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Ideal_Rock
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I would not be worried about JA switching your stone. They are a trusted vendor with many satisfied customers. I also can't think of any reason why JA would send out a setting with a known defect or missing pave stone. They have their good reputation to maintain and taking care of your setting costs them time and money. I am guessing they are checking it over to find out why a stone came out and to make sure that the integrity of the rest of the pave will hold up. Unfortunately these things happen, pave is delicate, the process of casting isn't perfect and someone overlooked the missing stone. To make a point about pave, Leon Mege posted a photo a long time ago of a Tiffany ad that went through many cycles of review. Turns out there was a very obvious pave stone missing and no one noticed it until the ad went to print.travanx|1297385281|2848920 said:As a new update. I asked why am I getting an email that says the ring will take 2 weeks to fix when I was told the total turnaround would be 5 to 7 days. I am now being told that after the ring is fixed that it will need to go to their in house gemologist to look it over, then to their quality control department. I am pretty upset at this as quality control didn't catch the missing diamond to begin with. I guess anyone who reads this can make their own conclusions on their customer service. I don't think I have good things to say about jamesallen.com at this point. Now my fiance is worried that they are doing something like switching diamonds, etc. And she thinks they purposely sent it out missing 1 of the pave diamonds. What a mess.
Sorry this has happened to you and I hope you get your ring back quickly because it's gorgeous. Congratulations on your engagement.