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Here''s the ebay link
I personally would not feel comfortabe buying expensive jewelery on ebay. For the amount you would spend on the ebay ring why not use it to buy a good stone from a PS vendor. |
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If the cert is accurate it's a SI 2 which may or may not be eyeclean and with only a 7 day return policy it doesn't give you much time to have it checked out by an indepentant appraiser.
Here's one from whiteflash that is $2103 with the Pricescope discount. This would leave you $1000 for the setting based on the price of the ebay one. here's another one from WF that would be $3050 with the discount leaving you some for a WG setting. |
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YOu guys probably know that I am going to say that it IS OK to buy high end items on eBay if you know the seller and are comfortable with the policies.
After all- we sell millions of dollars of diamonds every year on eBay. Still, I see a lot of bogus offerings on eBay- Here''s a few warning signs: 1) The diamond is referred to as "Certified"- although it does not have GIA report 2) Looking thru the sellers listings, it is clear that they are using stock photos- every prinncess cut uses the same photo- which means you can''t be sure the ring in the photo is the one you''ll get. Misrepresentation thru photos or word is a big Red Flag |