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Chrissy asked:


i saw thease earrings but i dont know what brand they are. There two overlapping half circles facing back to back There silver with silver diamonds. (very small)

I know there probaly some skate boarding brand but i just cant ut my finger on it. Please if you know the earrings give me the name brand and the link to the pic and site……..PLEASE HELP ME!

asked:


I’m almost 19, wear makeup everyday (eyes, lip color ‘n a bit of blush, and mineral powder for freckles). I keep my nails done. I wear single earrings, a right-hand ring, usually a necklace (but not always), flats, and I like casual dresses as much as jeans.

Should single earrings be enough?

I’m really thinking ’bout a 2nd (and mb a 3rd) pair of earrings for a nice accent, but don’t want to go overboard and have ears full of holes later on. (I’d wear “diamonds”, pearls or gold balls in the 2nds & 3rds.)

If u have 2 or 3 holes on each ear, do u still wear stud earrings in the “extra” holes? Or have you gotten away from that look? Why?

Pls help me. I know this is minor stuff, but I’m really drawn to multiples for a pretty accent.

What do you think????????????

sugar asked:


i am re-submitting this stupid question haha its not 9ct Diamond
its 9ct gold with diamonds in it . its a $1000 AUD ring
not a billian dollar ring

heres the question:
will anything start happening to the ring if its under water for showers and hand washing
also my diamond earrings( $1200AUD) . is it ok if i always wear them ? even to to bed, swimming
and everything else.

help/advice please.
i dont know to much about jewelery and i want to keep it in top condition for ever
yes there real.. from prouds , so i assume they are haha yes they are.

alex asked:


Top: White v-neck fitted shirt.
Bottom: Baby pink short shorts that are baby soft (from Hollister)
Shoes: White strappy platforms no more then 3 inchies high.
Jewelry: Pretty necklace with pink-jeweled flowers and matching earring. I have a double piercing so on the top I would wear little diamond (real) studs.
And I’m gonna curl my hair like how the pretty japanese girls do it.

I will be a freshmen in highschool, what do you think? Thanks

Gerard Way is the Boss asked:


weight but they said they are 8mm by 8mm is that big? or is it small or about how many carats? ok thanks

hot_gurlxox asked:


i have a pair + i love them.
what do you think about them?

mightymouse asked:


Hi, I want to buy a pair of solitare diamond stud earrings but can’t decide on the size, is 1/2 CT too big for every day wear? I’m sporty and I don’t want to look like I’m overdoing it. Thanks for your help!
I meant 1/2 total, btw. I just want a classy simple look, thanks!

JoeBama asked:


I want to buy my wife a pair of diamond stud earrings. What size is a good size, without being overpowering? I was thinking 1/2 karat total weight. Is that too small?
Also, do you prefer round or princess cut?
Finally, I was looking at some better quality diamonds (near colorless), but I saw some that had a distinctive darker color that I thought were nice looking.
Would it be better to go with a clearer, more expensive diamond or do you think it makes that much difference with a smaller diamond? I like the color of the ones I saw (they seemed to have a blackish tent, but they still sparkled), but I don’t want her to think I went cheep. I want this to be a special gift. I don’t wnat to ask her because I also want this to be a surprise.

Walter Kovacs asked:


I was looking to get some diamond earrings for my mum for her 45th birthday since I’ve never really gotten her something great like that before. My parents are having a big dinner party and I thought it would compliment her attire really well.

Also, is this a good gift? I didn’t want to be lame and go with the usual kitchen appliance thing.

Thanks for any info!

Róisín asked:


I will be able to change my earrings from the ugliest piercing studs ever invented next week, and I would really like a pair of small diamonds.

I don’t mean big, expensive ones. Just small, cheap cut, low grade, possibly flawed ones - just to give that little bit of sparkle.

The thing is, I don’t want to buy ones that fund civil wars in African countries. Is there any way I can be sure they come from an ethical source, using a more reliable information than the salesman who calls himself a ‘jeweller’, and who is probably on commission?

If I can’t, then I’ll be going for fake (CZ) ones.