Diamonds-usa review 1188, ..Thank you so much.....memory I would not trade for anything.

Monday, December 9, 2002

From: Corey Stark coreys@computercontrolsystems.com

Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2002 21:16:48 -0600

Dear Adi:

Thank you so much. It is hard to describe what a wonderful experience sharing this diamond with my wife became. She had no idea a diamond was even going to be part of our anniversary celebration. I planned an evening walk along the beach, and while she went to the hotel room to change shoes, I had only a brief minute to obtain the package, and meet her to 'go for our walk.' I had to run to get the package and, while still running, opened the package while returning to the hotel room. I stopped only long enough to peek inside the velvet box--the sight of the diamond literally took my breath away! It was beautiful.

The sharing of the diamond with my wife was very private and emotional and wonderful, including laughter and tears. After getting over the initial surprise of receiving the ring, she she asked where I had had this diamond hidden. She thought I had somehow 'stashed' the diamond in our checked luggage...and couldn't believe I had hidden it from her so well (since she had done all the packing for the trip).

Anyhow, to learn that her diamond actually was flown especially to Hawaii to be given to her made the whole event a memory which I wouldn't trade for anything. When I recounted the 'risk' and 'uncertainty' of the diamond's arrival, coupled with the fact that I had never even seen the diamond before giving it to her, coupled with the fact that she feels it is the most beautiful and fiery diamond she has ever seen, has all become a story and memory I would not trade for anything.

Thank you for making it happen.

(I have already been recommending you to my friends and family.)

Corey Stark