Diamond Ring - A Gift for Life
A diamond ring is what you would call a gift for life, as it symbolizes true love, trust, and something that is meant to last forever.
Most often, a diamond ring is made of 14kt gold or white gold, but silver jewelry with genuine diamonds is sometimes made to give the piece an extra touch of elegance.
There are many different types of diamond rings, with the most sold rings, and those most commonly known, being eternity rings, which stand for the infinite and the close alliance between two people.
The princess ring is also one of the well-known diamond rings, featuring a single diamond set on top of the ring in either 4 or 6 prongs, allowing light to enter and reflect off all 58 facets of the diamond.
Can diamonds be read in tarot cards?
That's a pretty good question... Isn't that what people say when they don't really have an answer to the question or need an extra moment to consider the response?
My answer is: Yes, it can be.
In my case, I’m sitting one evening on the terrace with my friend, and we have a visit from a man, and I must add that there is also gin and tonic in abundance that evening.
As the evening progresses, we come up with the brilliant idea to draw tarot cards, as it can sometimes spark a really good conversation and open up new sides of ourselves and how we see each other.
The aforementioned man was also on board with the idea, and of all the cards, he draws the Devil.
Throughout the many years I have drawn tarot as a little hobby on fun occasions, no one has ever drawn exactly the Devil!
When I see which card he has drawn, I lean back in my chair, my eyes wide open, and right there, alarm bells should have gone off, not to mention a million red flags.
The conclusion about whether one can draw connections between tarot cards and diamond rings must be that yes, you can.
For in this particular case, the card said I should watch out for myself, and ideally, I should have taken to my heels, and that it would never be from him that I would receive a diamond ring, especially not an eternity ring.
As you can probably guess, the story is far from over, and I must admit that in this case, I have been incredibly naive, gullible, and wide-eyed.
And it all continues below the picture of the magical Devil.
Diamonds, Cups, and Swords
It took two months for me to realize what kind of devil he is behind the facade, and maybe I haven't even seen his true self yet, as he is so good at manipulating and distorting the truth.
Here's the very short version, as this blog would otherwise become far too long, and it should primarily focus on jewelry with diamonds, since that’s what we sell and not tarot cards.
After much drama and chaos, and not least mistrust from his side, where he doesn’t believe in me, we find ourselves again on the same terrace, drawing tarot cards.
This time he first draws the Seven of Cups, which is a card indicating a lot of deception and much else that isn’t very positive.
He decides that it can't be right that he drew this card, so he draws another one, and this time it’s the Page of Swords, which indicates roughly the same...
After this, he says: Now I believe in the cards!
Diamond ring, run!
The tragic part is that we had a pretty fun night out, where there was both dancing and singing.
The next morning, he once again had no trust in me and secretly looked through my phone, as he was constantly imagining ghosts that weren't there. This was the last straw in all our chaos, and I asked him to go home.
He suggested we have one last cup of coffee together, and then he would tell me something... And yes, one is always a bit curious.
He tells me that he has a girlfriend, someone he has known for a month, someone who wants him, and that he is moving in with her, where he has also applied for a job.
What the fuck - why did we need to meet again???.....
Yes, the questions are many, and I find it hard to find answers to them - It puzzles me how one can lie and deceive in this way without so much as blinking.
Therefore, I can only recommend that if you are with a person who draws the Devil, for God's sake run away and do not accept a diamond ring from his hand, regardless of the size of the diamond.
When should I give a diamond ring?
This should actually be a jewelry blog that helps us sell a little more and attract a few more visitors, but it feels like everything is going a bit off on a tangent to something else and a little more personal.
What I want to say is: If you have found the one, where you:
- Feel a sense of peace
- Trust the person
- Get butterflies in your stomach when you meet
- He/She is honest, even when it's difficult
- You have fun together
Then there is nothing in the world that should hold you back from receiving or gifting a diamond ring to that person, and remember to enjoy every second, as life just rushes by.