what is the best diamond size for size 9 finger?
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none because little children in africa are being slaved to dig \nin diamond mines so that you can have your little spec of diamond. since they are 5-16 years old and hungry, they try to steal one little tiny piece, and when cought get their little arm cut off. \n\nI really hope you do not buy a diamond that is soiled in blood, do you?
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check this:\nhttp://www.gemstone.org/gem-by-gem/gem-by-gem.html
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Okay first off DONT BUY THE ADIDAS FINGERSAVES.  I tried the new ones for 2006 and each pair broke the first time i used them (Both Titanium and Regular).  The best goalkeeper gloves are the Puma KSL Gunn Cut.  They have graphite imbetted rolled fingers and are very durable. The new Puma v-Konstrukt and the Cellerator Zero 5's are also extremely good.  Go to          prodirectsoccer.com for other puma gloves.
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for a formal wedding:\ndavid's bridal. they go up to 24 or 26 in size. they have tea length styles that would be perfect.\nmost department stores carry plus sizes. check the dress departments at your local mall.\nhope this helps!
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9 inches, which is MUCH larger than yours
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The best would be to talk to a jeweler and get some ideas.  It doesn't mean you will have to buy from them.  I think $6,000 should be plenty.  The higher quality of the diamond the more expensive.  http://www.mysolitaire.com/website/Build_ur_Ring_DiamondSearchBasic.asp?Cat_id=20\nThis site will help you compare prices you can build your own ring.\n\nIf you want to surprise your fiance but don't want to you could always plan your proposal early enough in the day to go the jewelry store. But it depends on your fiance too, if she wouldn't have a preference then get whatever you think she would like. Make it part of the scavenger hunt or get a ring box and put a note in there lets go shopping.\n\nGood luck!
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Check out:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond
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bcoz DIAMOND has the highest value of refractive index\n2.41\nany little amount of light present has to pass thru diamond \nso diamond glitters all the time
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d=9in, w=5.56oz, and 108 red stitches that is official size
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Having a different stone than a diamond is NOT "ghetto".  Even princess Diana had a Sapphire (surrounded by small diamonds).  Many celebs have stones other than diamonds...many that do have diamonds have them in any color BUT the traditional clear or "white" as it's referred to.  The pink and yellow diamonds are very popular now.\nThe bottom line is...he asked YOU...you told him what you'd like.  If he was out to please you and only you?..then why not a ruby?  My friend was married last year - she too wanted a ruby.  He wasn't down with that either - but he got her one.  Granted the ruby was flanked by two big diamonds..lol..and it was stunning..but he got her a ruby.  \nDo you think maybe he might have already got you a diamond?...and he was just hurt or disappointed?  Would not totally excuse his poor behavior ...but just a thought.
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you may can find one at this all diamonds shop in dallas tx call sparkles
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Look at this site for all your needs of the subject:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond
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No, No, remember....Diamonds are a girls best friend :)
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Pink with diamonds of cource every girl loves her diamonds. Except for a panty get her a thong instead oh by the way im wearing one right know too! (a thong duh)
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1.62 M\n57.15 kg\nGoogle has a real good conversion tool. Just type in the search field, 9 stones in kilo and it will work it out for you.\nBy the way Sam, hope all is working out at home now
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all materials size 10^-9 are nano materials
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Rather than giving you the answer, since you already have it, I would rather teach you how to find the answer without using the internet!\n\nWhat materials do you have that have a known hardness? \nYour fingernail is about 2.5, so you know the nickel is harder than that. \n\nA copper penny is about 3.5, so you know the nickel is harder than that!\n\nWindow glass is about 5-5.5, and a typical knife blade is about 5.5. My knife scratches the nickel, but my nickel won't scratch glass. It may be less than 5 in hardness. If I had a piece of fluorite I expect I would find that the nickel and the fluorite would both barely scratch the other. The nickel should be a hardness near 4, and less than 5. Keep in mind that some minerals have a range of hardness. It may vary by as much as 1 depending on the impurities in the mineral. \n\nThe lesson here is to learn what common items you have to test with, and if you have a test kit, to be sure you are familiar with the different hardnesses, and be able to interpret the scratch. There is a difference between a dust  trail and a scratch. Be familiar with that.  \n\nLook at this page:\nhttp://mineral.galleries.com/minerals/hardness.htm\n\nTo remember Moh's scale:\nThe Geologist Can Find An Ordinary Quartz (that) Tourists Call Diamond\n\nTalc-Gypsum-Calcite-Fluorite-\nApatite-Orthoclase-Quartz-Topaz-\nCorundum-Diamond\n\nOkay...there's probably a better one but I forgot it.