One Ring to Bind Them All?
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This presentation is delivered for Barcamp 7 which is held on 10 Sep 2011 in Block 71, Mediapolis Singapore. It's a fun presentation where I present the economics, myths and science in searching for an engagement diamond ring for my fiancee. For example, I will also cover the 4Cs of diamonds (Clarity Cut, Color and Carat) in a layman manner and how to purchase the ring. The story helped me realized that each man's search for the one ring is filled with intrigue and interest.
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- 1. One Ring to Bind Them All? The Search for a Diamond Ring Bernard Leong 1
- 2. The talk is about the search for a diamond engagement ring 2
- 3. Diamonds are a girl’s best friend 3
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- 14. Salary 2x 3x 1x Price: Pegged against Salary of the Man? 14
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