Well, Well Well... That’s disconcerting to say the least. Hmmmmmmmmm, may decide to go for that WF AGS cert'd stone instead.
Thanks Shay. You may be referring to this thread.Date: 11/17/2005 4:26:22 PM
Author: Shay37
Yes, WF can set your diamond. There may be a fee. If you bought your diamond from them, I don''t know if it will be just a token fee or not. There is a thread where JohnQ discussed that very issue. I cannot remember which one it is. My personal opinion, (my preference) just so we''re clear (standard disclaimer) If I bought a WF stone, they would be the ones setting it. There is no right or wrong here. There is only convenience versus peace of mind. If you buy a stone from someone they take responsibility for setting it. You take that stone to someone else, all bets are off (usually). There may be a unique few that are different. Chances of finding them in your hometown, slim and none.
shay
just my .02 of course.
Yes, thank you good sir Knight. That is the one.Date: 11/17/2005 6:18:20 PM
Author: JohnQuixote
Thanks Shay. You may be referring to this thread.Date: 11/17/2005 4:26:22 PM
Author: Shay37
Yes, WF can set your diamond. There may be a fee. If you bought your diamond from them, I don''t know if it will be just a token fee or not. There is a thread where JohnQ discussed that very issue. I cannot remember which one it is. My personal opinion, (my preference) just so we''re clear (standard disclaimer) If I bought a WF stone, they would be the ones setting it. There is no right or wrong here. There is only convenience versus peace of mind. If you buy a stone from someone they take responsibility for setting it. You take that stone to someone else, all bets are off (usually). There may be a unique few that are different. Chances of finding them in your hometown, slim and none.
shay
just my .02 of course.
Likely true, but since he''s considering between GIA and AGS, I figured he was going round.Date: 11/17/2005 7:49:46 PM
Author: strmrdr
With fancies other than princess cuts its pretty much GIA or crap certs so GIA gets the nod for now on them.