Is it really wrong to swap the diamonds in my grans jewellery for cubic zirconas. They're very good copies.

Question

She''l never know, and she'll leave them to me anyway.
I might as well enjoy the benefits now, at least I won't be wishing her dead so I can get my hands on them.

Answer 1

Do it, she'll never notice. Then you can enjoy time with your gran rather than hoping she'd keel over soon.

Answer 2

did you know there are unspoken laws in this life...of which you are about to get a lecture!
one of these laws go like this ' what you do to others will come back to you ' (usually to bite you in the bum)
a friendly warning is that jewels are hard, you wouldnt like those to bite your bum would you?
well, i've had 35 years on planet earth, and i know enuff of life to know that you have absolutely no respect for your granny. perhaps its the way they raised you, because you dont sound like you have a loving relationship at all. Be that as it may, if you can realize there's no love coming from them, and you can find the decency in your heart to realize that you dont have to sink to that same level, but that you can rise above it and not perpetuate a cycle of unlovedness, then you will do the decent thing and put that thought right out your mind boy!
Cherish your granny, you never know what wisdom the aged hold. Greed is one of the deadly sins of humankind, it leads perhaps not to physical death, but death in a figurative way. Be nice! Choose life...take care now, Wisdom.

Answer 3

This would not only be theft but you would be abusing your Gran's trust and abuse of any elderly person, let alone your Gran is despicable. What makes you so sure she will leave anything to you - she might be an older person but that does not make her stupid and with her experience she probably has a very good idea of what you are up to.

Answer 4

How could you even consider something like that. Your gran has probably cherished her jewellery for years and when she is no longer alive you or someone close to you will also as special keepsakes that will keep her memory alive. Suggest you get your benefits elsewhere.

Answer 5

What happens if she becomes very ill and has to be hospitalized indefinitely? What if your family has to sell off the estate to cover the mounting bills that the illness causes?

How are you gonna explain that you swapped them out then? Are you gonna lie about it then? So now you've stolen AND lied.

Karma comes back eventually.....

Answer 6

You have no chance dude, perhaps if you were a jewel expert in the first place, but then you would not need the money,so then you would have to get an expert and he would rip you off!!!presume grandfather bought them, shame on you,you greedy little man!

Answer 7

Hmmmm a good wind up or a serious ethical point being made? If the first, congratulations on an effective wind up; if the second - DON'T.

Answer 8

I wish every day that I could be with my Gramma again. You disgust me in your question. NO RESPECT for other people's property???? What else have you stolen???? The local Police should check you out--if you are willing to cheat your Grandmother--you'd CHEAT anybody

Answer 9

Yes, it's wrong. It's called stealing.

Wishing someone dead so that you'll get your hands on their possessions is wrong too. You should love your grandma more than that and if you don't, you don't deserve to inherit anything when she dies.

Answer 10

You clearly know it is wrong or you wouldn't ask the question.

I sincerely hope she leaves you absolutely nothing which is all you deserve.

You are a cruel, cold-hearted bastard and I hope my grandchildren are not like you. May you rot in Hell.

Answer 11

i hope your life ends very painfully . i despise greedy people you are only thinking about yourself . if the copy's are so Good why don't you use them for yourself then only you would know the truth and would not have to rob granny of her precess belongings .