wa lau larhs.. i lost the consent form to school then i ytd call school then they sae dunchh hav guzheng practise then todae my teacher call mie sae got then i nvr even drink a sip of water i jus ran out of the house to school.. dench my another teacher go school mie sae nvr listen... i forget nia mahh.... so angry lorhs... but actually is muaii fault larhs... canort blame them.. wan blame oso must blame mie...
woah.. i learn alot of things abt diamond which is muaii birthstone sia...
Diamond is a great assistance for all brain diseases. It is beneficial in stomach area. Diamonds strengthen the owner's memory.
Diamonds give faith, purity, life, joy, innocence and repentance. They assist in developing concentration and in beeing straight-forward and honest. It is believed the diamond loses its brilliance with the health of the wearer, regaining it only when the owner recovers. Diamond is an antidote to poison and is capable of detecting poison by exhibiting a moisture or perspiration on its surface. Supposedly, the higher quality the diamond, the better it supports these qualities.
Diamonds are special gifts due to their glamour, rarity, durability and beauty. Diamonds are welcome gifts for all occasions. They are beautiful symbols of love around the world.A diamond with proper proportions will send all light entering the diamond out of the top of the stone. This is considered an ideal cut and what you should be looking for. If you want a nice diamond be prepared to pay a nice price. Low price means low quality. Be aware of numerous imitations of diamonds: cubic zirconia, synthetic moissianite, synthetic rutile, strontium titanate, colorless
topaz, colorless sapphire, and many others. Scratching glass is useless test as many imitations made of quartz , which also scratches glass. Consult a professional, independent retail jeweler to insure you are getting the real thing. If you are making a large investment in a diamond make sure that you are getting a diamond grading report from a reputable gemological laboratory.
