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Yep, and it's much likelier that a diamond (or any other stone) is lost, rather than damaged.
by everdrive 6y ago
Yep, and it's much likelier that a diamond (or any other stone) is lost, rather than damaged.
- seanc 6y agoIndeed. Came here to say that over several decades the risk of losing a diamond is non-trivial. It's not even a matter of losing the ring; sometimes the ring setting can fail and the stone simply falls out.