-JQ- Posted December 8, 2009 Posted December 8, 2009 OK for personal reasons I'm starting to look for rough diamonds. I don't want anything from the African continent - period. I know there are diamonds from Canada and Australia...and even Arkansas. We were planning to go to Arkansas to dig them ourselves but AR sure is a long way from home... This stone will get mounted rough in a "ring-type" setting so size might be an issue...nothing too huge Personally the whole topic puts me off - you can't shoot them, ride them, or do anything really "fun" with them...and don't get me started on the price fixing, human rights issues, etc. associated with these rocks... Thanks...
hitman Posted December 8, 2009 Posted December 8, 2009 Sorry I normally pick up my rough diamonds in Africa. Actually I think you can buy them on line from one of the places in AR. You might be able to find what you want here. http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/Uncut_Diamond_Sale.html
redmanfixit Posted December 9, 2009 Posted December 9, 2009 If it doesn't need to be a natural Diamond, you might go to Diamond Nexus Labs. They make Diamonds in the United States in a laboratory. They are about a hundred bucks a carat loose, finished. I am certain they don't come out of the pressure vessel "finished". No Karma. No Bad vibe. No stinky politics. No Blood. http://www.diamondnexuslabs.com You will see that although not PERFECTLY like a natural stone, they have 99.5% of the character of natural stones as far as physics is concerned. Oddly they never have inclusions. (flaws) (-; I don't get money from this so I think I can go on a little. I have a very practical wife, from the Midwest. She insisted!! I didn't need to get her much more than an engagement ring and wedding band. I thought it might be fun to get her something really sparklely for her pierced ears! What fun. Well they are REAL diamonds. I could tell She liked them a lot. Check it out! No, I did not fib either!!
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