Diamond Ring Blog

I just can’t believe the cruel combination of diamonds and the stench of poverty in South Africa, I was over whelmed when I visited this small town in South Africa called “Soweto”. How can a place like that where they produce such a valuable commodity and allow people to live with no food, no water, no electricity and absolutely no HOPE! Yet, in this country we don’t have the privileges nor the wealth for a such valuable commodity and can live like a normal life style. What’s up with that? Can you tell me your opinion.

Today, uncommon diamond shapes and the antique jewelry look is more popular than ever before. People are hollering for interesting design pieces and color combinations in all kinds of diamond jewelry. This 14k diamond engagement ring has exactly that uncommon diamond shape, tapered bugget cut on each side. These geometric diamond side stone shapes are used in today’s most exciting jewelry designs.

Different!

Are you looking for an engagement diamond ring that is different and yet elegant? This beautiful and unusual 14k engagement diamond ring is very special you’ll notice the heart shape designs that symbolizes “LOVE” and it has a sentimental value. You will fall in love with him over and over again. The 14 pieces brilliant cut diamonds are set in a pave’ style to flavor the sides of the ring and not mention the 8 pieces of baggett cut diamonds set in a channel setting style with 1/2 carat center diamond.

How awesome is this ring looking to be different this is the best choice. What do you think?

Opals are softer and more fragile than most crystalline gems. Because they contain from 3% to 20% water, they can be damaged by freezing or drying out. So to avoid the freezing and the drying do not wear the opals in extremely cold weather, or in direct sunlight or around hot water.

Because Opals are softer they absorb dirt and grit a lot easier. To clean them, use only warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid any form of strong chemicals, ammonia and vibration. Don’t put opals in a plastic bags, commercial jewelry cleaner or acid.  Take your opal jewelry to your jeweler and have them clean it for you. Good Luck!

Personally, I don’t care for Opals. Needless, to say it’s my birthstone.  I don’t like the colors it’s very blunt it does not suit my personallity. Unlike me I’m sasey, spicey, tangey, energitic, joyful what’s up with my birthstone. Unlike my birthstone the “OPAL”  it’s  very dual, very light pastel colors, old fashion dome shaped, or flat shape, it has weird colors that are all faided. Do you have this Birthstone? And what do you think? Am I the only one who feels like that about this birthstone?