“They may signify wealth, but they can actually mean so much more-like committment, family, and love. And there's nothing like a perfect diamond to remind you that you'll never be perfect - the truth is, all you can do is try.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 224
“Guys are so transparent most of the time. Unless, of course, they're dating you, in which case they are utter mysteries.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 15
“… It sucked. I couldn't sleep. I couldn't eat. I couldn't even shop. Actually that's not true. I had gotten this amazing Marni backless dress down at Barneys the day before-but I didn't go really crazy like normal.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 51
“Oh my god. I just hung around with an unpretty person. Excuse me while I go home to scrub myself with expensive body wash and a pink loofah, to rid myself of the unpretty germs.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 48
“She didn't want to know how much Ray had paid for it because that had nothing to do with its real value.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 222
“All the boys in rehab are totally available because their girlfriends have all given up on them. It's fantastic.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 115
“When you grow up in Bel Air and shop only in expensive boutiques on Rodeo and Robertson, you develop a kind of allergy to anything unpretty -clothes, cars… even people… you start thinking that if you hang around unattractive people, their homeliness can be contagious.”Nicole Richie book The Truth About DiamondsSource: The Truth About Diamonds (2005), p. 48
