"It is better to have old second-hand diamonds than none at all. - Mark Twain.

Though generally a fan of Mark Twain, I am going to depart from him in this instance.

For those that want Dimonds, I suggest you take heed of these standard guidelines before buying: "The value of a diamond depends most of all, on the degree of its transparency, clearness, and purity, the colour it possesses, and its freedom from flaws." - Rafal Swiecki, geological engineer.

The particular Dimonds under discussion here possess a high degree of only the first quality, that is transparency, and therefore in my opinion they are not good value.

In Xto,
Clement

Hilarious, Clement!

And with that, please let's not post material from such tainted sources here.