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Complilation of ebay sellers who are clueless about diamonds.

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SandraPaneczko

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This first one thinking the color H is colorless Selling for $180.00







""The look of pure luxury you''ve always dreamed of - Genuine Diamond Fancy Solitaire This exceptional beauty features 1 dazzling round brilliant cut prong set Genuine Diamond center stone 1/4 CARAT 0.22 CT The diamond grade is H (colorless) Color with very shiny SI2 that swirls with glittering sophistication in an elegant Solid 14K White Gold design complete with a bright polished finish.""
 
THIS NEXT SELLER THINK THIS STONE IS EYE CLEAN



""You are bidding on a NATURAL DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT RING 2.1 CT Marquise cut diamond. The Diamond is natural unenhanced. The color is K and the clarity is I2. It is eye clean. It is a 14K yellow gold Size 8 but can be resized at any jewler. "

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CAN YOU EVEN CALL THIS A DIAMOND

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Tell me what clarity grade you think this is?

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I2?
 
Sandra,

thanks for all of these interesting ebay posts. obviously they don''t know what they are talking about. good for a laugh!
 
I don''t think the sellers themselves are clueless about these diamonds and their actual grades, but they do think the general public is pretty clueless about diamond grading in general. It''s an insult to the consumer actually. Thanks for posting this.
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I really HATE to see any seller classify any I clarity diamond as eyeclean.
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I also love the creative photos used to sell some I2 and I3 clarity diamonds. They can actually look good in photos. Also that princess diamond...... I hope it is not sold in the setting it is photographed in. Those corners are going to smash in to something someday. lol Have you noticed that some visible milky white looking diamonds generate a lot of bids? Shill bidding from my observations.


Ebay used to have some great deals. I bought some fantastic stuff for a two year period. I have not seen any great deals for months and months. The well seems dry.
 
The princess cut is being advertised as SI3 but I''m not to sure.
 
Date: 12/22/2008 7:48:53 PM
Author: SandraPaneczko

CAN YOU EVEN CALL THIS A DIAMOND


That one is so ugly they don't even bother putting any prongs on the sides. As if to say, who cares if you lose the diamond. It looks more like a dirty pebble than a diamond.
 
I would be Alot easier to compile a list of sellers who do know something Sandra..maybe 4 or 5, and the rest are trash.
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All I can say is yuck!!
 
Yikes...
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I''m so glad that I have educated myself... At least enough to know the difference between "eye clean" and not, and enough to wade through all of the bull spit!!
 
Date: 12/22/2008 7:47:58 PM
Author: SandraPaneczko

THIS NEXT SELLER THINK THIS STONE IS EYE CLEAN



''''You are bidding on a NATURAL DIAMOND SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT RING 2.1 CT Marquise cut diamond. The Diamond is natural unenhanced. The color is K and the clarity is I2. It is eye clean. It is a 14K yellow gold Size 8 but can be resized at any jewler. ''
This one IS eyeclean! Eyeclean of any sparkle that may detract from the muddy look.
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Just think, some poor person is probably going to get one of those for Christmas.
Merry Freaking Christmas!!!

~Kat
 
Date: 12/22/2008 11:28:14 PM
Author: SandraPaneczko
The princess cut is being advertised as SI3 but I''m not to sure.
BLECH!!! I would have guessed I2/I3?!?!
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Date: 12/22/2008 7:48:53 PM
Author: SandraPaneczko

CAN YOU EVEN CALL THIS A DIAMOND
Yes it is a diamond, an INDUSTRIAL grade diamond.....
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Ohhhhhh man.....
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Makes me want to create a listing with comparisons of really bad diamonds in really bad settings like that one, and tell people to come to this website for some real education!!!!
 
Date: 12/22/2008 10:10:44 PM
Author: LisaRN
I really HATE to see any seller classify any I clarity diamond as eyeclean.
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I also love the creative photos used to sell some I2 and I3 clarity diamonds. They can actually look good in photos. Also that princess diamond...... I hope it is not sold in the setting it is photographed in. Those corners are going to smash in to something someday. lol Have you noticed that some visible milky white looking diamonds generate a lot of bids? Shill bidding from my observations.


Ebay used to have some great deals. I bought some fantastic stuff for a two year period. I have not seen any great deals for months and months. The well seems dry.
Hi Lisa,
I think that''s a temporary stone holder, and not an actual setting. I have a few of these, and they''re nice for temporarily displaying your stone on a finger.

There''s still some good diamond sellers on ebay, you just have to be very careful who you buy from. I actually think ebay has some of the best prices on diamonds, especially antique and "used" diamonds. People can get some great deals on diamonds that were once owned by someone else. It''s like buying a used car, but the diamond, unlike the used car, stays in better shape!!

I once saw someone pay several thousand dollars on ebay for a 5 carat diamond, but it was one of those "galaxy" diamonds with all the carbon spots. I guess I don''t blame some of these ebay sellers for fishing for people that do not know any better. It''s rather sad.
 
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