How come there aren't any diamond rings that sell for 950 trillion dollars?

Question

show proof why not

Answer 1

The price of the most expensive diamonds (intense pink) is around $150,000 per carat

950,000,000,000,000
150,000 ÷
--------------------------
6,333,333,333.33333333

1 carat weighs .0070547 of an oz.

6,333,333,333.33333333
.0070547 ×
--------------------------
44,679,766.6666666666

16 oz. in a pound

44,679,766.6666666666
16 ÷
--------------------------
2,792,485.41666666666

So the ring would weigh 2,792,485 lbs.
No one could wear it.

Answer 2

There probably aren't any diamond rings that sell for 950 trillion dollars because if you add up all of the money in the world, you probably won't be able to come up with 950 trillion dollars.

Answer 3

Because you are the only moron to pay the price and you are poor...

Of course if Bush stays in office for many more years and $950 trillion could be only $1 in today's terms....

Answer 4

We have yet to find a diamond large enough, clear enough, and flawless enough to be worth so much. This combined with the fact that it is becoming possible to manufacture gems and precious stones in a laboratory may decrease the value of these stones.

Answer 5

diamonds are not big enough to be worth that much
no one has that much money

Answer 6

because nobody wants a $950,000,000,000,000 ring.

you could do so much with it.

Answer 7

How do you know there arent? There could be.