Diamonds arent all that

Mar 17, 2017 5:45 PM

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Fluorite

Chrysocolla In Malachite

Sunset Fire Opal

Bismuth

Natural Gold on Quartz

Alexandrite

Esquell Palasite

Obsidian

Labadorite

Purple Geode

Rhodochrosite

Crocoite

Cobaltocalcite

Quartz and Pyrite

Realgar on Calcite

Scolecite

Uvarovite

Rhodochrosite

Titanium Quartz

Azurite

Rose Quartz Geode

Black Opal

Galaxy Luz Opal

Amethyst Geode (Worlds Biggest)

Diamond cat tax http://i.imgur.com/RLJMDN0.jpg

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That last one http://imgur.com/YrX4BrN

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Gotta hide them from thanos

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Diamond is unbreakable.

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I only know most of these because of Steven Universe...

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Some of these will definitely kill superman

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I refuse to accept that hanging one of these around my neck won't give me +25 mana.

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This post is a gem.

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*Seinfeld theme plays*

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Yes, but DeBeers wants you to THINK diamonds are all that.

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Staring into Sunset Fire Opal is almost better than staring deep into the eyes of a lover.

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What is this "lover" word you use. Forever alone

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Almost?

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Kinda reminds me of the color of estus flasks from Dark Souls...

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\[T]/

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Now take the Alexandrite into natural light and watch it be green instead.

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yea. On some calendars, that's Junes birth stone...tripped me out when i got my class ring

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Some of them look like jello

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the green one got me all craving jelly

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@OP here's one for your collection you'll like! Cavansite! It's one of my top faves, love the blue color.

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Is that a mana crystal?

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Nigga be real, that's called a Walterwhite.

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Diamonds are worthless. Thank De Beers for creating a false market for them. https://priceonomics.com/post/45768546804/diamonds-are-bullshit

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Well, they do make some mighty fine abrasives. And, if certain cartoons are to be believed, some pretty decent glass cutters, too.

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They don't call them a diamond cartel for nothing... my favorite is fluorite. Comes in many colours!

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Diamonds have very useful properties for industrial applications.

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But they're extremely common and can be artificially produced, so in a free market they would be dirt cheap even with industry uses.

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Ergo, enforcing my point that diamonds are not useless

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Crazy how nature do dat

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Dude you forgot to post their stats, how are we going to know what bonuses they give?

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Geology rocks

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Fuck lifeless stones, I have this:

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I Agree. Most people take it for granite

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GEOLOGY IS JUST A CHEAP TRICK TO MAKE WEAK GEMS SEEM INTERESTING!!

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Ross?

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Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo... (upvoted)

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The dad in me loves you

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You've got a friend in me ..

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How deep did he get?

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Yes

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Did he take you out for dinner first or did he just did it to get it over with?

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Get out.

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Some of them are all rite.

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Geo

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#17 you can't fool me, Jello!

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Gneiss one

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Geologists make the bedrock ;)

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What a schist joke.

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i thought it was gneiss

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Of quartz you guys would say that

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I thought it was pure gold.

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They're minerals Marie!

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I always give my girl the same pearl necklace for Christmas. Made it myself.

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Jesus Christ!

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If you were gonna write it but see it already written, deserves the upvote +1

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Whoever made this is a goddamn genius.

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Right you are!

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Anyone else rush to the comments to make sure someone said this?

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I was going to write this, if I didn't find it here... glad to see it is in the top three.

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I was about to make a meme for this but I am unfortunately much too late. +1

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Ah there it is!

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This. This is what I was hoping to see.

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Exactly what i as hoping for

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It's guaranteed more than one user will make the comment, every time.

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Opal & obsidian aren't. Minerals make up rocks, so a sufficiently sized samples can be correctly called a rock.

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This right here. Thank you. You must be a professional rock licker

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Trying to be.

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They are mineraloids, iirc

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Opal and flint are, obsidian is glass though 'snowflake' obsidian had sections that are semi crystalline.

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My favorite gems

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I have that poster on my wall !

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Honestly that was all I could think about reading this post

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Steven Universe ruins Gemology for you forever. Specifically while the show is still running and any real gem could still turn up in-show.

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We.... are the crystal gems!

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And we'll always save the day

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And if you think we can't

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We'll always find a way!

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That's why the people of this world believe in

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That's why the clods if this world,

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We are the crystal gems

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We'll always save the day

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And if you think we can't...

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We'll always find a way!

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That's why the people of this world believe in

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Adolf Hitler

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Garnet, Amethyst, and Pearl...

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I wonder what an amirite looks like.

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Looks like rock crystal.

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Nice

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Yes, yes you are

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<- Went to a mineral show once, all I got was this piece of pyrite

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Good choice

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On Ebay or Aliexpress you can get nice gems for very, very cheap

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Any idea where I could get one of the Opal gems above or bismuth, Uvarovite and fluorite? I'm in the UK if that helps

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Just search on ebay and/or aliexpress for those gems you're interested in, i do recall there's UK sellers which would solve shipping

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I'll have a look tonight, thanks :)

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Nah. Its one of those "bought and held on" purchases, was 15 when I bought it. Now closer to 40

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Then it's time to get some nicer stuff :D

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Palasites are a type of meteorite - this shit came from space!

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Looks like some shit from Assassin's Creed.

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ASU has a pretty impressive collection with some of these in it. The crystals are formed by rapid heating and compression upon impact.

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Everything on (and in) the Earth came from space. In fact, that native gold was probably created in a supernova.

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Every element heavier than iron was made in a supernova. When the fusion in a sun have turned to iron its so stable it either has to much m

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Mass and collapses on itself and cause a supernova , or fizzles out, cause iron is so stable it can't support fusion

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Diamonds are way less than all that, and there are thousands of more rare and beautiful gems that aren't corrupted by marketing.

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Useful in industry though.

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Just so you know Diamonds are pure carbon which mean....they burn up in a fire.

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Diamond tipped ring, $(varies),000. Diamond tipped drill bit, $8. Diamonds are useful, not rare. Hooray for artificial inflation/marketing!

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I like diamonds as well as those gemstones. But silly me, I guess.

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Moissanites have an even better shine than diamonds.

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Big trend now for young people getting married skipping the diamond on the ring.

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Never thought that way, diamonds do look like glass. Worse is horrible slave like mining and horrible corporations hoarding them.

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Most people never even question it. And that sucks. Now whats more intersting... Why gold is valuable. Thats cool stuff.

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My husband got me a small shitty diamond when he proposed. Which is perfect - I love "showing it off" since everyone's reactions are always

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underwhelmed. I hope to use it in a custom ring with some cooler minerals like Benitoite. It means a lot to me which is all that I care bout

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Was gonna comment that, good thing i checked to see if someone already said it

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MY DIAMOND!!!

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Diamond, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and other such gems are better for jewelry. These, however, are better for display.

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Mostly because of cut and clarity sitting in their fittings and the strength of the stone to fine cutting.

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With ingenuity it's still possible to make the others work.

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Maybe. But they really only look nice in large formations you'd put on a shelf.

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I suppose. But I've seen friends and professionals both make some amazing stuff from smaller 1" stones and it was nicer than any common set.

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Plus the gemstones cut look nicer. Those stones in the OP look better in large formations you'd put on a shelf.

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I guess it's a matter of opinion. I like unique looking pieces. I think the common commercial gemstones are boring for the price-tag.

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The issue is more that it's harder to capture the beauty of most of the mineral formations in the OP in smaller formations, except opals.

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Diamonds are the most boring thing compared with the various gorgeous gemstones that our earth makes.

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Most people can't even tell the difference between a diamond and shot glass

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However diamonds are way less likely to react with almost anything that you run into. It is on the safety quizzes for a reason.

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Most people can't even tell the difference between a diamond and shot glass

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Do fluorite and alexandrite hold up well in jewelry? Asking in case someone's ever weird enough to marry me

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Fluorite won't last, it's way too soft. Alexandrite is durable enough, but be prepared to pay five figure sums for a good one.

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My wife just told me flourite is terrible for jewelry, too soft for daily use on something that you would bop into things like a ring.

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My wife is a certified GIA Jeweler/Gemologist*

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Alexandrite is an 8.5 on the Mohs scale (diamonds 10) and fluorite is a 4. Latter prob wouldn't hold up very well in jew'ry. But Alex, maybe

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Thanks and awesome username!

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:) and keep holding out for that weirdo! they're the best!

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It always varies in the cut and the clarity of the stone you use.

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Also be careful and research some of these. I think alexandrite might be slightly radioactive? Or maybe I'm thinking of the cobaltocalcite.

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I know for sure if you're making jewelry, never get raw malachite because unpolished it becomes poisonous in water, aka sweat.

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And don't polish it without some hardcore protection because the dust is also poisonous.

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Diamonds do nothing for me... but opals, especially black opals...

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Just looked up Uvarovite, damn it looks good, but it's pretty expensive. Also I like chromium and things with it in it, so that's a plus.

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The second one is geology porn

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Fuck. That is actually beautiful.

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oh yes

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Slower, you slut

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Holy shit is this real?

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Wait, hold up. Do you think opal is fictional?

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I think they might be under the impression that this is photoshopped or edited somehow.

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the stone is pretty but those fingers

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they are pretty bad

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...ARE FABULOUS!

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They aight

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Are any of these cheap to buy?

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You can make Bismuth crystals yourself, as well.

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There's places on ebay for pre-cut nice crystals for jewelry or wire-wrapping. Cheapest for a good sized one? Like $8.00 for labradorite.

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Bismuth isn't all that expensive. You can buy it online for about $6.50/lb, which is a decent amount of it.

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Isn't bismuth fairly often man-made n' stuff too?

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Not really "man made" but rather "man-altered." It only crystallizes in that matrix pattern if it's melted down first.

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Diamonds aren't even that rare, it's just that companies have a tight leash on the supply of them, which drives the price way up.

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Diamonds in general are not but diamonds that fit the 4 "C" are. Not a lot of flawless, colorless, 10 carat princess cut diamonds out there.

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Exactly, diamonds aren't rare, but that doesn't mean that diamond jewelry is 100% marketing, high quality jewelry diamonds are not the (1)

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As the diamonds used in industrial applications, not to mention the time and skill it takes to cut to the perfect shape. (2)

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Exactly ONE company DeBeers - gotta luv capitalism

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Not altogether accurate any longer. Competition has been whittling away at them apparently. Although I'd claim their roots as much in(1)

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British Imperialism as any capitalist principles. Not that the free market was particularly successful in countering for a very long time(2)

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What really blew my mind was when i found out why americans propose on one knee with a diamond ring... I couldnt trust anyone for a while...

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Well a rather big diamond does look incredible

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Sapphire is great substitute if you want something natural. Moissanite and cubic zirconia are good if it being synthetic is no problem.

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Sure. But to put such a high value on a hard colorless stone seems silly when compared to, for example, the marvelous wonders in this post.

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Yeah but the more colorless the more brilliant (among other factors) the stone. I agree they are overpriced, but a good diamond is nice

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Moissanite is even more brilliant than diamond

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Moiss towelettes

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My engagement ring is sapphire and moissanite and it's so beautiful and my fiancé could easily afford it

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honestly better to use cubic zirconia. much much cheaper, completely indistinguishable to 99% of people, just make sure the customer knows

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Woman here... Prefer cubic zirconia... Doesn't dull like a dimond does... Hubby wanted to get me a diamond engagement ring though

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Are you sure? Im pretty sure the difference btwn the two is CZ is softer, won't last as long, and in time dull. Diamond just needs a clean

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CZ is proven to have a better sparkle than diamond. A lot of jewelry shops have CZ stones in their jewelry sets as it reflects light better.

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women know >.>

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women know when they have it appraised.

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sarcasm doesnt come thru here

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Well true, but I wouldn't base my marriage on lies. If she demands diamonds, you ask her politely, but firmly, to leave.

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AHAHAHAHAHAHA ARE YOU RETARDED? BEING A WOMAN DOESN'T MEAN YOU'RE A GEM EXPERT YOU FUCKING MORON.

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jeez calm down mate, was a joke lol

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More vodka Igor?

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Moonstone ftw. Like a perfect middle ground between opals and diamonds.

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Moonstones look very nice, but good ones aren't that cheap, plus it's very fragile stone so I wouldn't recommend one for a wedding ring etc.

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Can evolve your nidorino into a nidoking, too.

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Is this an alternate name for a mineral? I'm pretty sure it's illegal to own actual moonstone.

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All-knowing Google says moonstone is the state gem for Florida so I suspect it's legal to own? Dunno

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. moonstone

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Beautiful af

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Not to be confused with a moon rock maybe?

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#4 looks like natures attempt at a hard drive

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Did you know nature also built a nuclear reactor? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_nuclear_fission_reactor

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It's actually Pepto Bismol.

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This is lab grown Bismuth, it doesn't naturally grow like this

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/a/7BaeX This is natural Bismuth

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Natural bismuth still looks cool as hell though! =) http://www.bismuthcrystal.com/721a.jpg

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That is lab grown, notice the flat melted bottom. /a/7BaeX

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Oh wow, I was way off! Thank you for the better source. That little rock still looks awesome.

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Who is old enough to remember these

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Where'd you keep that?

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Everyone

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Old enough? My daughter is 3 she knows about em does she win?

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Sure, why not.

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They made a short comeback couple years ago. Still selling, but not the rage it was once.

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I pre-proposed to my girlfriend with one of these.

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She said we could be engaged as long as it lasted, then preceded to eat it.

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Shortest engagement ever.

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Somebody left a Baby Bottle Pop on the ground next to my apartment last month.

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ONLY 90S KIDS WILL GET THIS! ONLY 90S KIDS WILL UNDERSTAND THIS REFERENCE! UPVOTE IF YOU'RE A 90S KID!

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No I'm eleven and they still have em

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Chris Hardwick used one of those to propose to Lydia Hearst

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Only 90s kids.

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Everyone? I had these and so do my grandkids. Lol. Loved them.

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Ah, yes, Azure Sucrosite

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I dont get it :(

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Its a blue sucker... If that doesn't help you then good luck on your quest.

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He actually used sucrosite because its a crystal made of sugar (sucrose)

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(I know but i hoped for him to learn)

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"brilliant"

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@OP, Remember these? ;)

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Ha, nope. Most every FP comment section has a reference to cock or balls somewhere and there it is ^

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Funny thing is, this is a valentine's day version. They are supposed to be hearts. This person had other plans ;P

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There are literally dozens of us

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They still make these...so everyone ????

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Pretty much anyone old enough to have memories.

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Used to feel like a boss when I got these as a kid. Funny to see my own kids trip out over them now.

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"Where were you hiding that?"

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Kept my pimp hand strong as a kid

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The only one I can afford.

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Got engaged with one of those!

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Yippee! I have the 1,000th upvote!!!

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*gave

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*facepalm* you just upvoted a 90s kid comment...

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Totally forgot about them!

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Well, the way to a person's heart is through their stomach.

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You can still get them in Canada

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My kids bug me for one every time they spot one! I always have myself one as well...

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You just blew my mind

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I've got something she can suck on. Because my kids still have 10 of those left over from Halloween.

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I suddenly get why those guys are overly enthusiastic... Didn't get it at that time...

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April Ludgate

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You were fking royalty on the playground when you had one of those.

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That's a nice-looking azurite ring.

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I remember using one of those as a buttplug.

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Favorite candy of all time. They still make them!

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i remember pretending to be married in primary school with those

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Bitch I got one in my pantry right now

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Got tricked as a 4y old into giving up my last baby bottle in exchange for 10 ring pops, one for each finger. I thought they'd last forever.

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Just remembered I have one in my backpack niiiice

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

your Esquell Palasite is actually a piece of the Fukang Meteor. I want a piece of that rock so bad...

9 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Everyone that's old enough to form memories

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Funny story... proposed to my fiance with a blue ring pop. Was waiting for jeweler to re size the real ring so I improvised.

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Who was brave enough to use them as a butt plug ?

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

That's the only kind of rock that I'll recognize.

9 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

lmao

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Goddammit Marie they're MINERALS!

9 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Remember ? I bought a big ol' box for my kids' valentines' day cards last year. AND FUN DIP.

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

I'd forgotten about fun dip! Looks like someone is adding another line to the grocery list

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

My goal in life is to propose with one of these

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

My goal is to find a man who would propose to me with one of these

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

And then they fucked!

9 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Not sure how old you are, @OP, but I am 50 and I had these when I was a kid.

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Im a 90s kid -- guess I havent noticed them in stores since I lost fixation on the candy section around age 20 u.u

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Pepperidge Farm remembers.

9 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 3

Isn't that what Wade Wilson proposed to Vanessa with?

9 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 1

SPOILER ALERT!! Jeez...

9 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 3

Hey that happens, technically, before the first scene of the movie. Can't be a spoiler if it happens before the movie.

9 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 1

*taps head*

9 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

If you haven't seen Deadpool, I guess that's your problem.

9 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

pretty sure they still make those.

9 years ago | Likes 531 Dislikes 1

They very much do. My sons love them and it brings me back to my childhood.

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

My little boo loves em

9 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

You can get them at Dollar Tree. I give them to my tinder dates.

9 years ago | Likes 32 Dislikes 0

classy

9 years ago | Likes 22 Dislikes 0

Costco

9 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Considering that I had one yesterday, yeah.

9 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

They do. I always buy my daughter one after ice skating lessons.

9 years ago | Likes 105 Dislikes 0

can I go to those ice skating classes too please thanks

9 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

You are a Great parent!

9 years ago | Likes 48 Dislikes 1

plottwist, he kidnapped her

9 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

I always buy myself one. Does that make me a great parent to me?

9 years ago | Likes 66 Dislikes 0

I mean, you should at least share one of them. It is after her ice skating lessons.

9 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 1

Yes

9 years ago | Likes 31 Dislikes 0