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Question: How do I know if the pawn-shop did not replace my real diamond ring with a fake diamond when returning itback?
I brought my diamond ring to the pawn-shop. The shop looked kind of crappy. I asked only for $500 (not to pay too high interests), even the ring costed over $1500. The salesperson tried to cheap around: 'Oh, we actually wanted to give you $450, but it is o'k...' Then they took my fingerprints and I signed the contract which contained info about my ring, address, ID. I did not feel secure at all stepping out of the shop. I'm going to pick up my ring in one week. What is the guarantee that they do not do the replacement of my diamond and the ring itself which is made of 14K white gold? What should I do if they will?

Answer: When you get it back, take it to a jewelry store and have ...
When you get it back, take it to a jewelry store and have them check it out to see it everything is the same.

Answer: do you have paper work from the orginal purchase of the ...
do you have paper work from the orginal purchase of the ring, proving it is what you state? if so, go to a jewelry shop where they can test the diamond and they can tell you if it a true diamond, and what quality it is, if it is not what you purchased in the first place you can take legal action, since you have proof

Answer: just go to a jewlery store somewhere else and get it ...
just go to a jewlery store somewhere else and get it APRAISED. they can tell you how much K you have in there and all that other good stuff...how much it's worth too.

Question: I have a fake diamond, how can I put it on my ear so it will stay?
I have a small glass diamond and I am wondering how I can somehow make it stay on my ear lobe unpainfully without getting my easr pierced obviously.(its for halloween)

Answer: hmmm there has to be soem type of glue or you can go to the ...
hmmm there has to be soem type of glue or you can go to the craft store and buy the clip on part and glue the diamond to the clippy part

Answer: super glue... use something to help get it off tho.. ...
super glue... use something to help get it off tho.. don't pull it.. and only use a small small small amount to get it on there

Answer: A little extreme but try a small amount of superglue. Just ...
A little extreme but try a small amount of superglue. Just be sure to have some acetone (or nail polish remover) to get it off afterwards. A little less extreme would be a small piece of double sided tape. In a pinch, use a piece of duct tape rolled in a circle.

Answer: small dab of super glue and to remove just use hot water as ...
small dab of super glue and to remove just use hot water as in a shower heat melts glue and no adverse effects to ear

Answer: TAPE IT
TAPE IT

Question: How to make fake diamond earrings look real?
I have these really cute fake diamond earrings, but they look too fake. How do you make them look more real?

Answer: Keep them very clean and windex or ammonia will help do ...
Keep them very clean and windex or ammonia will help do that.

Answer: I don't know how to make those particular earrings look ...
I don't know how to make those particular earrings look real, but I have found that when buying diamond simulants, it's best to get them in a gold (white or yellow) setting. This kind of makes it hard to tell if it is or isn't real.

Answer: Why do they look so obviously fake? Are they large and ...
Why do they look so obviously fake? Are they large and gaudy? Maybe you should wear smaller fake diamonds, as real ones are usually smaller and don't shout for attention. To make them really sparkle, soak them in a solution of water to which has been added a few drops of dish detergent and ammonia. Some fake gemstones can really fool people if they are of a discreetly smaller size.

Question: I want to buy a Cubic Zirconia ring but I dont want to get a fake 'fake' diamond.?
I wish I could buy a real diamond....does anyone know if Ziamond web page is serious and I will get a good product? I am scare of buying jewerly online but their prices are really good!

Answer: try e bay
try e bay

Answer: Cubic zirconia is a fake that is used as a substitute for ...
Cubic zirconia is a fake that is used as a substitute for diamonds. Make sure it's in at least a sterling silver mounting or sterling with 14K overlay. Here's what it has going for it. It's almost as tough as a diamond It's got good refraction (sparkle) It comes in all of the same shapes that diamonds do And it comes in pretty colors as well. Just don't buy one that is to large, because then everyone will know it's fake. Ziamond is pricey, but what they sell is high fashion jewelry with 14K, 18K and platinum mountings--and theirs look like authentic diamond pieces--not like the cheaper knockoffs.

Question: Is there any way a diamond necklace can be fake?
First of all, here's a link: http://diamonds.ross-simons.com/rs/show_product.jsp;jsessionid=01085DF0661389E6AD009572EEC3CCB6?Prod_ID=223348 I found this online and I'm totally in love with it. I just hopes it looks as good in real life! Anyways, is there any way diamond necklaces can be fake, kind of like designer purses can be? I really want this necklace, I'm just paranoid because I would have to order it in the mail and it might not be exactly as it is in the picture. Advice and opinions are appreciated, thanks =]

Answer: I think its a bit cheap to be diamond expecially since there ...
i think its a bit cheap to be diamond expecially since there are so many of them try going to swavorski crystals. their jewery is cheaper but its crystal so it looks like diamonds! I gotbff one and she thought it was real! and yes there is a way for it to be fake it may be like I said crystals or it can be man made diamonds which im not sure but they arent that expensive compared to natural diamonds. go with a reputational company like tiffanys or Kays or ect. those diamond companys you see on advertisement expecially around christmas where the husbad is giving his wife a present and its in the christmas tree. lol I babble well hope that help!

Answer: If the website has a number, call them and ask them a few ...
If the website has a number, call them and ask them a few questions...I don't think you'll be too paranoid if you find out what you're buying... Good Luck

Answer: I don't think that it is fake but if you order it and ...
I don't think that it is fake but if you order it and find out that it is, then you can just return it (it's illegal for them to lie about that though). It's a cute necklace though!!

Answer: as always, everything can be fake.. purses, clothes, ...
as always, everything can be fake.. purses, clothes, jewelery ,etc everything can be fake I suggest you find out where this necklace is sold (like in a store) and then go talk to the real people who sell it.. you can also get advice from a jeweler. Hope this helps!

Answer: I definitely think that a .5 carat diamond necklace would ...
I definitely think that a .5 carat diamond necklace would cost more than $330... Its a very cute piece of jewelry, but it might be cubic zirconia, not diamond. Cubics are diamond look alikes to the untrained eye. Personally, I highly doubt that those are real diamonds. I have also never heard of that jewelry company. You should either A) look for a similar necklace from a reputable jeweler or B) if you can't afford diamonds, look for a similar necklace in cubic zirconia (meaning, the seller TELLS you its cubic zirconia before you buy it). It will still be cute and most people will never be able to tell the difference! Good luck!

Answer: Diamonds can be quite cheap depending on clarity, shape, and ...
Diamonds can be quite cheap depending on clarity, shape, and other factors. It looks very pretty in the picture but this could be a picture of one with perfect diamonds, whereas the one they send you might have not-so perfect diamonds. Plus I'm sure it's a lot smaller than what you think, diamonds can be cut very small and aren't too expensive. Look up the website on Better Business Bureau .com, if it's a legit company they will be on there.

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