Would you buy a real or fake diamond ring?
Originally Posted by vader1,Oct 14 2008, 12:23 PM
Someone who is a Porschephile, does not want a lab created thing that is the 100% the same if they lust for the real thing. Even if the fake thing is better in every way. I don't understand why that seems hard to understand.
[QUOTE=PrimoGen,Oct 14 2008, 12:20 PM] The Plorsche analogy is pretty good but Porsche is not creating a market by withholding its supply nor is it creating false marketing and perpetuating its rarity through outright deceit.
Unlike diamonds there is a cornucopia of other cars to give you instant baller status if that is what you are looking for.
Unlike diamonds there is a cornucopia of other cars to give you instant baller status if that is what you are looking for.
For women its a status thing and a branding thing. for them, if it is not a natural diamond that carries the price tag then why bother.
nevermind that lab rocks look just as good and are by very definition the exact same thing chemically. if it does not carry the stigma of the price tag then it is not wanted. I wish I had the power to create this same phenomenon with say... a toothpick to demonstrate how ludicrous this thought process actually is.
I bet many women, if you sat them down and fiscally explained all of this to them they would jump at chance to get a flashy ring AND afford something else more rewarding to the both of you.
I mean seriously...beyond the lucky girl to be, who would ever have to know whether the ring was real or fake. Let the world think what they want. It is just these panzy ass guys that wont make the clear and concise argument against diamonds for fear they will be looked upon as cheap. You dont have to be cheap, just spend the money on something more benficial or.....smart.
nevermind that lab rocks look just as good and are by very definition the exact same thing chemically. if it does not carry the stigma of the price tag then it is not wanted. I wish I had the power to create this same phenomenon with say... a toothpick to demonstrate how ludicrous this thought process actually is.
I bet many women, if you sat them down and fiscally explained all of this to them they would jump at chance to get a flashy ring AND afford something else more rewarding to the both of you.
I mean seriously...beyond the lucky girl to be, who would ever have to know whether the ring was real or fake. Let the world think what they want. It is just these panzy ass guys that wont make the clear and concise argument against diamonds for fear they will be looked upon as cheap. You dont have to be cheap, just spend the money on something more benficial or.....smart.
Originally Posted by PrimoGen,Oct 14 2008, 02:35 PM
For women its a status thing and a branding thing. for them, if it is not a natural diamond that carries the price tag then why bother.
nevermind that lab rocks look just as good and are by very definition the exact same thing chemically. if it does not carry the stigma of the price tag then it is not wanted. I wish I had the power to create this same phenomenon with say... a toothpick to demonstrate how ludicrous this thought process actually is.
I bet many women, if you sat them down and fiscally explained all of this to them they would jump at chance to get a flashy ring AND afford something else more rewarding to the both of you.
I mean seriously...beyond the lucky girl to be, who would ever have to know whether the ring was real or fake. Let the world think what they want. It is just these panzy ass guys that wont make the clear and concise argument against diamonds for fear they will be looked upon as cheap. You dont have to be cheap, just spend the money on something more benficial or.....smart.
nevermind that lab rocks look just as good and are by very definition the exact same thing chemically. if it does not carry the stigma of the price tag then it is not wanted. I wish I had the power to create this same phenomenon with say... a toothpick to demonstrate how ludicrous this thought process actually is.
I bet many women, if you sat them down and fiscally explained all of this to them they would jump at chance to get a flashy ring AND afford something else more rewarding to the both of you.
I mean seriously...beyond the lucky girl to be, who would ever have to know whether the ring was real or fake. Let the world think what they want. It is just these panzy ass guys that wont make the clear and concise argument against diamonds for fear they will be looked upon as cheap. You dont have to be cheap, just spend the money on something more benficial or.....smart.
.....or buy a hardtop or some wheels....
i have always said i would never buy a mined diamond. i have been scoffed at by friends and family who say i will never meet a girl who wont take a real (to them..and most girls....minded) diamond. i think they are absurd... i think its strange for people to put such a high value on something with so little worth
Fake boobs.
Fake Rolex.
Fake car parts.
Fake Chinese baby formula.
Fake diamonds.
Why stop there? Hey you can step up to the plate and write the check for the real thing or surround yourself with fake stuff so you can fool the great unwashed with your "toys".
By the way are you Chinese?
Fake Rolex.
Fake car parts.
Fake Chinese baby formula.
Fake diamonds.
Why stop there? Hey you can step up to the plate and write the check for the real thing or surround yourself with fake stuff so you can fool the great unwashed with your "toys".
By the way are you Chinese?
A question for those cheap ass bastards who won't buy the real thing, will you pass your fake diamond to your granddaughter as a heirloom? Maybe you can leave a note, "hey grandpa gave grandma a fake so they could spend a few extra days in Maui and grandpa could get the fake hardtop".
If you don't have the cash maybe you can't afford to get married, just a thought.
If you don't have the cash maybe you can't afford to get married, just a thought.


