Diamonds lose their sparkle as prices come crashing down
Diamonds lose their sparkle as prices come crashing down
Lab-grown rocks and fewer weddings have put a huge damper on the market. On the bright side, a big dazzler is now affordable for many
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Diamonds are worthless outside of industrial uses.
I disagree. They ARE pretty. Just not as pretty as a rose or a sunset and yeah best used as industrial tooling.
I would rate them above roses personally. Below a good sunset though; nearly nothing manmade beats those
Good sunsets are frequently man-made too, the most beautiful red glowing ones own their look to dust - air pollution.
Pedantry because funny: Diamonds and Roses aren’t man made either. On a more serious note, some things aren’t beautiful because they last but because they are fleeting.
Lots of diamonds are man made, and most people can't tell them apart from natural diamonds, especially without a microscope.
True. My wife specifically requested a Moissanite. Most engagement rings are (sadly) still natural diamond.
Ain't that the truth
Diamonds and Roses aren’t man made either.
Yeah, but have you seen an unprocessed diamond? They don't look all that interesting, especially when compared with other natural crystals. It certainly isn't what most people think of when they picture a diamond.
Yes, but you can't take a good sunset and put it somewhere where you can look at it whenever. Pictures don't really convey the full experience.
The same can be said for precious metals as well except precious metals can't be manufactured. Their natural scarcity gives them some value beyond their utility.
Diamonds however are not scarce.