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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry Question: What does FD mean on a diamond ring???
I have a diamond ring and it is 10kt and FD on the inside of the band... I just want to know what does "FD" stand for..Answer: the designers mark or initials
the designers mark or initialsAnswer: Forever Diamonds. It's a slogan. It subconsciencely ...
Forever Diamonds. It's a slogan. It subconsciencely encourages you to buy more diamonds, because you've heard the slogan before somewhere, lots of commercials say it and then when you see FD you'll think oh Forever Diamonds. Hope this helps. Bon Chance!Question: what do the numbers "925" mean if they're inscribed on the inside of a ring? its silver w/ a diamond
the ring is somewhat tarnished looking because it was found outside, but we're assuming that the numbers are "925". how else could we find out the value of the ring? (cincinnati ohio area)Answer: Take it to an appraiser or even a pawn shop.
Take it to an appraiser or even a pawn shop.Answer: it may be the count if only 1000 were made that is number ...
it may be the count if only 1000 were made that is number 925 of 1000.Answer: That's a code used to say that the jewelry (in this ...
That's a code used to say that the jewelry (in this case, your ring) is made of pure silver.Answer: take it to a jeweler for appraisal. Best way to find ...
take it to a jeweler for appraisal. Best way to find out...Answer: ITS $9.25
ITS $9.25Answer: just means it real silver theyre also should be a country ...
just means it real silver theyre also should be a country name on it .ie.italyAnswer: it means that its silver thats the code for it
it means that its silver thats the code for itAnswer: it means its made of real silver!
it means its made of real silver!Answer: ITS THE GRADE OF SILVER USED
ITS THE GRADE OF SILVER USEDAnswer: "925" is probably the settings model number, or ...
"925" is probably the settings model number, or casting number. The only way to know its true value is to take it to a good jeweler. They may charge an apprasial fee.Answer: all ofsilver jewelry has the 925 on it. I don't know ...
all ofsilver jewelry has the 925 on it. I don't know why.Answer: actually it means .925 grade sterling silver
That is the ...
actually it means .925 grade sterling silver
That is the highest grade and the most common grade of silver used for jewelry and fine silver peices.Answer: .925 means that it is 92.5 percent silver
.925 means that it is 92.5 percent silverAnswer: 925 is a good thing. It refers to how much actual silver is ...
925 is a good thing. It refers to how much actual silver is in your ring. To be considered "sterling" 925 is the number you look for. Buy some silver jewelry cleaner and the tarnish will come right off.Answer: some places those numbers are the creaters ...
some places those numbers are the creaters "number" if they are a member of a national jewlers organization. other places thats what the value of the ring was when it was created. it all varies on what. in all honesty there are a lot of things it can mean and without a picture and more information on the ring you cant be certain.Answer: I believe that that is the percentage of silver in the ring. ...
I believe that that is the percentage of silver in the ring. Most metals such as gold and silver are not totally durable enough in their purest state for jewelry purposes. So they mix in other metals to give them extra strength for their intended purpose.Answer: 925 Sterling Silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% ...
925 Sterling Silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper. It will tarnish, but some good silver polish, like Wright's Silver Polish Cream, will bring it back to its natural shine.
You can find the value of the ring by taking it to a local jeweler. Most will be more than happy to give you the value.Answer: 92.5% Silver, i.e Sterling Silver.
Gold is measured in ...
92.5% Silver, i.e Sterling Silver.
Gold is measured in "karats". Pure gold is 24K. So, testing your math skills (where's that calculator), what is the percentage of gold in the average 14k jewelry they sell in the US?
Hint: Not very much.
Is it any wonder that most Asian and Middle Eastern countries offer 21 and 22k gold? It's a far better value.
Back to your question: Diamonds are measured in a different "karat", but also graded by several factors, the four "C"s as they are called: Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat Weight.
As valuable diamonds are rarely set in silver, and even moderately large diamonds with poor specs under the 4 C's are not expensive, I can estimate that this ring, not even seeing it, is not worth more than $150, and possibly much less.Answer: it means it's sterling silver. =]
it means it's sterling silver. =]Answer: It's just a code that shows it's sterling silver, ...
It's just a code that shows it's sterling silver, not nickel or anything else. All silver jewelry should have that.Answer: its the area code.
in california :]
its the area code.
in california :]Answer: It means that it is 925 parts pure silver. That is known as ...
It means that it is 925 parts pure silver. That is known as sterling in the U.S. and also in the U.K.(However in the U.K. if there is no assayers mark, a lion, it will be called white metal)Question: Does anyone know of any Good Online Sites for Diamond rings ?
Looking to go online to purchase an Engaement ring ..Anyone trust any sites they have purchased from ? Thanks in advanced ...Answer: http://www.qvc.com/cgen/render.aspx?qp=class|1001&walk.yah=1 ... Answer: www.ice.com
www.ice.comAnswer: www.bluenile.com
I boughtwife's engagement ring ...
www.bluenile.com
I boughtwife's engagement ring there. And then we both bought our wedding bands from there. Great diamonds, bands, and customer service!
I did a hefty amount of research for internet jewelry stores and this was the cream of the crop!
Good luck!Question: What is the best store or website to buy diamond rings from?
Present for the gf, looking for quarter to a third carat solitaire or three stone in white gold? Thanks people! Oh, and I have already searched:
the jewelry factory
ZALES
Kay's
Gordon's Jewelers
LittmannsAnswer: www.Helzberg.com/Diamonds
www.Helzberg.com/DiamondsAnswer: Not sure where you live, but Shane Company is the best one I ...
Not sure where you live, but Shane Company is the best one I know. Based in CA, but they have a website; they are a direct diamond dealer, and the salespeople are not paid on commission. Good luck!
http://www.shaneco.com/Answer: I always had best luck with Gordons.
I must ask....with ...
I always had best luck with Gordons.
I must ask....with all that is entailed in the diamond trade are you sure she wants diamonds?Answer: zales & kays have pretty rings to get
zales & kays have pretty rings to getAnswer: try macys or nordstroms im really not sure
good luck
try macys or nordstroms im really not sure
good luckQuestion: Whats the cheapest possible REAL diamond ring?
I know smaller carats can be less than $100...whats an inexpensive diamond ring go for these days?Answer: You can get rings with diamond accents for $100 or less, but ...
You can get rings with diamond accents for $100 or less, but if you are wanting a diamond ring with an actual diamond solitaire, the smallest I've seen is 1/5 of a carat, for around $250.Answer: You can probably get a low quality cluster style ring for ...
You can probably get a low quality cluster style ring for $199-$250.. if you want a small solitaire, .10ct or so, don't look for too much less then $300... 1/4 ct.. prices start about $400, for a really low grade one. |
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