Creating diamonds is now easier than ever as the machine needed to produce lab-grown stones is sold at Alibaba for $200,000.

She told her partner—who makes $200,000 a year—that she doesn't want the ring, but he still isn't planning to replace it.

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While he admits that he wears fake jewelry, he has splurged his cash on expensive necklaces in the past. Back in 2022, the pass rusher reportedly spent $50,000 on a diamond chain and pendant that ...