WF lifetime Guarantee and policies

I had been really skeptical about buying online.  It wasn't until I spoke with Brian at WF yesterday that I was truly confident about my purchase.   They have a few policies that I did not know about and I wish I had known bc it would have taken a lot of the stress out of this process.  I'm sure many other PS vendors have similar policies in place but I will point out a couple that I loved for newbies like myself who are on the fence about buying online:

    For the lifetime of the ring you can send it back to be serviced (free)
    If for example a stone falls out of a WF pave setting you can send it back to be replaced (free)
    You can upgrade the stone and get 100% credit for what you paid for your original stone (free)
    You can send the ring back for cleaning and a "100,000 mile tune-up" at any time (free)

As Brian put it, they will basically take care of your ring for life at no additional cost.  

When I first came to this forum I thought every member was in some way employed by WF or GOG because of all the nice things that were said about those companies.  Now I realize it is the business practices and the quality of their products that has earned them such a flawless reputation amongst diamond enthusiasts.

Oh and not to mention it's nice to save a few 1,000 $s every once in awhile compared to B&M prices.

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Date: 7/24/2008 3:42:30 PM
Author: Ellen

Date: 7/24/2008 1:51:28 PM
Author:first123

When I first came to this forum I thought every member was in some way employed by WF or GOG because of all the nice things that were said about those companies. Now I realize it is the business practices and the quality of their products that has earned them such a flawless reputation amongst diamond enthusiasts.

Oh and not to mention it's nice to save a few 1,000 $s every once in awhile compared to B&M prices.

Yup.

Skippy

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