![This is a re-blog from the tumblog maybeyoushouldntbuythat however when I saw this ring all I could think was WANT!
Look at it! If that is not the most PERFECT ring than I don’t know what is.
In hindsight, it probably is way to big for my finger (I have small fingers) But all I want for an engagement ring is one simple stone. No side stones, no bullshit diamond clusters, ONE STONE.
maybeyoushouldntbuythat:
How do you make something ordinary into something extraordinary? Cover it in diamonds. So how do you make a diamond extraordinary? Find a blue one, like this 7.03 carat South African diamond which sold at auction for $9.5 million. This isn’t a punchline, but did you know that De Beers basically controls the world’s diamond supply, ensuring that their profits will remain strong? See, you came here expecting to see something silly and instead learned a lot about the world and just a little about yourself.
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This is a re-blog from the tumblog maybeyoushouldntbuythat however when I saw this ring all I could think was WANT!
Look at it! If that is not the most PERFECT ring than I don’t know what is.
In hindsight, it probably is way to big for my finger (I have small fingers) But all I want for an engagement ring is one simple stone. No side stones, no bullshit diamond clusters, ONE STONE.
How do you make something ordinary into something extraordinary? Cover it in diamonds. So how do you make a diamond extraordinary? Find a blue one, like this 7.03 carat South African diamond which sold at auction for $9.5 million. This isn’t a punchline, but did you know that De Beers basically controls the world’s diamond supply, ensuring that their profits will remain strong? See, you came here expecting to see something silly and instead learned a lot about the world and just a little about yourself.
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