apr 7 21:12:44 2009
Q. For pokemon diamond,on action replay DS, is there a code that can get every pokemon? If so,what is the code?
Asked by gamer-girl69 - Sun Apr 5 13:01:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the other people dont know what they are talking about i have the code to this game and it works cuz i used it but this is the masterball one where in your items where all your repel and escape ropes and stuff like that are there will be x492 masterballs in the 1st slot at the very top 9400130F FCFF000 B21C4D28 000 B0004 000 94000130 FEFF000 000890 01ED0001 D000 000 DA000 000892 DC000 00024620 C000 000B D7000 000 DC000 0006 D2000 000 activate by pressing l+R you will need a complete national pokedex book or online pokedex to help and it starts at 492 so if u wanted a pokemon like Ho-Oh which is 250 you would have to subtract 492 - 250 = 242 which means you would have to toss 242 masterballs but remember you can not catch the pokemon… [cont.]
Answered by jpnboy11 - Tue Apr 7 21:12:44 2009
How do you certify a diamond bought in a different country?
Q. What would I need to do resale and certify a diamond bought in Ethiopia while I was on vacation there? Thank you for your answers. To my first answer. Ethiopian diamonds are not blood diamonds and are not listed as a country barred from supplying diamonds due to conflicts. Please if you don't know what your talking about save your answer.
Asked by john c - Tue Feb 13 03:02:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can send it out and they will certify it.
Answered by Dina B - Tue Feb 13 10:21:48 2007
Q. What would I need to do resale and certify a diamond bought in Ethiopia while I was on vacation there? Thank you for your answers. To my first answer. Ethiopian diamonds are not blood diamonds and are not listed as a country barred from supplying diamonds due to conflicts. Please if you don't know what your talking about save your answer.
Asked by john c - Tue Feb 13 03:02:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can send it out and they will certify it.
Answered by Dina B - Tue Feb 13 10:21:48 2007
What is the best cut diamond for all around brilliance and sparkle?
Q. I've looked at Bed Bridge and Jared's so far. I like the Signature at Ben Bridge and the Peerless at Jared's but would like more suggestions from someone with experience in the diamond business or that has worked at both places. The diamond is round by the way.
Asked by whose_really_american_anyway? - Wed Jan 2 22:56:30 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Ideally cut round brilliant is the best cut for all around brilliance and sparkle. You can get this from any reputable jeweler, you don't need to pay for a brand name to get this top quality. Go to your local independent AGS affiliated jeweler, tell them exactly what you want, and how much you want to spend, and they will take excellent care of you. Please don't waste your money at some national chain - the overhead really drives the prices up.
Answered by Randi L - Thu Jan 3 12:43:46 2008
Q. I've looked at Bed Bridge and Jared's so far. I like the Signature at Ben Bridge and the Peerless at Jared's but would like more suggestions from someone with experience in the diamond business or that has worked at both places. The diamond is round by the way.
Asked by whose_really_american_anyway? - Wed Jan 2 22:56:30 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An Ideally cut round brilliant is the best cut for all around brilliance and sparkle. You can get this from any reputable jeweler, you don't need to pay for a brand name to get this top quality. Go to your local independent AGS affiliated jeweler, tell them exactly what you want, and how much you want to spend, and they will take excellent care of you. Please don't waste your money at some national chain - the overhead really drives the prices up.
Answered by Randi L - Thu Jan 3 12:43:46 2008
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