Hi Girls

We all love emeralds but what would you do with a 1759 carat emerald? This emerald was found in Coscuez, Columbia and is called the Guinness Emerald Crystal. As lovely as it is, what would you do with it? You can’t cut it down without minimizing it’s worth. You couldn’t wear it out without half a dozen armed guards and a crane. And if a Sci-Fi convention hit town you might be tackled by some Superman fan thinking that it was kryptonite. So I suppose that it is just as well that it is tucked safely away in the Banco Nazionale de la Republica’s collection.

Of course that is the sensible part of me talking. The private me envisions placing it in a scepter and parading around the house, draped in a royal cape while surrounded by house boys eagerly awaiting my next command. Thank goodness at least our imaginations are free.

Now for those few of us that don’t have a king’s ransom to spare on emeralds, rubies and diamonds, we can still feel like royalty with a couple of carefully chosen pieces. A reasonably priced emerald and diamond ring can actually be very affordable.

Skip a few nights out with the girls and save your dollars for an emerald and diamond necklace to match and you may outshine your favorite bombshell friend, who you love dearly, except when she is stealing your limelight.

SMILES!
ZOE

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