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Ask your significant other if she wants a diamond that was owned by someone else before her. In all seriousness, do not confuse the price of a rough diamond wi

Ask your significant other if she wants a diamond that was owned by someone else before her. In all seriousness, do not confuse the price of a rough diamond with the price of a polished diamond at a retail store - there's likely a 100% markup. If you were to trade in used rough diamonds, you'd find the price close to freshly mined rough diamonds (though the profit margin for the cutters/polishers is tiny).

judk 12y ago
Your SO would never know the diamond's history if you didn't chose to share it.
- irq 12y ago
  Nothing says "true love" like jewelry deception...
  - Jedd 12y ago
    And diamonds are nothing like true love. http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/45768546804/diamonds-are-bullshit http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/45768546804/diamonds-are-b...
  - CalRobert 12y ago
    If they need a diamond they aren't worth your time.
    - jljljl 12y ago
      To be fair, if you promise a diamond but then deceive about it's origin, you probably aren't worth their time either.
      - CalRobert 12y ago
        Eh, just as well then.