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Isn’t this stunning?
Gorgeous, and vaguely familiar. Looking forward to the answer and Happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's beautiful. Is it your latest bling-bling from your husband?
ReplyDeleteYes indeed. Very stunning.
ReplyDeleteMine's up too.
Beautiful. Looks familar, but I sure don't know what it is.
ReplyDeleteI wish it was historically mine!!
ReplyDeleteNope, I flunked history class. Did very well in math though. Have a great WW. :)
ReplyDeleteWell I hope it's yours, because I bet it's worth a bit of cash!
ReplyDeleteLooks like something Princess Diana would have worn. What a beautiful piece of jewelry!
ReplyDeleteWonderful WW photo! A girl's best friend...
ReplyDeleteMy WW photos honor the Jena 6. I encourage you to either attend the protest march scheduled for 9/20/07 in Jena, LA or WEAR ALL BLACK on Thursday!
peace, Villager
Hope diamond?
ReplyDeletePretty, I want to have like that too. *wink*
ReplyDeleteMine is up at Photographic Memories.
Stunning indeed! I wouldn't mind having one! :D
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
gorgeous indeed!
ReplyDeleteMine is up now at The FourSeasons of My Life hope you can visit me .
really pretty but we have lots of pics of hope diamond so i know it is not that is it Russian?
ReplyDeleteJoyIsMyGoal, you are right. It is not the Hope Diamond. The blue stone is actually an auquamarine, and sadly.....it is not mine. :(
ReplyDeleteActually though....it belongs to every American citizen.
It is really pretty.
ReplyDeletethe only diamond I know of is the Hope Diamond that elizabeth taylor got!
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