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Kelly Osbourne Discusses Her New Engagement Ring

 

Kelly Osbourne has a new diamond engagement ring!

The Dancing with the Stars competitor, who’s been engaged to model Luke Worrall for more than a year, who sported the diamond ring in the heart-shaped setting at Saturday’s Hedi Klum Halloween bash, revealed it to the viewing public when she danced on Monday night’s show.

And while Kelly got great reviews from the DWTS judges this week for her salsa, the reality show cutie had even more reason to smile — because she could show off the new ring her fiancé gave her for her birthday.

Kelly wore the first engagement ring Luke had given her, another diamond, on the ring finger of her right hand and the new one on the ring finger of her left hand.


“Luke got me this ring when he decided he wanted to marry me,” Kelly said of the first ring. “And he waited awhile and saved up and got me this,” she said of the heart-shaped dazzler. “I was like aaaah! It’s my real, proper, grown-up engagement ring. I love it! And he was so excited to give it to me as well that he couldn’t wait until my birthday [on Oct. 27]. He gave it to me like a week before.”

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Wedding Night Ruined When Bride Discovers She's Allergic To Her Husband

Well, this is surely one way to get out of having sex with your husband on your wedding night. After two years of dating, Mike, 27, and Julie Boyde, 26, decided to consummate their marriage first time on their wedding night with disastrous results that was never planned. Not long after the festivities got started, Julie started to feel intense pain. Medical tests eventually showed that Julie suffers from something called seminal plasma hypersensitivity, which basically means she’s allergic to Mike’s sperm. The Boydes have now abandoned their plan to conceive naturally and have started adoption proceedings. Hopefully, for everyone’s benefit, Mike got himself a vasectomy.

 

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Something special for Christmas is the world's most expensive bauble

Whew! Though Christmas decorations are traditionally taken down and put away for another year, this one can stay there for many years to come. Just to give you an idea of what this bauble is made of, consider the $136,000 price tag first. The one-of-a-kind tree decoration is made of 18-carat white gold and is plastered with over one and half thousand stunning diamonds. Surrounded by two incredible rings made of 18-carat fat gold wire, it features 188 red rubies that took a year to complete the designing and manufacturing. It is not always that we can express things like these in words but you gotta see it yourself to believe it.

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Couple Celebrates Wedding with 42-lb Wedding Cheeseburger

A fast-food loving couple celebrated their blessed union with a foot-and-a-half-wide cheeseburger doused in four pounds of cheese, and a liter each of ketchup and mayonnaise. The groom said, "Not only did I get to marry the woman of my dreams but I also got to have the burger of my dreams in the same day."

Looks good to me! Read the full story here!

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Police say newlyweds robbed chapel after wedding

Police said two Campbell County newlyweds were arrested on their wedding night for burglarizing the Sevierville chapel where they exchanged wedding rings and vows. WATE-TV reported that Brian Dykes and Mindy McGhee were married Wednesday at the Angel's View Wedding Chapel at the Black Bear Ridge Resort. Following the wedding, the couple rented a cabin at the resort.

According to the Sevier County Sheriff, an employee noticed the couple's car back outside the chapel around 1 a.m. and lockbox with cash was missing.

Deputies found the couple at a restaurant, where they confessed and turned over the missing $500. They are being held in jail on bonds of $10,000.

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The Man Registry: What is Diamond Drop Shipping?

Most internet vendors sell their diamonds using a method known as drop-shipping. Drop-shipping means transporting goods from a distant supplier to a buyer under the seller’s address so that it appears as though the product came from the seller, not the supplier. This means that the seller NEVER SAW the diamond they sold you.

Whiteflash.com personally inspects every diamond & every engagement ring like this BEFORE it ships to the customer.

Whiteflash.com Guarantee: We will  NEVER do this!

Whiteflash.com has the largest in-house inventory of ideal and superideal Hearts & Arrows diamonds on the internet. Our diamonds pass the HIGHEST quality measurements even beyond their laboratory grades. Our exclusive, handpicked assortment of round, ideal round and fancy shapes is known as “Expert Selection” and our flagship line of premium ideal Princess and superideal Hearts & Arrows rounds are branded under the name Whiteflash ACA. We maintain over 1000 diamonds in our vault, all selected for surpassing beauty and performance.

We also have access to over 60,000 diamonds from the same list that other sellers use. But unlike others, if you buy a diamond online that is not already in our inventory we insist on bringing it in to Whiteflash first, to be verified for highest quality. After our inspection and analysis we send it to a local independent appraiser for formal verification.

We guarantee never to “drop-ship,” thereby ensuring the quality of your diamond purchase. We also have a 10-day, no questions asked, full return policy–making your diamond purchase virtually risk-free.

It is for these reasons, and many more, that we feel your diamond buying experience should start and end here at Whiteflash.com. We strive to assist each of our clients in finding a diamond that is a perfect match for its owner. It gives us great pride to have your time honored traditions walk hand in hand with ours. Unleash your power to attain “a brilliant, diamond buying experience” with Whiteflash.com.

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Soon after the Hearts & Arrows diamond was introduced in the 1990s Whiteflash realized it represented a new high-water mark in diamond beauty, and dedicated himself to its further development. Introduced under the name Whiteflash ACA in 1998, their specially modified diamonds became the first branded Hearts & Arrows diamonds sold exclusively on the Internet. Today, they have gained global acclaim for unsurpassed Visual Balance™. Whiteflash is a leading authority on the crafting of Hearts & Arrows and gave a presentation on this subject at the first International Diamond Cut Conference in Moscow, Russia, in April 2004.

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A Few Pumpkin Carvings from the Whiteflash Team

This year our Whiteflash Folks did a great of carving some pumpkins for the holidays! Here are a few of our favorites!

 

Tell me which pumpkin deserves the Diamond Carvers Award from Whiteflash and which are you favorite!

         
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Swiss watchmaker debuts $350,000 ultra-luxurious watch for US collectors

Although the recession has slowed the sale of designer watches, Swiss watchmaker Christophe Golay strongly believes that there is still a strong demand for high-end watches for those who can afford them. And that explains the launch of the company’s $350,000 ultra-luxurious watch into the U.S. market. The new line of high-end watches from Cephee combines Swiss craftsmanship with hi-tech engineering. The first watch to be introduced under the new Cephee brand is “Ether” that features over 150 precision set baguette diamonds, with an invisible channel setting that allows each stone to reflect all the light that it absorbs. The hands of the watch are fashioned of a delicate blue tinted sapphire called colored spinel, and the straps are handmade of the softest supple leather with a hand-crafted diamond buckle. Cephee manufactures every aspect of these watches in their own workshop in Geneva. This limited edition watch is priced at $350,000.

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Piaget Limelight Exceptional Watch Pieces For 2009

New from Piaget comes a fresh Limelight watch collection for 2009. Each Exceptional Limelight collection watch is known for being a serious haute joaillerie item of art. With Piaget's requisite level of beauty (and diamonds) the watches are interesting, original, and most important, beautiful. Brilliant-cut diamonds cover every surface of the timepieces (as much as is possible), and materials like mother-of-pearl make up the watch dials. The cases and bracelets themselves are each done in 18k white gold.

Literally hundreds upon hundreds of hours are dedicated to putting together each watch. This has to do with the copious amounts of time required to cut and set the diamonds, as well as craft the timepieces. Piaget does a remarkable job making metal look flowing. This is real horological art and passion - and again you see their penchant for making the watches "secret." Many Piaget Limelight watches prefer to cover the watch face when not being used, so as to give the pieces a dual watch and jewelry character. Inside, the watches have Piaget caliber 56P Swiss quartz movements. The timepieces have an intense amount of diamonds with weight up to 40 carats, and hundreds of stones per timepiece. These women's watches are marvelous to look at, exceedingly rare and exclusive, and of "word-class" expense. Look for them at select Piaget boutiques around the globe.

Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.

 

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$65,000 Diamond Studded Glasses

The Luxuriator Collection of Eyewear and Sunglasses was created by Franco in Los Angeles, CA. The jewel encrusted collection  set with pave diamonds and technologically advanced lenses. The above Canary Diamond Sunglass retails for around $65,000.

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