After a sudden tragedy leaves three sisters orphaned, their lives are forever changed. Taken in by three different families across the city of Gaya, each girl grows up in a new world: one of quiet riches and affluence, another of intellectual culture and middle-class social status, and the last with faith and poor, humble beginnings. A heartwarming and deeply moving story of resilience, sisterhood, and self-discovery, Polishing Diamonds celebrates the power of love to reunite what fate once scattered, and celebrates creativity and femininity. This book speaks to the author’s life as a scientist, a traveler, and a son, as well as from the experiences of others he has met along the way. Polishing Diamonds explores the great creative capacities of women, as well as overcoming difficult situations. With a great sensitivity to companionship and love, this novel is a testament to overcoming adversity and finding one’s true calling. The characters in the novel are orphan triplets, adopted by three different types of families – a wealthy and educated family, an educated and middle-class family, and a low-income family with little education. They each become professionals that are equally intelligent and capable. One is a fashion designer, the other a doctor, who becomes an inventor, and the third is a politician, who is a lawyer. They all confront social obstacles that are common to women, especially professionals and other women under different capacity, with creativity, but using different approaches. Over the course of the novel, they learn more about themselves and each other as they could have ever thought possible. This book was written based on my experience as a scientist and living in many different cultures throughout my traveling around the world, as well as from experiences of other people. This book is inspirational and very much of today’s situation of women in the world, especially those who are educated.