keeperofstone
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The latest scam to be promoted is the idea that diamonds are a great investment. This is not true except under certain parameters.
Diamonds are almost pure carbon and are one of the most abundant minerals on planet earth. They are the hardest mineral known and they are used in industrial applications for tools, cutting wheels, polishes, compounds amongst other things. Diamonds are not rare.
Now, flawless diamonds - no inclusions or carbon specks of pure blue color - are worth more than flawed diamonds - for jewlery; if they are cut properly. They throw fire - refract light - and appear brilliant. But, a CZ "cubic zicronia" - diamond subsitute, throw more fire than a diamond and would look more brilliant, in jewlery
The rarest diamonds are "colored" and worth the most. A canary colored diamond is rare and and can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars as is a red colored diamond 'they found one. That "one" red diamond may be worth millions; it is rare. But, your run of the mill diamond you see in jewlery stores or loose are really not worth much. Small cut diamonds are actually called chips.
Jewlery stores heve even been promoting grey diamonds as jewlery, this is ridiculous. Grey diamonds are used in cutting tools and not worth very much.
Now, last year commericals were being run promoting diamonds for investment . I knew this was a scam and I called one of the smaller jewlery stores and the women owner admitted that I was right and that if you wanted fire in jewlery get a CZ. But, diamonds are a poor investment.
There is not a diamond exchange, like the stock market; and the normal person can not tell a diamond from a subsitute - like a CZ.
Today, I heard on the local news - a public relations ploy - saying how great diamonds are for investment. This guy says he bought a diamond for $6,500 and sold it for $9,000 and that it was better than real estate or gold. BUNK ! The adverisements of over one year ago failed, so now they are ramping up interest in diamonds via newes media. Don't buy it.
The diamond trade in the U.S, is controlled by "Hassidic Jews" mainly in NYC, and they want you to take your hard earned money or gold and silver and convert it into carbon ( diamonds ). If you do this you will end up with a pocket full of carbon with no exchange vehicle and little use outside ornamemtation. Don't do it.
If times get tough would you rather have a gold or silver coin for trade or a piece of carbon - that may appear to be a cut diamond, or not?
Flawless emeralds and rubies are rarer and even these do not have an international market exchange.
So, don't buy into the Jew diamond investment scam.
Finally, women; if you would like an unique engagement ring, go for a nice emerald or ruby surrounded by CZs.. Because diamonds are not a girls best friend or anybody else.
Hail Satan
Diamonds are almost pure carbon and are one of the most abundant minerals on planet earth. They are the hardest mineral known and they are used in industrial applications for tools, cutting wheels, polishes, compounds amongst other things. Diamonds are not rare.
Now, flawless diamonds - no inclusions or carbon specks of pure blue color - are worth more than flawed diamonds - for jewlery; if they are cut properly. They throw fire - refract light - and appear brilliant. But, a CZ "cubic zicronia" - diamond subsitute, throw more fire than a diamond and would look more brilliant, in jewlery
The rarest diamonds are "colored" and worth the most. A canary colored diamond is rare and and can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars as is a red colored diamond 'they found one. That "one" red diamond may be worth millions; it is rare. But, your run of the mill diamond you see in jewlery stores or loose are really not worth much. Small cut diamonds are actually called chips.
Jewlery stores heve even been promoting grey diamonds as jewlery, this is ridiculous. Grey diamonds are used in cutting tools and not worth very much.
Now, last year commericals were being run promoting diamonds for investment . I knew this was a scam and I called one of the smaller jewlery stores and the women owner admitted that I was right and that if you wanted fire in jewlery get a CZ. But, diamonds are a poor investment.
There is not a diamond exchange, like the stock market; and the normal person can not tell a diamond from a subsitute - like a CZ.
Today, I heard on the local news - a public relations ploy - saying how great diamonds are for investment. This guy says he bought a diamond for $6,500 and sold it for $9,000 and that it was better than real estate or gold. BUNK ! The adverisements of over one year ago failed, so now they are ramping up interest in diamonds via newes media. Don't buy it.
The diamond trade in the U.S, is controlled by "Hassidic Jews" mainly in NYC, and they want you to take your hard earned money or gold and silver and convert it into carbon ( diamonds ). If you do this you will end up with a pocket full of carbon with no exchange vehicle and little use outside ornamemtation. Don't do it.
If times get tough would you rather have a gold or silver coin for trade or a piece of carbon - that may appear to be a cut diamond, or not?
Flawless emeralds and rubies are rarer and even these do not have an international market exchange.
So, don't buy into the Jew diamond investment scam.
Finally, women; if you would like an unique engagement ring, go for a nice emerald or ruby surrounded by CZs.. Because diamonds are not a girls best friend or anybody else.
Hail Satan