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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry Question: looking for men black diamond rings??
online or in any popular worldwide store ??Answer: I love ebay!!
I love ebay!!Answer: Hi, here's what you do. Go into google or yahoo image ...
Hi, here's what you do. Go into google or yahoo image search. Key in mens black diamond ring or whatever you're looking for. Voila, you now have thousands of photographs to choose from. Most images link to a website for more information. Hmm, black diamond, lucky guy!Question: who here has a LEO diamond? I just got mine last night. 1.55 carats round solitare engagement ring.?
only kay jewelers carries the LEO diamond. I am curious to whom else may have or knows anything about what makes the LEO diamond the best? I am the luckiest lady alive! the diamond is so brilliant. I had heard about LEO diamonds through advertising, but had not seen one in person til I picked out mine last night.Answer: VERY LUCKY THIS DIAMOND is exclusive to Kay Jewelers and is ...
VERY LUCKY THIS DIAMOND is exclusive to Kay Jewelers and is very high grade!
A.Leo diamonds are indpendetly measured for superior fire, sparkle, and brilliance. The certification of that brilliance, known as "RETURN OF LIGHT," You may recieve a certifice of authencity from your jeweler if you request in case you decide to sell it god forbid your marriage goes downhill.
In comparison to a normal everyday diamond. A normal high class diamond has medium white light, low color light, low scintillation. While your LEO diamond has very high white light, high color, and high scintillation. Its sometimes so high of a grade that to a normal vendor they may reject it as to perfect and classify it as fake unless they measure it with an instrument or look under a microscope.
B. Are you the luckiest lady ever! Probably not just happy and in love.
C. If your wondering how much he spent........oh Im not gonna spoil if it you want it email!!!Question: What the best cut on a diamond ring thats 3/4 caret?
like all the cuts but I dont kno which one would make the ring look bigger. what cut makes it look smaller also...Answer: octogon
itll shine all ways throought the room, haha.
octogon
itll shine all ways throought the room, haha.Answer: go try on ring and oick the best one that looks good on your ...
go try on ring and oick the best one that looks good on your fingerAnswer: For the most brilliance and fire, get a round brilliant cut. ...
For the most brilliance and fire, get a round brilliant cut. Princess cuts will look smaller, because they carry most of their weight on the underside of the stone. Rounds, Pear, and Oval will look the largest.
Again, the round brilliant is the best cut to get fire and sparkle from your diamond. Therefore, it is almost the most eye-catching. Enjoy!Question: What does this mean? This is the writing with the diamond ring im looking at.?
? Genuine round .75 ct. diamond (I-J color; I-2 to I-3 clarity)Answer: It means that the diamond's weight is 3/4 of a carat and ...
It means that the diamond's weight is 3/4 of a carat and its shape is a round probably a round brilliant. The color lies within the I to J range, range starts from D (colorless) to Z (more color), to fancy colors. It's clarity is I2-3, meaning included 2 to 3, GIA defines it as the inclusions are obvious to a skilled grader under 10x magnification. Typically this means the inclusions can easily be seen face up (you look at the table facet), and/or the inclusions affect seriously the stone's durability, and/or they are so numerous and/or large that they affect the stone's brilliance and transparency.
Inhonest opinion you should be careful especially with the durability of this gem when cleaning and setting in jewelry.Question: I have inherited a gold and diamond ring but has no hallmarks on it. it is very worn.can anyone help with age?
it is at least from 1900 as that is as far back as we know of it through the family. it is on a scroll mount but over the years has worn a bit flat. the top looks white/platinum gold and again has work flat but looks like it was decorated.
thanks for taht. I did take it to a jewellers while taking something to get mended but they did not have a clue. they are very well known (and price inflated) named store so were surprised when the lasy just said. gold and diamonds but thats all I can tell you! they are advertised and over 100 years experience of all jewellery
! hoping you people out there may know more than themAnswer: 1897
1897Answer: get 3 appraisals. and don't sell it to the guy giving ...
get 3 appraisals. and don't sell it to the guy giving you a price.Answer: Take it to a jewellers, they will be able to date it for you ...
Take it to a jewellers, they will be able to date it for you and also give you an approximate value.Answer: Look for an antique dealer in your area who specializes in ...
Look for an antique dealer in your area who specializes in jewelry - or at least is familiar with it. Most modern jewelry stores are not equipped to deal with older pieces, especially the popular, "Brand name" chains.
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