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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry Question: Diamond ring with this description = is it a good value?
So I am looking into buying this ring. Its actually a ring guard/wrap for my engagement ring. Its absolutely beautiful. But I am clueless to diamonds. So based on the below description and the amount the guy is asking for do you think it is a good deal or not?
With very nice and colorless 14 natural round cut diamonds F color, SI clarity appx.
10 points each diamond and 8 marquise cut natural DIAMONDS appx. 20 points each marquise:
7 of the marquise cut diamonds are GH color, SI clarity and 1 marquise I color, VS clarity ?
Total Carat weight appx. 3 CT'S -
14K GOLD hallmark - the guard is made from solid 14K GOLD
Weight very heavy appx.7 GRAMS
Opening space is 6mm.
Ring Measures 25mm (1") Knuckle to knuckle
The asking price is 1400? What do you think?Answer: If the stones are really what he says they are than it's ...
If the stones are really what he says they are than it's quite an okay deal.
To give you an idea: F color is a very good color, SI clarity means it's not a clean stone, it has black inclusions etc... But that's probably not visible in such small stones, and not with the naked eye.
Colors in diamonds go from D - M+, D being the best color (very clear white) M being a lower color which has a yellowish teint.
Clarity goes from LC - I3, LC meaning Loup Clean, so no inclusions at all, VVS is very minimum inclusions, mostly white. VS is minimum inclusions, often black. SI means with inclusions, mostly black. I is many inclusions.
The price is okay for the carats and also counting the weight of the gold.Answer: I think Diamonds are forever, but how do you know that ...
I think Diamonds are forever, but how do you know that you're getting the most bling for your buck?
Below is a link to a video that will answer all your questions and it'll be fun to watch ... hope it helpsQuestion: Heidi, a jewelry salesperson, earns a commission of $55 every time she sells a diamond ring. How many rings d?
Answer: way to go not finishing the question...
way to go not finishing the question...Answer: o I really wanted to hear the rest of that question
o I really wanted to hear the rest of that questionQuestion: pink sapphire and diamond ring?
my hubby gave me this ring for christmas how often should you have rings cleaned?Answer: Aren't sapphires meant to be blue?
Aren't sapphires meant to be blue?Answer: My engagement ring is pink sapphire and diamond. Rings look ...
My engagement ring is pink sapphire and diamond. Rings look great when they're cleaned, but you shouldn't do it too often. Remember to take it off before you wash with soap or do the dishes, and also before you do any gardening or cooking etc, anything that involves getting your hands dirty! This should keep your ring sparkling longer. I tend to cleanrings myself when they need it, usually just with water and a soft toothbrush. Occasionally with a gentle gem-cleaner or a very little toothpaste!
Penelope Pitstop - Sapphire is the name for the gem corundum when it isn't red. It can be any colour! (Red is Ruby)Answer: You should clean them when they don't look as sparkly. ...
You should clean them when they don't look as sparkly. Put some washing up liquid and boiling water in a cup and leave the ring in there for about 10 minutes then brush with a toothbrush.Answer: I have mine cleaned every 3 months
I have mine cleaned every 3 monthsAnswer: I have a similar ring, it comes up great when soaked in coke ...
I have a similar ring, it comes up great when soaked in coke for a few mins and rinsed.Answer: Do it yourself whenever you have a few minutes. Use the ...
Do it yourself whenever you have a few minutes. Use the clear liquid spray dettol (used to be dettox) put your jewellery into a small glass and cover with the liquid, agitate gently and leave for 5 mins. Use an artists stubby paint brush dipped in the liquid to remove fatty skin residue etc and put back for another 5 mins. Rinse in cold water and dry on kitchen paper. Much less expensive than going to a jeweller or paying for their products. You could also use Gin, but personally speaking, I think thats much better in a glass in your hand with lemon, ice and tonic whilst the dettol does it's job!
Don't use coke, yes it creates a shine but it also damages the metal and boiling water softens the gold so that the clasps on the shanks loosen and you could lose the stones.Answer: Have a look at this website, Gems TV is a major gemstone ...
Have a look at this website, Gems TV is a major gemstone producer and seller.
http://www.gemstv.co.uk/buyersGuide/gemCare.jspAnswer: You should wash with a antibacterial solution.
Not only ...
You should wash with a antibacterial solution.
Not only does it make the ring and stone super sparkly it will clean all the harmful bacteria that its on ur hands.
I cleanring once a month with antibactrial cleaner.Question: From where should I buy a platinum diamond(3/4 or 1 carat) ring for my wife?
where will I find good deals?Answer: Good deals - at a regular jewelry store like Jareds, Zales, ...
Good deals - at a regular jewelry store like Jareds, Zales, Helzberg - you can compare prices there. If you want a really nice surprise go to Tiffany's! Check out their websites before you go to get an idea of what they have and how much it costs. It makes it tougher for them to upsell you if you know exactly what you're looking for before you get there.Answer: Don't worry so much about the price but really the ...
Don't worry so much about the price but really the quality is important. Find a good dealer in your area. It will take some time to find the perfect one. ?Answer: Do NOT go to a mall or a jewelry store. She doesn't ...
Do NOT go to a mall or a jewelry store. She doesn't need a ring. Put it in a mutual fund.Answer: I think if ure buying her a platinum diamond shes lucky enuf ...
i think if ure buying her a platinum diamond shes lucky enuf as it is!Answer: If you haven't considered a Moissanite ring you really ...
If you haven't considered a Moissanite ring you really MUST DO. Moissanite is not a diamond, but it has even more fire than diamonds do and it's NOT a diamond simulate. It's just incredibly beautiful and has incredible hardness, meaning it will last a lifetime.
You can look in online places such as eBay and Amazon for either the stone or the stone with the setting, but as a woman the setting is very very important to me and I would want to choose it myself.
Also, jewelry retailers have a HUGE mark up. If you consider your purchase the same as purchasing a new car, then be prepared to bargain for your ring and even walk away the first day if necessary. They want to sell that ring as much as you want to buy it and you can get money off the selling price if you play it right. I got about $400 offwedding ring in this way.
Good Luck!Answer: look on DE beers website it does not get much better than ...
look on DE beers website it does not get much better than this www. de beers .comQuestion: Can I clean my diamond ring with rubbing alcohol?
Are there any other safe ways to clean it?Answer: buy jewelry cleaner at wal mart or a jewelry store.
buy jewelry cleaner at wal mart or a jewelry store.Answer: I wouldn't reccommend it. there are other professional ...
i wouldn't reccommend it. there are other professional cleaning services in jewelry stores or you can buy jewelry cleaner (which DOES work) hope I helped :)Answer: yes, you can use rubbing alcohol to remove surface smudges ...
yes, you can use rubbing alcohol to remove surface smudges and dirt - however, really stuck on, nasty dinginess really needs to be removed with a professional quality jewelry cleaner (which you can get at any drug store these days).
If you just want to remove fingerprints and such, rubbing alcohol pads are a jeweler's little secret weapon - I have always kept a stash of them on hand for when I show a piece that's been previously handled, but haven't had time to steam it clean...Answer: Yes, you can use alcohol to clean a diamond. Put 1 cup of ...
Yes, you can use alcohol to clean a diamond. Put 1 cup of water in a small pot. Add 1/4 cup of ammonia. Set a strainer on the rim of the pot, a few inches from the water. Put the ring in the strainer. Steam clean the ring over low/medium heat. This works great. |
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