It could have been someones diamond that they chose to upgradeDate: 10/14/2008 11:36:30 PM
Author: oobiecoo
It was purchased through my jeweler who doesn''t deal with antiques or estate pieces in his store. It was also GIA graded.
It is a strong possibility...diamonds are in constant circulation around the world...retail,wholesale,trade ins, private sales, and theft all put diamonds back into the buying/selling pool...a large percentage of my diamonds have had previous owners...my best diamond has had as many as 3 owners before me...once even being used as a trade for a car at a BMW dealership!Date: 10/14/2008 11:10:19 PM
Author:oobiecoo
I know we don''t all have brand new diamonds here... so does anyone know what the chances are that my generic asscher has been previously loved?
I love that, jewelerman! I absolutely adore that diamonds have a history, and knowing that history makes them so cool. It''s part of the reason I''m obsessed with antique cuts. I *know* they''re not brand-new, and that makes them all the more special to me.Date: 10/15/2008 12:11:40 AM
Author: jewelerman
It is a strong possibility...diamonds are in constant circulation around the world...retail,wholesale,trade ins, private sales, and theft all put diamonds back into the buying/selling pool...a large percentage of my diamonds have had previous owners...my best diamond has had as many as 3 owners before me...once even being used as a trade for a car at a BMW dealership!Date: 10/14/2008 11:10:19 PM
Author:oobiecoo
I know we don''t all have brand new diamonds here... so does anyone know what the chances are that my generic asscher has been previously loved?