She turned .. This is how Sherine commented on the ring and cordon of her sister, Narin Buiti

Days after circulating photos and clips from the wedding ceremony of Narin Buiti, her sister, Sherine Beyti, shared her followers with a spontaneous clip via Snapchat, in which she expressed the extent of her fascination with the wedding ring that Narin wore, which later turned out to be Blue Diamond.

Sherine began her speech by indicating that everyone focused on a Narin ring, but she personally attracted in particular to the “collar” or the contract that her sister wore. She described the great shine of the diamonds saying: “From a lot of diamonds … I tried and I was looking at it … The ring also turned … she works like … dance … I am doing a shift from the diamond shine.”

Sherine also indicated that Narin has a piece of rare blue diamond, saying: “It’s blue diamond … I did not know Rami Jaib for two Blue Diamond.” Here, Sherine expresses her surprise and amazement with the beauty of the blue diamonds presented by Rami Lamaren.

Sherine also revealed a shift in her taste towards diamonds this year. After she might prefer traditional white diamonds, she was now fascinated by colored diamonds, especially yellow diamonds. Sherine, enthusiastically, says: “But it is the Sunnah, I do not know what happened to me, but it is a dunimids who have a color, I mean, it is not a condition, but the White Diamond is like a heck, but the most Diamond loved it, and it is not, but its lover loved it is the period is the yellow.”

Sherine was not satisfied with expressing her admiration, but she called on her followers to share this new passion, saying: “They missed Google and write Blue Diamond rings or, for example, Yellow Diamond and see the pictures if it is faint for you, as I am Sherines Boyti.”

At the conclusion of her talk about her sister’s jewelry, Sherine returned to emphasize the splendor of the blue diamonds owned by two fire, describing it as: “Many sweet, even the sweet Blid, sweet, followed by many many, many, many strong, strong, above the evaluation.” (et Arabic)