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		<title>Comment on Pink Diamond Ring &#8211; A Costly Experience by UhHuh</title>
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		<description>I think you&#039;re being a little ridiculous. You can find a GIA certified, natural pink diamond at an affordable price easily if you run a simple online search. Will it be massive and flawless quality? No, but if she wants the pink diamond that badly, then size shouldn&#039;t matter. Simply telling her &quot;No&quot; like she is a child asking for an allowance is disrespectful. It&#039;s an engagement ring, she only gets one and she&#039;ll be wearing it the rest of her life. If the price bothers you, have her help find one within your comfortable budget and get a simple setting to keep costs down. She&#039;ll be happy and you&#039;ll be happy you weren&#039;t stuck doing all the research.

Lastly, &quot;enhanced&quot;? Never, ever buy an irradated diamond. The diamond shrinks and loses clarity from this process. You&#039;re basically damaging a perfectly fine diamond that way. Coating is also a waste and she -will- notice when it starts to chip. You could go for a HPHT enhanced pink but why if you could find a natural for around the same price?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think you&#8217;re being a little ridiculous. You can find a GIA certified, natural pink diamond at an affordable price easily if you run a simple online search. Will it be massive and flawless quality? No, but if she wants the pink diamond that badly, then size shouldn&#8217;t matter. Simply telling her &#8220;No&#8221; like she is a child asking for an allowance is disrespectful. It&#8217;s an engagement ring, she only gets one and she&#8217;ll be wearing it the rest of her life. If the price bothers you, have her help find one within your comfortable budget and get a simple setting to keep costs down. She&#8217;ll be happy and you&#8217;ll be happy you weren&#8217;t stuck doing all the research.</p>
<p>Lastly, &#8220;enhanced&#8221;? Never, ever buy an irradated diamond. The diamond shrinks and loses clarity from this process. You&#8217;re basically damaging a perfectly fine diamond that way. Coating is also a waste and she -will- notice when it starts to chip. You could go for a HPHT enhanced pink but why if you could find a natural for around the same price?</p>
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