| Celebrating a Special Occasion with
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| | fearlessness and invincibility; the mere
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| JewelryJewelry and gems The Buying
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| | possession of a diamond would endow the
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| GuideDiamondsThe diamond has been one of
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| | wearer with superior strength, bravery,
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| the most coveted gems in history. Uncut
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| | and courage. It was also believed that a
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| diamond adorned the suits of armor of the
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| | diamond could drive away the devil and
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| great knights; cut diamonds have adorned
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| | all spirits of the night.
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| the crowns of kings and queens throughout
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| | During the 1500s diamonds were looked
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| the ages. Today the diamond is
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| | upon as talismans that could enhance the
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| internationally recognized as a symbol of
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| | love of a husband for his wife. In the
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| love and betrothal and is the recipient
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| | Talmud a gem that, from its description,
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| of increasing interest as a source for
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| | was probably a diamond was worn by the
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| investment.The diamond has been credited
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| | high priest and served to prove innocence
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| with many magical powers, superior
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| | or guilt. If an accused person were
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| strength, bravery and courage. At one
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| | guilty, the stone grew dim; if innocent,
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| time it was considered the emblem of
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| | it shone more brilliantly than ever.
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