What's the case for naturally mined diamonds anymore?
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#3https://archive.is/O3D8o
Thank you. So many pay wall links these days.
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#4None?
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#5The DeBeers marketing is still effective and most (US at least) women still want them for their romantic authenticity. I suspect this will be unpopular, but I know many of my married buddies would likely not be if they had insisted and held firm that a lab grown diamond is just as good. Doctors, lawyers, tech guys.
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#6Diamonds are NFTs of the real world.
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#7Network effects from other women
At least in the consumer world
Glad to read thats changing
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#8Diamonds are NFTs of the real world.
I lol'd at this! Pretty accurate.
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#9> “People don’t buy Swiss watches to tell the time,” he said. “Apple probably sells more watches than the entire Swiss watch industry but does that matter if they’ve grown during that period?”
Exactly. That diamonds are expensive is almost the entire point. If it becomes possible to buy artificial diamond rings for like $50, the tradition will disappear entirely. People will find some other signaling act.
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#10A diamond manufactured becomes a product like any other, an iPhone, a TV, whatever.
There is something more profound with holding a stone that was forged deep in the Earth and somehow mined from there, too, even if chemically it's the exact same thing.