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You should insure your diamonds from the diamond place you got it from. You should ask them how much the insurance is. It will probably cost you a couple hundred dollars but it is worth it. Be aware that you will not get the money for the ring if you loose it but the company may replace the ring.
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What do you call working with diamonds?
Depending on where you work in the distribution chain when you work with diamonds, you could be called a:GeologistMinerSorterDiamond cutterJewelery fabricatorSalesIn all these arenas, people grade, insure, and otherwise admire diamonds.
What could the society do about blood diamonds?
'Society' could purchase diamonds with certificates from the Kimberley Process, or from some other authentic procedure to insure that the diamond being purchased is not a blood diamond.
How much to insure a 11 pound package to mail out?
Depends if your mailing 11 pounds of diamonds, or 11 pounds of rags.
What do sixth graders use a diamond for?
The smartest sixth graders that I know keep their diamonds in the bank vault, to insure and wear as adults and to pass along to their children.
You should always adjust your position to insure that you have an out?
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What word is used incorrectly in this sentence good food will insure good health what is the correct word?
insure should be "ensure"
Should grandparents title and insure their grandsons car?
Yes they should. or their grandaughters ;)
Are enhanced diamonds safe to buy?
Althoguh clarity or color enhanced diamonds are "safe" to buy, they should be dramatically discounted from the price of natural diamonds.
Should land owner insure farm land?
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Can work insure your private car?
Yes you should be able to.
How should diamonds be cleaned?
Diamonds are very durable, but should be occaisionally wiped wit a lint-free cloth of if it is greasy you can use dish detergent..
Should you insure your car in Chicago where you work when you live in Seattle?
You should insure your car from where you live. Your insurance should cover you anywhere you drive within the contiguous United States. My, that's a long long commute - lol.
