Diamonds Are For Whatever
A diamond is truly timeless. When used appropriately, a well cut diamond can be valued well beyond its market price, symbolizing a level of class, commitment and purpose that can’t be expressed in mere dollar amount. With that said, when you have a whole lot of money, each subsequent diamond may add a little sparkle to your life, but it’s highly unlikely each individual rock will hold quite as special place of a place in the mind or heart. There can come a point in one’s affluence when a box full of diamonds is little more than a glorified tub of glitter. Here are some wise purchases when you finally hit that plateau.Nesmuk Diamond Kitchen Knife w/ring (Price: 40,000) Not only does cooking’s finest heirloom boast a selection of diamonds to complement its sterling silver handle, it manages to integrate them while minimizing utility. After all, if you’re going to develop a diamond-centric cutting tool why not fashion a knife that can not only cut up a cutlet but also slice through a stained glass window while at it? On the other hand, with daggers and candlesticks becoming more and more obsolete, the “diamond-handled kitchen knife” does make a nice murder weapon for a modern day Clue remake.Konquest Diamond Hoodie (Price: 10,000) It can be tough to look good while wearing extraordinarily expensive clothing. Wait, that’s entirely untrue. With the wide selection of well-crafted designer tuxedos, suits, sport coats and slacks, it’s arguably never been easier for men to garb themselves in quality garments, giving rise to one’s reputation even if ultimately lowering the bank account. Konquest has made it the clothing line’s personal vendetta to compromise this notion, providing outerwear pricey enough to rival a lightly used KIA, yet equally inappropriate for high brow occasions. Their diamond-studded hoodie combines over 4,000 hand placed crystals and a 3 carat diamond zipper with the perfect touch of homelessness, seamlessly blending its overpriced bling with its underpass feel.
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