To contrast a human medical doctor to a diamond is to jest, for while we might covet the diamond, only the doctor could save our live. Yet the diamond has such an aura in its way.

The gemologists favored tool is the glorified magnifying glass with handles, the Loupe, which is held close to the best eye to see inside the the soul of the diamond, every flaw, every frailty, each grand purity.

Diamonds being that hardest of the minerals are able to make a cut in steel or in a ladies heart it is that hard and that soft.

In all the days of the life together of a man and a woman, no more price less piece of history expresses the special bond between them like their diamond.

A new generation of skilled and professional people are tackling vast fields in search of minerals, especially diamonds and gemstones.

Nothing stands for the integrity of bonded love between two people like a wedding band and a diamond, Love, diamonds, forever, and on such are dreams built on.

All through history, gemstones and diamonds have been held in reverence as a momento to be given to a favored daughter or a noblemen who has performed great sacrifices for the group. Such artifacts when found now are rare and almost priceless.

The loupe (pronounced loop) is an elongated and more elegant form of magnifying glass, used by all gemologists.

Diamonds are the great gem of mystery, gorgeous women, fast cars, jets, excitement. They also makes the machines of the world go round.

New diamond finds in the hot deserts of Australia and the cold northern rocks of Canada have come just as new wealth in Asia creates increasing demands for riches from coal to diamonds. And they come in all shapes and forms.

Diamonds that sparkle; we all know what that means. It is the amazement of creation to make a diamond from a raw lump of coal. And the diamonds in the eyes, and the souls of some more, we discuss diamonds, and lumps of coal.

The Silk Route predates written history as we know it, and much of it would be more dangerous to travel by camel today than back then. But goods went east while silk would arrive and be made into Damask Silk in Damascus, at 7,000 years the oldest steadily inhabited city in the world.

Diamonds and gemstones can now be had at low auction open net prices in a much more free market system that now exists. All thanks to the discovery of vast new diamond finds in Australia and Canada.