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**..:The Official Jewelry Thread Vol. 11: You get a Jesus piece! You get a Jesus piece! Everybody gets a Jesus piece:..**
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by frank mucus,
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I don't know but all those guys huddled up together and not one single sign of a female ....
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Multiple people said it was fake
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So I take it your the seller due to having the same name... Where or who did the mold?
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I just want to clear this up, I never said the piece was fake. I simply was not sure about the seller (diamondcity) and was looking for more info on both the seller and the piece from my peers in this thread. Diamondcity cleared up what i had asked about. But while on topic diamondcity I am interested in trying to cop as are a few others in here and I am looking for some more info. In the auction it says "you think" the diamonds are SI and G-H. any chance you can confirm? also I would like to know who did the Mold.....did you guys mold and cast this or what? Just some more info and background on this piece would be cool.
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Thanks for the info my man, even if i dont cop this i will be getting at you about getting a piece. again i appreciate the clarification.
Proposition Joe
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The eyes on the piece are .10 VS1 G color stones. The rest of the diamonds are SI1-2 G-H color. There are several stones that are I, one of them being on the bail.
We cast our stuff but this piece was casted by our partners, and the casting did not come out perfect. If you take a close look at the back of the piece you will see several imperfections in the casting. Its not a huge deal but we like our pieces to be perfect, so we just decided to auction this one off.
Our new Baby versions 100% exactly as this mold will be posted tomorrow
You mentioned you won't charge a 500% markup like these other jewelers, so I'm curious to know how much your baby Jesus will cost because 5-7k for that little crap is ridiculous
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How much for the full size one in 10K....diamond city
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Nah no one wants 10k. Now 14k is a different story ,what would the price be on that 
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Proposition Joe
formerly rollinwithangel
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Thats more like it, can't wait to see them posted tomorrow
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Icebox
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cool concept for the clasp
and i'll be interested to see what diamond citys final product looks like
paulprince3730
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That lock is pretty dope 223.
I'm interested in seeing that diamondcity Jesus too.
I'm interested in seeing that diamondcity Jesus too.
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that ebay jesus piece has a horrible setting job on it. jewelers still using the light bright technique ?
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This is wild
Turning Dead People Into Materials
Once upon a time, human beings were biodegradable. But with modern-day corpses shot full of embalming chemicals before being sealed inside metal coffins, it will be a long time, if ever, before those bodies go back into the earth.
The alternate method of cremation, of course, turns human bodies into ash; and now Swiss company Algordanza has taken it a step further, by figuring out how to compress that ash into diamonds. For US $5,000 to $22,000, your remains, or those of a loved one, can be turned into as many as nine diamonds, presumably depending on the volume of ash. And what's fascinating is that there is some color variation:
Most of the stones come out blue, [Algordanza CEO Rinaldo] Willy says, because contains trace amounts of boron, an element that bone formation. Occasionally, though, a diamond pops out white, yellow or close to black - Willy's not sure why. Regardless, he says, "every diamond from each person is slightly different. It's always a unique diamond."
Bling not your thing? Spanish industrial designer Gerald Moline can help you spend your next life entwined with a tree. Moline invented the Bios Urn, a kind of biodegradable pot created from coconut shell, peat and cellulose. With your ashes and the seed of your choice placed inside, the entire thing can then be buried. Once germination takes place, your soul is now in a position to provide some shade—or perhaps lumber—for the next generation.
http://m.core77.com/blog/materials/turning_dead_people_into_materials_26292.asp
Turning Dead People Into Materials
Once upon a time, human beings were biodegradable. But with modern-day corpses shot full of embalming chemicals before being sealed inside metal coffins, it will be a long time, if ever, before those bodies go back into the earth.
The alternate method of cremation, of course, turns human bodies into ash; and now Swiss company Algordanza has taken it a step further, by figuring out how to compress that ash into diamonds. For US $5,000 to $22,000, your remains, or those of a loved one, can be turned into as many as nine diamonds, presumably depending on the volume of ash. And what's fascinating is that there is some color variation:
Most of the stones come out blue, [Algordanza CEO Rinaldo] Willy says, because contains trace amounts of boron, an element that bone formation. Occasionally, though, a diamond pops out white, yellow or close to black - Willy's not sure why. Regardless, he says, "every diamond from each person is slightly different. It's always a unique diamond."
Bling not your thing? Spanish industrial designer Gerald Moline can help you spend your next life entwined with a tree. Moline invented the Bios Urn, a kind of biodegradable pot created from coconut shell, peat and cellulose. With your ashes and the seed of your choice placed inside, the entire thing can then be buried. Once germination takes place, your soul is now in a position to provide some shade—or perhaps lumber—for the next generation.
http://m.core77.com/blog/materials/turning_dead_people_into_materials_26292.asp
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this is official, would be even better on a bracelet imo
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looking good, i will be one of the 1st in line no doubt
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they been doing this tho...
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Heard Nas say it on HIP HOP IS DEAD Album
