There's no law regulating disclosure. The companies producing real synthetic diamonds for the jewelry industry all laser etch their gems (greater than 0.20ct) voluntarily to promote consumer confidence.
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Apollo uses the CVD method for nearly 100% pure diamonds with perfect crystal structures -- at a cost of about $5.00 per carat.Go read about it. It's very cool shit.
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Get the synthetic diamond. 99.9% identical to one dug out of the earth. No blood on it, waaaay cheaper. The lady will not know the difference if you never tell her.
Until she goes to get it appraised and divorces youThen you picked a[strike]wrong[/strike]woman.
Where are the clear synthetic diamonds? I can only find colored...
I'm a geologist and this is exactly what I'm going to do, it's just a shiny rock.
Unless you're marrying a money grubbing whore you shouldn't have anything to worry about.
not to mention it would help fund that evil terrorist government of canaduh who keeps sending illegals south of the border to infiltrate our film and television media.I'm a geologist and I bought a fucking blood diamond. It's just a shiny rock.
Those canadian diamonds are expensive.
Don't go by their color and clarity ratings. Go by how it looks to you (or by which one "sings" to you if you want to get all gay about it).
I wound up getting a 1c diamond with a better than average color but was slightly included (had some specks in it). The specks weren't easily visible to me and were focused in one tiny area that would be covered by the ring prongs anyways. Basically, I picked the one that looked the best to me.
I think I paid like $4000 for it. I'm sure it wasn't a great deal, but we had a bunch of store credit from Diamonds International (a touristy retail store), so we spent it on a wedding ring.
depends on the color you want (D-Z), along with clarity of course
Don't go by their color and clarity ratings. Go by how it looks to you (or by which one "sings" to you if you want to get all gay about it).
I wound up getting a 1c diamond with a better than average color but was slightly included (had some specks in it). The specks weren't easily visible to me and were focused in one tiny area that would be covered by the ring prongs anyways. Basically, I picked the one that looked the best to me.
I think I paid like $4000 for it. I'm sure it wasn't a great deal, but we had a bunch of store credit from Diamonds International (a touristy retail store), so we spent it on a wedding ring.
don't get shit from bluenile
a decent 1 kt is going to run you 2-3k
Don't buy a fake diamond. Just buy a real diamond on the cheap.
If you are concerned about the whole blood diamond issue just get one that is certified non-blood diamond or whatever they call it. I bought a 1 ct Canadian diamond that guaranteed it wasn't a blood diamond. I paid a lot of but you get peace of mind and your woman will see how much you care blah blah etc........
Don't buy a fake diamond. Just buy a real diamond on the cheap.
This.Get the synthetic diamond. 99.9% identical to one dug out of the earth. No blood on it, waaaay cheaper. The lady will not know the difference if you never tell her.
If she did, that'd only save him the hassle of slowly figuring out that she's a vapid cunt years down the road when they have kids.Until she goes to get it appraised and divorces you