Do you buy loose diamonds online?

[ooeemusic]

I'm wondering if any has bought diamonds online, sight unseen(in person). I'm looking for a radiant loose diamond aprox. .50-.75 or so, and I'm having a really hard time finding them anywhere but online. I know that the majority of sites are not trust worthy, so I'm wondering if someone can give me some suggestions of where I can look online.

Thanks!

 

[SB621]

Any of the PS vendors are recommended. Just do a diamond search using the tool.

 

[heididdl]

This is what people do here lol......Many ps vendors have videos, assets and other methods of giving you better information on stones so that you don't feel you are buying blind. But most people here have bought on line.

Give us budget size expectations etc and we will be happy to find stones hopefully ones with videos ets.

 

[RockyRacoon]

I'm wondering if any has bought diamonds online, sight unseen(in person). I'm looking for a radiant loose diamond aprox. .50-.75 or so, and I'm having a really hard time finding them anywhere but online. I know that the majority of sites are not trust worthy, so I'm wondering if someone can give me some suggestions of where I can look online.

Thanks!

Certainly worthwhile to seek out a trustworthy vendor. You'll find many folks on Pricescope that have purchased from vendors, without seeing the stone in person, and have been very happy (myself included).

Here are a few nice options (good combo of color/clarity and top-notch cut) from a very well-respected vendor (Good Old Gold or GOG), though I don't know your budget -

.77ct, H, SI1
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/10156/

.55ct, G, VS2
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/10301/

.56ct, G, VS2
http://www.goodoldgold.com/diamond/9478/

I would contact Jon at GOG and see if he might be able to give you some more details about the stones, or possible work up a comparison video.