Have you ever cracked a diamond? It sucks. Of course the diamond will lose its value. Many people though see a little gash in their diamond and they assume they have cracked diamonds. Do not be so quick to make a conclusion. Be sure you know what cracked diamonds look like before you decide that the diamond you have at hand is cracked. Better yet, bring it to a jeweler to check if you really have a cracked diamonds problem at hand. I once thought that I cracked the diamond on a ring given to me by my grandmother because I am really clumsy and it would not come as a surprise if I cracked up a diamond or whatever hard surface. So I brought it to the jeweler and he was nice enough to explain how my diamond was not really cracked at all.If you opt not to go to the jeweler yet, at least read this article on cracked diamonds: www.jewelry-secrets.com/Diamonds/Is-My-Diamond-Cracked/Is-My-Diamond-Cracked.html

My dad works as a dentist and so I grew up seeing, and eventually understanding dental radiographs and X-Rays even at a very young age. I never really thought about what I would do after graduating college until I reached the point in high school when I have to start applying in colleges. I wrote well, but I could not imagine myself working as a writer or as a journalist. The idea of becoming a dentist was something that was really appealing to me. I have grown up practically in a dental clinic surrounded by dental tools, dental radiographs and X-Rays, so why not? I think it would be a nice little challenge to be able to make a name for myself just like my dad did.So, fast forward to today I now have my own clinic and I am at present, blogging in the presence of dental radiographs and X-rays and I can confidently say that I am home.