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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Appriase Diamond Ring Jewelry Question: which is bigger 3/4 or 1/2 ct diamond ring?
Answer: last time I checked 3/4 was bigger than 1/2 no matter what ...
last time I checked 3/4 was bigger than 1/2 no matter what you're talking about.Answer: logically, wouldn't 3/4 be a bigger cut? I don't ...
logically, wouldn't 3/4 be a bigger cut? I don't know though. sorryAnswer: ditto
dittoAnswer: Okay, simple math: 1/2=2/4, and 3/4 is bigger than 2/4 cuz 3 ...
Okay, simple math: 1/2=2/4, and 3/4 is bigger than 2/4 cuz 3 is bigger than 2. so yeah, 3/4 ct would be biggerAnswer: well 3/4 > 1/2
so you tell me
well 3/4 > 1/2
so you tell meAnswer: 1/2 equals 2/4-obviously 3/4 is larger
1/2 equals 2/4-obviously 3/4 is largerAnswer: think of it this way:
1/2 = 50%
3/4 = 75%.
3/4 would be ...
think of it this way:
1/2 = 50%
3/4 = 75%.
3/4 would be biggerAnswer: a 3/4 ct. diamond ring is bigger than a 1/2 ct. diamond ...
a 3/4 ct. diamond ring is bigger than a 1/2 ct. diamond ring. SHINY!!
HOPE THIS HELPED!!Answer: Uh idk.. 1/2 maybe?
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Uh idk.. 1/2 maybe?
..Answer: if you dont know which is bigger maybe you should stick to ...
if you dont know which is bigger maybe you should stick to zirconiumAnswer: 3/4 is bigger...think about it this way...if you had two ...
3/4 is bigger...think about it this way...if you had two pies, and you cut one into 4 pieces (2cuts through the middle of the pie, giving you 4 equal pieces...) and the other one into 2 equal halves...then the pieces from each pie 1/2 and 3/4 would not be equal. 1/2 is equal to only 2/4 of the pie, but you have 3/4 which is bigger.
By the way...The standard size of a diamond engagement ring is between 1 and 2 cts. (carats). Girls, don't accept anything less...
Love is the most important thing in the world, but society has turned the ring into a symbol of what the man you love thinks you're worth. Most men work hard and save up to give a girl the kind of ring she deserves...any man who thinks this doesn't matter, doesn't value what a treasure you are to him...
Marriages can't survive their ups and downs if you aren't financially stable. A man who can't afford a proper ring for you to wear on your finger the rest of your life doesn't know how to save or have any money in the bank...The man you love should be responsible and hardworking, and should be able to prove it.Answer: of course the 3/4 than the 1/2 because 3/4 equals 75% (math ...
of course the 3/4 than the 1/2 because 3/4 equals 75% (math used) && 1/2 equals 50%, 75% is the greatest amount, so 3/4 ct is bigger.!Answer: 3/4 is bigger than 1/2.
3/4 is bigger than 1/2.Answer: 0.75 > 0.50
0.75 > 0.50Question: What should the color and clarity be for a good engagement ring diamond?
Answer: si1 or si2, a is colorless, and as you work you way through ...
si1 or si2, a is colorless, and as you work you way through the alphabet it gains color. it all depends on your budget.Answer: The best color quality starts at "D" and works its ...
The best color quality starts at "D" and works its way down the alphabet. The clarity can be from Fl (flawless) down to I (imperfect).
FL Flawless - No internal or external imperfections visible using a 10X microscope.
IF Internally Flawless - No visible internal imperfections, but may have minor surface blemishes visible when using a 10x microscope.
VVS1-VVS2 Very, very slightly included - Inclusions that are extremely difficult for a skilled observer to locate using a 10x microscope.
VS1-VS2 Very slightly included - Very small inclusions that are very difficult for a skilled observer to locate using a 10x microscope. In rare instances, with larger stones, some
VS1/VS2 inclusions can be seen with the naked eye, after first being located using a microscope.
SI1-SI2 Slightly included - Refers to diamonds which have small inclusions that can be easily located using a 10x microscope. In some instances, such inclusions can be seen with the naked eye, after first being located using a 10x microscope.
I1-I3 Imperfect - Medium to large inclusions which are readily apparent to a skilled observer with the unaided eye.Answer: Really, you shouldn't go any lower in clarity then SI1. ...
Really, you shouldn't go any lower in clarity then SI1. Color is a matter of taste - and I have to mention, more important then color is cut - the physical proprtions of the stone. A higher quality cut can disguise a lower quality color, and this means a better value for your dollar. You can gain as much as 2 color grades to the eye when you go with an Ideal cut stone vs a Good.
Go to your local, independent jeweler and have them show you the difference between different quality stones. Don't go to a mall jeweler, and do not buy online, and rely on the letter grades on the paper - a D, Flawless can look really crappy if it's cut poorly.Question: How much is my diamond ring worth?
1.8 Carot
F color
I2 Clarity
3 stone, princess cut in 14k white gold..
Help?!?Answer: 100,000
100,000Answer: Have it appraised. Nobody can tell you how much it is worth ...
Have it appraised. Nobody can tell you how much it is worth without seeing it.Answer: Get it appraised by an independant appraiser. They will be ...
Get it appraised by an independant appraiser. They will be able to tell you. However, I wouldn't expect much because even though the color is excellent, the clarity is much to be desired. An I2 clarity diamond is very included and not that rare.The more inclusions that you can see with the naked eye, the less it is worth.Question: How much is my 2.0 carat black and 1.0 carat yellow diamond ring worth?
My husband sent me the ring for valentines day, and isnt telling me what he paid for it so I was just wondering so that I know if I should have it insured. thank you
Yes I do realize that its only material but I really do appreciate him buying it for me, after all its the thought that counts. he is also deployed!!!Answer: about half a million$!!!!!
about half a million$!!!!!Answer: well I would get it insured... because I do believe that ...
well I would get it insured... because I do believe that black and yellow diamonds are real... bring it to a jewler and have it appraissed.Answer: Who really cares about diamonds anyway except for the great ...
Who really cares about diamonds anyway except for the great idiots at DeBeers and really shallow individuals. You do realize that it is just another rock, right???Answer: Ask him to insure it. It was a gift.
You need to have it ...
Ask him to insure it. It was a gift.
You need to have it assessed before it can be valued.Answer: have it appraised.
have it appraised.Answer: ASK A JEWELER
ASK A JEWELERAnswer: pretty expensive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u cud check ...
pretty expensive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u cud check online...congratz on ur new ring!!! :)(:Question: I have a 14k diamond chain and ring I dont know if they are real though, they look it?
but im not sure if I were to take them to a pawn shop how much would you think I would get for them???Answer: Take them to a jewelry store nd see if somebody can check it ...
Take them to a jewelry store nd see if somebody can check it out for you.Answer: A jewlry Store can give you a fair valuation. Or try a ...
A jewlry Store can give you a fair valuation. Or try a diamond Gold Exchange in your area.Answer: A pawn shop will likely rip you off. Go to a jeweler or ...
A pawn shop will likely rip you off. Go to a jeweler or appraiser and get a value on it before you try to sell it. An appraiser can tell how you much the jewelry is actually worth, a jeweler may give you a lower estimate (if he thinks you'll sell it). An appraiser isn't biased and will just give you the price. |
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