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To: Bob Fairchild who wrote (51)	1/20/2002 12:46:20 AM
From: bill	Respond to of 613

That's reassuring. According to kaiser's tables for evaluating diamond plays a significant number of colored micros (if I've got this right) is an indication of poor quality macros. I'll have to print out his charts and take a closer look at them. As we all know, Argyle lives on its pink diamonds. Fancies are truly rare. Black, brown don't count. Light yellow might. Amber? Questionable. For awhile DeBeers was trying to unload their stock of yellow diamonds by promoting them as fashionable. Didn't seem to take hold. Pray for blood red. A couple of stones would make a mine. They're nice to think about (at one time I had a hobby of collecting colored stones--rubies, emeralds, etc.-- but ended up giving them away to the femmes in the family.) but it's the regular diamonds that'll make us a mine. May they all be flawless blues (blue is a clear diamond) and may there be many of them.