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		<title>Can I use household ammonia to clean my diamond?</title>
		<description>Yes, you can use household ammonia. Clean
your diamond in a solution of water and
household ammonia. It should be a fifty to
fifty mix. Soak your diamond for about twenty
minutes and gently brush the surface to
loosen grime and dirt, also get into the
small areas between the setting and the
d</description>
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		<title>Where do diamonds come from?</title>
		<description>Diamonds are mined mostly in southern and
central Africa; there are also significant
deposits in Russia, Canada, Australia and
Brazil. Diamonds are mined from volcanic
pipes. Diamond is a mineral, in crystalline
form or allotrope of carbon. The word is
derived from the Greek word 'adamas' whic</description>
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		<title>Is a diamond a good investment?</title>
		<description>Yes, a diamond is a good investment. However,
you should select the type of diamond that
gives a good investment value. Diamonds are
priced basing on demand and supply, which may
very due to certain factors. In today's
times, the bigger the diamond, the better. A
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		<title>What other uses are there for diamonds?</title>
		<description>Diamond is the hardest substance ever known.
Aside from turning it into jewelries, it has
other uses as well. Various types of cutting
tools such as drill bits and saws are cut by
diamonds. Diamonds are also being used to
polish other hard substances, and as an
abrasive. And did you know that </description>
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		<title>What kinds of insurance rates should I expect for a diamond?</title>
		<description>Insurance companies can become tricky when
they are dealing with a lost/stolen jewelry.
They would usually require an 'extra rider
clause' to the homeowner's insurance policy
for jewelries having a value of over $300.00.
The rider should be purchased, and enforced
right after you purchase it. </description>
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		<title>What will I need to do before insuring my diamond jewelry?</title>
		<description>Insuring your diamond is not just like buying
an ordinary insurance. It will take some
planning, a bit of your time, and shopping
around. Before insuring your diamond, you
need to know the different types of insurance
policies that'll cover your diamonds. Marine
Insurance cover diamonds, the t</description>
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		<title>How should I care for my diamond ring?</title>
		<description>Like any other ring, your diamond ring can
get soiled, smudged and dusty. Powders,
lotions, natural skin oils, and soaps
interfere with a diamond's brilliance. You
need to clean your diamonds to achieve its
maximum 'glow.' Prepare a solution of
household ammonia and water in a small bowl.
Bru</description>
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