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To: mineman who wrote (19948)	6/10/1999 12:22:00 PM
From: average joe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

According to teevee, Sophie said the diamonds are held in a vault, at the bank the company uses to transact their day to day business. There are some top notch diamond experts who would be able to study the stones and determine if they were related by the micro-inclusions in the stones. This process could take a few months and cost upwards of ten thousand dollars, perhaps the company can not justify spending those funds! Also, the diamonds would all have similar hardness patterns that could be tested by cutting. It will be interesting to see if the company sends the stones to one cutter or three! However, the most interesting thing is, if the diamonds are so good, why not publish some pictures? That would drive the stock up higher than even a positive news release. Every other company I have seen in the last decade has done this with the sole exception of you know who. I suppose they are shy and non promotional types and would be embarrassed to show off their success. aj