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moediamond rough rock Posts: 4 |
posted 12-19-2000 07:13 PM
Good evening, My name is Maurice and I am a diamond dealer/model maker/designer/stone setter. This is a 5 minute job and should be worth around $15. Paying more than $20 and you're getting taken..... |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 87 |
posted 12-19-2000 07:29 PM
Hi Maurice, Thanks for joining the forum. It's nice to know that you offer such reasonable prices. I have a diamond setting question if you don't mind. Do you take all responsibility in the event something should happen to the consumer's diamond when doing a remount or how does that work in your store? I've seen consumers post questions about that topic and we recently had a consumer post about diamonds breaking during setting (a strange story, but that's another thread! Thanks for your input. [This message has been edited by lawmax (edited 12-19-2000).] |
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moediamond rough rock Posts: 4 |
posted 12-19-2000 07:37 PM
Hi. Thank you for inviting me into the forum, it is a great pleasure to help all consumers. As to your question regarding breaking a stone during remounts, it IS the setter's responsibility to be responsible for any breakage during remount. The setter is required to pay for the re-cutting of the stone as well as the price difference "per carat" for the amount of weight loss due to his inexperience. I hope this helps, if not- keep asking me more questions.... |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 87 |
posted 12-19-2000 07:48 PM
Thanks Moe! |
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) although those were diamonds being sold to the same consumer by that jeweler.