diamonds
"When it comes to an engagement, it's often the first time a man has had to put his hand so deeply into his pocket for something other than a car," says Garry Holloway, a diamond technician at the Gemological Association of Australia. According to a survey taken in this class, only 6 out of 14 student's plan on purchasing a diamond within 5 to 10 years. Just as well as 8 out of 14 students hope to receive a diamond within 1 to 5 years. Today, I will discuss the 4C's, which will affect the price of a diamond. All the men in this room are affected greatly by these factors, and I'm quite sure that some day you'll want to impress that special lady with the “bling-bling”. And as we all know, diamonds are a girl's best friend.Carat Weight-The size and weight of stone is the biggest impact on the price. According to a class survey, only 3:14 students knew this. The more the weight, the more valuable it is. 1 Carat=0.2 grams is the standard weight for diamonds. Even though the size does matter, it’s very important not to forget about the other 3C’s, because it’s just as important for the quality of the stone to be high. For example: some people may feel that it’s better to have a 2-carat d
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Approximate Word count = 1135
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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