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Sorry for all thus craziness @PierreBear
To answer the original question:
What did your diamond cost? How big?
A mean southern girl would probably say, "bless your heart, sugar, it probably cost more than yours! And it's for sure bigger!"
Atonement. ..![]()
I've never been asked either question, but I've certainly wondered the size of some diamonds I've seen...although my time on PS is helping my "guesstimates"
I wonder if a lot of the time, those questions aren't necessarily ill-intentioned, but more out of amazement? Considering that most people go for big chain/"maul" jewelry, where small/poorly cut/low clarity diamonds are wildly overpriced, seeing a large AND well-cut diamond must be flabbergasting.
I like this response. Considering that most Americans are completely confused about metric measurements, this is faster way to glaze over than idealscope, angles, etc speech.happened to me once.
How big is your stone?
I said 7.30mm, she was really confused.... Well, she did ask how big, right?...
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Honestly, I just answer the carat size question. Usually it's being asked by people who are somewhat close to getting engaged and are trying to figure things out for themselves. I've never been asked cost, but would probably just say I don't know.
Ya'll are hilarious. Ok so when I brave the world one day with my upgrade, I feel fully prepared now.
"Oh bless your heart! *giggles* It certainly is a bit bigger than the original e-ring. Oh it's 600 mg as my friend Kenny has mentioned. Other ladies have mentioned that it's closer to 9 mm. Perhaps I'm not sure. You should get your DH to talk to my DH" hahaha... I guess I would twirl my hair around my fingers too and chew bubble gum?!
Thanks PSers!
"It's fake and it cost $1. Thanks for asking!"
When asked how many carats I respond "enough to choke a horse".
I thought my co-worker's milky diamond was cool