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That's the fun of having daughters. You know that your jewellery and personal items will be enjoyed by them when you're gone.

Whatever you get, post a photo of it here for us, so that I can live vicariously! Depending on how many daughters you have, you may have to get more than one, if you get my drift.

Yes, you're right: in Italy they use the 18kt gold but generally not diamonds. My parents are from Bassano, just up the road from Padua.

She's smart--I too would rather go to Paris than get a diamond ring or have a big wedding.

lol, you think I haven't already?

I am a socialist and I believe in looking after those less fortunate, so I can see where you're coming from. BUT I don't think making judgements without knowing a person is okay though. For all you know, MTR may be all the things you list, and then some more. You have no idea of the charitable...

I think it's a girl/female thing. Anything that sparkles we like.

ooh, really? I didn't know. I thought that their prices were too cheap and that they couldn't last. I'm sure Dior and Bulgari weren't happy to have their 18 ct gold jewellery selling for a song.

I love sparkly things, so I get where you're coming from. Yes, they are cheaper in the US. I have a girlfriend who purchased her large rock from the US. I have purchased some really beautiful jewellery from a website called Bidz.com. Admittedly, a few years ago they had better deals. I think...