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diamond wallpaper
What's diamond wallpaper APK?
diamond wallpaper is a app for Android, It's developed by motion interactive author.
First released on google play in 6 years ago and latest version released in 6 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.25 stars with 16 rated times.
This product is an app in Personalization category. More infomartion of diamond wallpaper on google play
diamond wallpaper is an lwp for your phone set the app as live wallpaper to make your android phone more beautiful and alive download heart key live wallpaper from our given resolutions for free. we have the best collection of diamond wallpaper. if you don’t find the perfect resolution, you may download the original size or any higher resolution diamond wallpaper which will best fit your screen.
this lwp depict a picture of a diamond and cute glitter wallpapers key in shaped of heart, this key is blinking giving an impression that this is an expensive key made from diamond, very beautiful. symbolic love hearts become tiresomely ubiquitous as valentine’s day approaches, diamond wallpaper, when many a sweetheart will be hoping to receive a heart-shaped piece of jewellery as a tangible token of love, and maybe also of commitment. i have to admit to buying myself the interesting brooch pictured below, however, partly on account of its unusual construction (both the heart and oversized key have their own securing pins), and partly because it so perfectly symbolises the idea of surrendering the key to one’s heart to a lover, as well as of connection. a locked heart-shaped padlock may be the perfect symbol for the unbreakable bond of exclusive love between two people, but there is a more prosaic explanation for its appearance, too, in that this was simply the form taken by nineteenth-century padlocks known as cast-heart locks (click here to view an array of such padlocks).
disregarding this utilitarian consideration, romantics prefer to read the symbolism of love into the combination of hearts and padlocks, as demonstrated by the popularity of such pieces of jewellery since the nineteenth century, many far grander than mine (indeed, if you click here, you’ll see the bracelet that prince albert gave queen victoria for christmas in 1839, from which dangles a padlock-shaped charm with a heart-shaped diamond at its centre). in recent years, a trend has sprung up among young lovers to secure padlocks bearing their initials to a bridge (itself a symbol of connection) and then to throw the key into the water below, the gesture signifying that they will be locked together in love for eternity.
this lwp depict a picture of a diamond and cute glitter wallpapers key in shaped of heart, this key is blinking giving an impression that this is an expensive key made from diamond, very beautiful. symbolic love hearts become tiresomely ubiquitous as valentine’s day approaches, diamond wallpaper, when many a sweetheart will be hoping to receive a heart-shaped piece of jewellery as a tangible token of love, and maybe also of commitment. i have to admit to buying myself the interesting brooch pictured below, however, partly on account of its unusual construction (both the heart and oversized key have their own securing pins), and partly because it so perfectly symbolises the idea of surrendering the key to one’s heart to a lover, as well as of connection. a locked heart-shaped padlock may be the perfect symbol for the unbreakable bond of exclusive love between two people, but there is a more prosaic explanation for its appearance, too, in that this was simply the form taken by nineteenth-century padlocks known as cast-heart locks (click here to view an array of such padlocks).
disregarding this utilitarian consideration, romantics prefer to read the symbolism of love into the combination of hearts and padlocks, as demonstrated by the popularity of such pieces of jewellery since the nineteenth century, many far grander than mine (indeed, if you click here, you’ll see the bracelet that prince albert gave queen victoria for christmas in 1839, from which dangles a padlock-shaped charm with a heart-shaped diamond at its centre). in recent years, a trend has sprung up among young lovers to secure padlocks bearing their initials to a bridge (itself a symbol of connection) and then to throw the key into the water below, the gesture signifying that they will be locked together in love for eternity.
