| Author | Topic: Worst Looking Diamond EVER! |
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Paul rough rock Posts: 7 |
posted 06-25-2001 11:07 PM
Hi everyone.  Generally, I think of myself as quite a positive person, but I couldn't help posting this for everyone as an example of a diamond NEVER to buy. Granted, beauty is all in the eye of the beholder, but still...You be the judge. Is it even worth the $700 the jeweler is asking for it? [This message has been edited by Paul (edited 06-25-2001).] |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 282 |
posted 06-26-2001 08:10 AM
Yuck! |
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leonid Moderator Posts: 575 |
posted 06-26-2001 08:18 AM
Is it really diamond? |
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oldminer cut rock Posts: 77 |
posted 06-26-2001 12:37 PM
I think this is one of those diamonds that is about 5% flawless. The rest, that's another story. It might make a good drill bit if the prong tips ever wear out. ------------------ |
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tonysgeko rough rock Posts: 1 |
posted 06-26-2001 01:47 PM
Not even the best cut could save this stone, by the way this is the clearest photo showing a dimaond I have seen so far. How did you do it? |
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Paul rough rock Posts: 7 |
posted 06-26-2001 11:30 PM
Tonysgeko, I did not take the picture. I snagged it from a current Ebay online auction. Yes, that is right, this diamond is currently being listed on Ebay. Ummmm, don't you kind of think the picture, from a proverbial sense is "shooting the seller in the foot?" LOL! |
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sma1213 rough rock Posts: 3 |
posted 07-02-2001 01:45 AM
What's even the point? The scary thing is, they probably would't be selling it if there wasn't a fool out there who is going to buy it! |
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dimonbob rough rock Posts: 5 |
posted 07-02-2001 11:06 AM
I have a wholesale diamond friend that sells these type of diamond all the time and makes a good business of it. I have never sold one this bad but there are a large number of them being sold to someone. dimonbob |
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It's a whopping 1.41 c. 