Looking for the ultimate Chanukah gift? How about a diamond-studded dreidel for $1,800?Now, that's a nice heirloom to pass down through the generations. Of course, you'll have to frisk your dreidel players after each game.
You could always just have it painted into a family portrait and let your descendants spend a lot of time looking for it each Chanukah. Tracing the Tribe believes in establishing your own holiday traditions!
If you really want one, the Platinum Micro-Pave Diamond Dreidel, with .96 carats of handset diamonds is available from Mervis Diamond Importers.
This is not the kind of dreidel you stuff chocolate coins in. This one requires real gold (not foil) coins.
Tracing the Tribe would like to say we received one of these limited edition items in return for writing about it, but ours must be lost in the mail!
Read about it here. (NOTE: Here is the Mervis Diamond page for more info and the phone number for ordering. For those who have asked, the stones are handset in gold and platinum.)
I am very much fond of diamond and the way you have projected, it looks exceptionally well. If I kindly have the knowledge of shop Mervis Diamond Importers then it would be very kind for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your kind information.
http://www.mervisdiamond.com/tacori-diamonds is the page for more information on the diamond dreidel. The dreidel's diamonds are handset in gold and platinum and the stones are graded G/H color and VS2/SI1 clarity.
ReplyDeleteHave fun spinning this one!
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