Thank you for the complimemt. Mydiamondzone on ebay ILya has very nice quality settings for cheap, which helps me save a lot of money. All my white gold rings in the pictures are settings from Diamondzone.DianeM|1435689751|3896920 said:
userangl28212003|1435689056|3896916 said:Hi. Adding my newest addition my heat only blue montana sapphire and diamond ring in 14k white gold, which was actually around $600 all together including stone and setting thanks to DiamondZones great prices, and most if my collection of rings have been around $800 or less
Thank you. Buying smaller stones 4mm-5mm definitely helps keep the budget down too. I feel like i have gotten really lucky especially finding an awesome bright blue montana sapphire with not really any green in it, my bright red burmese spinel, and my HPHT treated yellow diamond for a good price.lilmosun|1435797120|3897686 said:
Thank you all for sharing.userangl28212003|1435799361|3897704 said:Thank you. Buying smaller stones 4mm-5mm definitely helps keep the budget down too. I feel like i have gotten really lucky especially finding an awesome bright blue montana sapphire with not really any green in it, my bright red burmese spinel, and my HPHT treated yellow diamond for a good price.lilmosun|1435797120|3897686 said:
Oh yea guys I made a mistake the blue montana ring was around $700 not 600 but still a great price
All but the montana sapphire ring was set by my jeweler. The montana on I actually mailed to Diamondzone because we weren't sure if it was slightly to small, and they said they can set it so it fits nicely (my first time mailing a stone out, made me nervous). also if it did fit, it would be like 70 dollars cheaper to set it compared to my jeweler. We unfortunately the stone was too small so he offered to make a custom setting that would pretty much be the same except made to fit my stone for an extra 175 excluding what I already paid for the setting, which included the fee of setting it in the ring. Of coarse the width of the ring is a couple mm smaller than the setting I wanted because the stone is smaller. Diamondzone does have great setting for the prices, but they don't have the thickest metal to them, but for the low price it is good quality.Stone Hunter|1435810960|3897761 said:GREAT thread with STUNNING CSs
Userangl if you buy your stones on place and your setting from Diamond Zone who sets your stones in the settings? I'm not sure my local jeweler would do it.
userangl28212003|1435799361|3897704 said:Thank you. Buying smaller stones 4mm-5mm definitely helps keep the budget down too. I feel like i have gotten really lucky especially finding an awesome bright blue montana sapphire with not really any green in it, my bright red burmese spinel, and my HPHT treated yellow diamond for a good price.lilmosun|1435797120|3897686 said:
Oh yea guys I made a mistake the blue montana ring was around $700 not 600 but still a great price
userangl28212003|1435689056|3896916 said:Hi. Adding my newest addition my heat only blue montana sapphire and diamond ring in 14k white gold, which was actually around $600 all together including stone and setting thanks to DiamondZones great prices, and most if my collection of rings have been around $800 or less
minousbijoux|1436051709|3899042 said:It seems that diamondzone.com is the new darling of good quality but inexpensive settings.
Acinom|1436077856|3899128 said:
Acinom|1437159930|3904184 said:
. I just paid this...
Confection10|1437232954|3904457 said:Acinom|1437159930|3904184 said:
...perhaps
. I purchased two garnets month ago and I took them to my goldsmith. Only to picking them back a week later. His price for some adjustments and setting stones was over $1200. I said no thanks. I rather buy new ones and find a goldsmith who sets them.
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