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queasy rough rock Posts: 1 |
I'm planning to buy an engagement ring for the first time, I'd like to know if the price is right. The ring is an eternity ring with princess The size of the ring is 7.5 (3mm width) and I don't know what the cut proportions are. Quick calculation indicates each stone is about 6pts. Is there any way to tell the They are asking for $4100. Is that a fair [This message has been edited by queasy (edited 01-24-2001).] |
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leonid Administrator Posts: 229 |
Hi Queasy, Here is the site where you can estimate the price for small diamonds: http://www.tradeshop.com/master/melle.shtml According to this site the price for you diamonds (loose) would be about $2,500. The rest should be cost of the settings... Hope jewelry experts will give you more info. leonid |
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oldminer cut rock Posts: 30 |
"FAIR"? A lot depends on "WHERE" $4100 is no internet price, that's for sure. You might be going to a very fine and prestigious store that charges this amount, provides a beatiful place to buy, treats you like royalty, etc. You may live out in the hinterlands and only have one place that sells fine jewelry and does not have a high volume turnover like in the big city. They may be the nicest folks to work with and your family may have a long historywith them, too. These mountings are not normally "made to order" and I assume you are not having this ring made to some special and personal specifications. That does cost a lot extra sometimes. If you aren't going to those kind of stores, and if the mounting is commonplace. I'd say loudly, "KEEP SHOPPING". You have not arrived at the place where price and quality have become competitive as yet. I feel sure you can save at least $1000 and maybe more.. ------------------ |
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leonid Administrator Posts: 229 |
Oldminer pointed me out that the price I found above for the small diamonds is too high. Well it seems so. Just browsing Mondera: Another one [This message has been edited by leonid (edited 01-24-2001).] |