A diamond is the April birthstone. Its name in Greek comes from the word adamas, "invincible".

Diamonds are simply crystallized carbon. April's birthstone is the perennial first choice for engagement rings, but it is also the anniversary gem for the 10th and 60th years of marriage.

The diamond's white hue signifies life, joy and innocence. But diamonds may be nearly any color in the rainbow plus a wide range of browns, grays, and white. Shades of yellow are most common, followed by colorless. Blue, black, reddish, and greenish are more valuable (some extremely so).

It's interesting to note that a woman wears her diamond on the third finger of her left hand because early Egyptians believed the vena amoris (vein of love) ran directly from the heart to the top of the third finger, left hand.

A gift of a Diamond is symbolic of everlasting love. There is no more convincing a promise of an enduring relationship than the brilliant gemstone that has endured in people's hearts throughout history.

We have a stunning diamond and  jewelry collection that come with IGI (International Gemological Institute) certified appraisals.  These appraisals are done in the heart of the diamond district in New York City and are the most respected of diamond appraisers.

That being said, why not buy beautiful diamond jewelry at a great price from someone you trust at America’s Super Pawn?

America's Super Pawn is proud to sponsor a blood drive on Saturday, January 7th, 2012 from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm at our Bradenton store located at 5137 14th Street West. Did you know that one blood donation can help save the lives of up to three patients? It is estimated that nine out of ten people who live to age 70 will require a blood transfusion. Florida Blood Services is a not for profit healthcare provider of blood and blood components to patients at over 100 hospitals and 40 ambulatory healthcare facilities in 42 Northern Florida, Southern Alabama, Southern Georgia and Tampa Bay counties. Almost 350,000 volunteer donations are needed annually. The need for blood does not take a holiday, come donate with us and save lives in our community!