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Originally Posted by SummerChild
So given the horrible conditions out of which some diamonds come and the apparent inability for the Kimberley process to provide fullproof certification (as if anything is foolproof), will you continue to purchase diamonds? Will you ask if the retailer can prove that the diamonds are conflict free?
As for me. I would definitely want anyone thinking of buying me any kind of diamonds to ask. I wish that I knew about this back in 99/00 when I started buying most of my jewelry. In the future, I will definitely try to find out if the diamonds are conflict free. Shoot, it's a good thing that I love many other stones - like aquamarine, pink sapphires, blue tourmaline, etc. as well. 
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I'm with ya, soror. I'd want to be a very informed consumer. In all honesty, though, I prefer jewelry with my birthstone (sapphire).