In the movie "Snatch", an 86 carat diamond is stolen and while the gem is said to be valuable, and obviously would be, no one mentions it's actual worth in dollars or pounds as the case may be. What would it be?|||Too many factors. Is it cut or uncut? What's the color and clarity? What's the shape? Your question is like asking how much a car is worth.|||with more carats the price goes exponentially higher, but to calculate the actual amount you would need to know the rest of 4 C's (cut, color, clarity), as well as some other factors that could influence the price such as history, etc.
http://interestingdiamondfacts.blogspot.鈥?/a>|||Whatever the market will bear.
Seriously, weight is only ONE of four factors in considering the value. The Millenium Star is 203 carats, and insured for 100,000,000 pounds . . . but it's probably underinsured.
Saturday, December 17, 2011
How do you get the event pokemon in gts for Pokemon Diamond?
In Pokemon Diamond,It doesn't show the event pokemon in gts when you search.Do you know how to seek them in the gts as well as other pokemon that i want?|||You can only search the pokemon you have seen in your pokedex, not other ones, so you need to see them first before you can search them in the GTS|||You could cheat, if you dont want to, you can only look for the once's you already have
|||That's what i heard... except it doesn't work for me... i don't know why...
|||you need to see the pokemon first in order to look them up on the gts.|||You have to see them before you can search the gts for them. And if you somehow get to see them, any event pokemon offered on the gts is 100% hacked.|||in gts u only can seek or trade pokemons you already saw, if you use pokemon wifi via friend code u can trade all the pokemons you friend have(if he or she want too to trade
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|||you need to see the pokemon first in order to look them up on the gts.|||You have to see them before you can search the gts for them. And if you somehow get to see them, any event pokemon offered on the gts is 100% hacked.|||in gts u only can seek or trade pokemons you already saw, if you use pokemon wifi via friend code u can trade all the pokemons you friend have(if he or she want too to trade
How much is my 2008 Diamond Back Response worth?
I have a 2008 Diamond Back Response mountain bike that has new tubes, new rear v-brake, and new crank set. How much is it worth?|||In the plain Diamondback Response (not the Comp or Sport) BikePedia lists it selling new for $360. Bikes are like cars when it comes to depreciation. They go down in value very quickly. If you're selling it, most people either don't care or don't look at the new parts you installed. It would be like selling a 5 yr. old car with a rebuilt engine. That rebuilt engine doesn't increase the Blue Book value one penny.
$200 - tops.|||id say $250
$200 - tops.|||id say $250
What is the best overall diamond color/clarity combination?
After reading extensively on diamond color and clarity I have come to realize that anything better than a H in color and VS1 in clarity is purely for bragging rights. Does anyone have any EXPERT comments to make in support or against this statement? I'm considering a princess cut with a white gold setting.|||I would consider a round and I would consider an A CUT ABOVE庐 Super Ideal Cut Diamond. This would be a great article for you to read up on below. Princesses are beautiful, but you don鈥檛 get the brilliance and scintillation you get out of a round. http://www.whiteflash.com/about-diamonds鈥?/a>
Good Luck!|||I would not go lower than an H. The best combination for me would be G-H and VS2 or Si1.
Good Luck!|||I would not go lower than an H. The best combination for me would be G-H and VS2 or Si1.
Do you need to beat elite four to trade from pokemon diamond to pearl?
If not, how do i do that? My brother and i both have a ds, and i have pearl and he has diamond. We need to evolve some pokemon, but neither of us has beaten the elite four.|||NO you dont need to. You can trade with your brother at any pokemon center upstairs. Talk to the lady next to the door you are going to enter. Say YES YES YES and go into the room. A person will drop from the top of your screen, not you. Talk to the person dropping from the top of your screen. Make sure both of you are close together for better communication. You will be given other options other than trade. Here you can battle, show trainer cards and even send over items attached to your pokemon.
If you brother lives somewhere else. You need to do a WIFI trade located downstairs of the Pokemon Center. To do this you need Friend Codes which you can get in your key items of your bag. Use the Pal Pad to enter each others FC and then go into the WIFI trade. You need to setup your WIFI connection to do this and connect to the GTS to trade with people all over the world.|||no you dont, i dont think there is anything you need to do, except have more then one pokemon|||You don't have to do anything, except having at least two Pokemon.|||No you don't, just go to the pokemon center (both of you) it doesn't have to be the same town, go upstairs and talk to the second lady. She will send you to a room after she saves your game. When both of you enter the room walk over to your brother and press A. One of you will be given the option to trade. Select it and then select your pokemon. You can do this as soon as your pokemon center is avalible. I think you might need one gym badge. If you can't figure it out once you are in the room, there is another person to talk to, next to the back wall.|||First off in order to trade between Diamond and Pearl through local wireless you just need the first Dex you get and at least 2 Pok茅mon. Basically you could trade as soon as you get to Sandgem Town through local wireless as long as you have 2 Pok茅mon however if you want to trade via Wi-Fi which is the online connection then you can only trade via Wi-Fi after you beat Roark, the Oreburgh City Gym Leader.
In order to trade via local wireless, both of you must go into the Union Room. It's upstairs in the Pok茅mon Center.
If you brother lives somewhere else. You need to do a WIFI trade located downstairs of the Pokemon Center. To do this you need Friend Codes which you can get in your key items of your bag. Use the Pal Pad to enter each others FC and then go into the WIFI trade. You need to setup your WIFI connection to do this and connect to the GTS to trade with people all over the world.|||no you dont, i dont think there is anything you need to do, except have more then one pokemon|||You don't have to do anything, except having at least two Pokemon.|||No you don't, just go to the pokemon center (both of you) it doesn't have to be the same town, go upstairs and talk to the second lady. She will send you to a room after she saves your game. When both of you enter the room walk over to your brother and press A. One of you will be given the option to trade. Select it and then select your pokemon. You can do this as soon as your pokemon center is avalible. I think you might need one gym badge. If you can't figure it out once you are in the room, there is another person to talk to, next to the back wall.|||First off in order to trade between Diamond and Pearl through local wireless you just need the first Dex you get and at least 2 Pok茅mon. Basically you could trade as soon as you get to Sandgem Town through local wireless as long as you have 2 Pok茅mon however if you want to trade via Wi-Fi which is the online connection then you can only trade via Wi-Fi after you beat Roark, the Oreburgh City Gym Leader.
In order to trade via local wireless, both of you must go into the Union Room. It's upstairs in the Pok茅mon Center.
Would a tear drop cut diamond be a bad idea for an engagement ring?
I really like the cut of a tear drop diamond, its more unique and still looks elegant. However, I suddenly started thinking that maybe people will be @$$es about the cut and say something about it being bad luck. Whats your opinion?|||My e-ring for my first marriage was a one carat pear...or teardrop as you call it.
There is no such thing as 'bad luck' as far as objects bringing luck of any kind is concerned....my marriage ended because of other issues and none of them had to do with my e-ring being a pear shaped diamond.
Call it a 'teardrop' shed for joy and happiness.
It's a lovely cut....ignore the '@$$es.|||One of my favorite kind of engagement rings is cut like that, then surrounded in smaller diamonds. I also know someone whose engagement/wedding ring is that cut, and I didn't even think about it!
People are silly. It could just as likely be a raindrop as a teardrop. :)|||here is some eye candy for pear shaped diamonds. mine is ladykemma's pawn shop pear, about half way down.
http://www.pricescope.com/idealbb/view.a鈥?/a>
if you can look past the horrific setting, that is a fine pear. get it reset!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Fine-Estate-Vintage1鈥?/a>
look past the dated setting and look at this pear. http://cgi.ebay.com/ESTATE-14K-GOLD-75CT鈥?/a>
edit: hey look at this one. http://cgi.ebay.com/36-VS2-E-Pear-Shape-鈥?/a>|||I like the tear drop shape and agree it is more unique and very elegant. It's also slimming for chubbier fingers. Who cares what people have to say about it? I don't even know what their objection would be. Bad luck? Why? That makes no sense.|||I don't see why it would be bad luck. And it isn't really referred to as teardrop shaped so much as it is pear shaped. I think if that's the shape you want, to hell with anyone's opinion! You'll be the one wearing it, not them.|||Marriage doesn't take luck, it takes communication and commitment.
You are the one who will be looking at it everyday, as long as you love it who cares what anyone else thinks.|||Mine is that shape, but I always thought it was called a "pear" shaped diamond. I've gotten a lot of compliments on it because its unique.|||It's not bad luck, it's just a diamond. If that's the shape you like, go for it. My fav is the square radiant. I love the asscher cut but it doesn't sparkle.|||Well, technically it's a "Pear" shape... while it looks like a teardrop, that is not the shape's name.
As far as I'm aware, pears aren't bad luck in anyone's world. ;)|||who cares about them as long as you like then i would get it...when i get my engagement ring i'm having black diamonds and regular diamonds and it's beautiful|||pERSONALLY I THINK ITS UGLY BUT I DONT THINK I WOULD EVER COMMENT ON A PERSONS UGLY RIG AND I CERTIANLY WOULDNT THINK TO TELL THEM THEY WILL HAVE BAD LUCK WITH THE MARRIAGE|||I have a ''pear'' shape diamond, that's the correct name. I've always had great compliments about it. Be sure and wear it with the ''point'' down towards your finger tip. :-)|||My mom has a pear cut diamond in her e-ring. My parents have been married for 34 years, no bad luck there. =)|||You're the one who has to wear it. If you love it, then it's perfect. :)
There is no such thing as 'bad luck' as far as objects bringing luck of any kind is concerned....my marriage ended because of other issues and none of them had to do with my e-ring being a pear shaped diamond.
Call it a 'teardrop' shed for joy and happiness.
It's a lovely cut....ignore the '@$$es.|||One of my favorite kind of engagement rings is cut like that, then surrounded in smaller diamonds. I also know someone whose engagement/wedding ring is that cut, and I didn't even think about it!
People are silly. It could just as likely be a raindrop as a teardrop. :)|||here is some eye candy for pear shaped diamonds. mine is ladykemma's pawn shop pear, about half way down.
http://www.pricescope.com/idealbb/view.a鈥?/a>
if you can look past the horrific setting, that is a fine pear. get it reset!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Fine-Estate-Vintage1鈥?/a>
look past the dated setting and look at this pear. http://cgi.ebay.com/ESTATE-14K-GOLD-75CT鈥?/a>
edit: hey look at this one. http://cgi.ebay.com/36-VS2-E-Pear-Shape-鈥?/a>|||I like the tear drop shape and agree it is more unique and very elegant. It's also slimming for chubbier fingers. Who cares what people have to say about it? I don't even know what their objection would be. Bad luck? Why? That makes no sense.|||I don't see why it would be bad luck. And it isn't really referred to as teardrop shaped so much as it is pear shaped. I think if that's the shape you want, to hell with anyone's opinion! You'll be the one wearing it, not them.|||Marriage doesn't take luck, it takes communication and commitment.
You are the one who will be looking at it everyday, as long as you love it who cares what anyone else thinks.|||Mine is that shape, but I always thought it was called a "pear" shaped diamond. I've gotten a lot of compliments on it because its unique.|||It's not bad luck, it's just a diamond. If that's the shape you like, go for it. My fav is the square radiant. I love the asscher cut but it doesn't sparkle.|||Well, technically it's a "Pear" shape... while it looks like a teardrop, that is not the shape's name.
As far as I'm aware, pears aren't bad luck in anyone's world. ;)|||who cares about them as long as you like then i would get it...when i get my engagement ring i'm having black diamonds and regular diamonds and it's beautiful|||pERSONALLY I THINK ITS UGLY BUT I DONT THINK I WOULD EVER COMMENT ON A PERSONS UGLY RIG AND I CERTIANLY WOULDNT THINK TO TELL THEM THEY WILL HAVE BAD LUCK WITH THE MARRIAGE|||I have a ''pear'' shape diamond, that's the correct name. I've always had great compliments about it. Be sure and wear it with the ''point'' down towards your finger tip. :-)|||My mom has a pear cut diamond in her e-ring. My parents have been married for 34 years, no bad luck there. =)|||You're the one who has to wear it. If you love it, then it's perfect. :)
If you already have the diamond, how much does it cost to get it placed into a ring setting?
This is not for me, just cuious. I know it varies by the ring/setting you choose. Let's say either a silver or white gold ring, simple. You buy the ring and have the jeweler take your diamond and put it in the ring. How much would that cost?|||This all depends on the vendor. When we were looking at settings, some places had a $100 setting fee, others up to $400 setting fees. Some places also make you sign a waiver saying that they are not responsible for any damage that may happen to the stone while they are setting it. This is typically not a problem with diamonds because they are so hard, but can be a problem with other stones. A friend of mine bought a ruby online and had it set locally. The first ruby she bought shattered when they tried to set it! So, I'd be very careful if using a stone other than a diamond.|||It really just depends. A setting can cost anything and if you buy the setting there, they usually put the ring in for free. If you buy it somewhere else, and get a different jeweler to mount it, it depends on the difficulty of the mounting.
For example a cathedral setting is much more difficult b/c the diamond is completely surrounded. It costs more to set a 6 prong than a 4 prong. Then of course jewelers have an extreme markup on their work so it's going to cost 8 times more at Tiffany's than at a normal jeweler. So really it can be anything from like $50 to several hundred.|||If you've bought the setting and have the diamond and are having the jeweler set it, they'll have to give you a 'break out' price. Which is when they estimate how much it will cost to break out the head/prongs and adjust them to the new diamond. It also depends on the setting and how easy it is to maneuver around it. When I worked at a jewelry store, we were always having women bring in their stones to have set in a new setting and normally it wasn't expensive at all! I think the most I've seen was around $200 and that was for something that happened because the ring had a crack in it, he had to fix the gold setting before he could set the stone. But you would have to bring your diamond and the mounting into the jeweler and have them take a look at it to get a good estimate.
For example a cathedral setting is much more difficult b/c the diamond is completely surrounded. It costs more to set a 6 prong than a 4 prong. Then of course jewelers have an extreme markup on their work so it's going to cost 8 times more at Tiffany's than at a normal jeweler. So really it can be anything from like $50 to several hundred.|||If you've bought the setting and have the diamond and are having the jeweler set it, they'll have to give you a 'break out' price. Which is when they estimate how much it will cost to break out the head/prongs and adjust them to the new diamond. It also depends on the setting and how easy it is to maneuver around it. When I worked at a jewelry store, we were always having women bring in their stones to have set in a new setting and normally it wasn't expensive at all! I think the most I've seen was around $200 and that was for something that happened because the ring had a crack in it, he had to fix the gold setting before he could set the stone. But you would have to bring your diamond and the mounting into the jeweler and have them take a look at it to get a good estimate.
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