I want a diamond ring this Christmas! I want one that is affordable enough to be bought with my own pay!
What do you think of this Diamond Stackable Ring? At $229.95, it’s totally within my budget.
Ha, it’s within hubby’s budget too if he is willing to pay for me!
No impulse buying, okay? Cool down first and give it a few days’ thought before I click the Buy button.
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Hot mamas out there! April is Diamond Month! Pamper yourself with this free shipping Invicta Women’s II Collection Limited Edition Diamond Chronograph Watch #4718
This Invicta watch feels heavy and solid on the wrist. The 16 diamonds on the bezel (2 in each section) look much bigger in the picture than they are in person.
However, diamonds or no diamonds, this Invicta women’s watch does looks expensive and of high quality. It has a beautiful stainless steel finish and a mother of pearl dial. The hands and number markings glow in the dark.
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A 72-carat, flawless white diamond was on display in New York City on Tuesday, March 11 before heading to auction in Asia.
Sotheby’s auction house will hammer it off for $10 million to $12 million in the upcoming Asian sale, which would make it the most expensive diamond ever sold at auction in Asia.
The D-color, finest white stone is from a southern African mine. Sotheby’s says it will be the third largest “pear-shaped” stone ever auctioned globally.
Sotheby’s deputy Asia chairman and head of jewelry Quek Chin Yeow told Reuters, “In terms of quality it can’t get any better. Anything above 50 carats is a major stone. To find a rough of that size and quality and to be able to cut it into a perfect stone is really not an easy thing to.”
The sale of the stone on April 10 is likely to fetch $10 million to $12 million because of its size, symmetry and esteemed “Type IIA” rating, given only to the most brilliant of white D-color diamonds.
A lot of Asians are very discerning so they always want the best, and they don’t like to compromise on that.
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