PaulaW
Brilliant_Rock
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2003
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You lovely folks are way, way better sleuths than I but something just isn't right about this to me. I could be way off base being so skeptical and if I am, hopefully one of you will snap this up. Either way, thought you'd find it interesting.
Here's a conversation I had with the vendor, who was very nice. I threw some questions at him to feel him out, which further fueled my skepticism:
Do you have any documentation on the center stone? Is it natural? Has it been heated?
"Thank you for looking over our EBAY inventory, 960 items and new items added every day. The blue spinel is natural, it comes in pink and blue. It is a gorgeous gemstone very clear with vibrant color. I personally like the color because it is superior to a Ceylon sapphire color. The Ceylon sapphire is a fantastic gemstone, the best sapphire in a very light blue. But this stone jumps out at ya. I purchase all my rings from reputable suppliers who I have been dealing with for thirty years. Sorry, I do not have any documentation on the stone. I usually require that only on diamonds, sorry!"
Thank you very much for your reply. The stone in the ring you are offering is very pretty and I am a big fan of spinels. Just out of pure curiosity, could you explain how you know the stone is indeed a spinel and that it is natural? I realize you trust your suppliers and I respect that. Perhaps you can ask them if they have tested the stone? Thank you again, I appreciate your time.
"I have owned this ring for awhile, the diamonds are real natural diamonds, easy to check and confirm. I am sorry I can't be more helpful to you."
Here's the link to the listing:
Genuine Ten Karat (10K) Yellow Gold Natural Blue Spinel & Diamond Ring
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321303207001?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
He does have a 14-day return policy, which is nice. What do you guys think? Am I off base?
Here's a conversation I had with the vendor, who was very nice. I threw some questions at him to feel him out, which further fueled my skepticism:
Do you have any documentation on the center stone? Is it natural? Has it been heated?
"Thank you for looking over our EBAY inventory, 960 items and new items added every day. The blue spinel is natural, it comes in pink and blue. It is a gorgeous gemstone very clear with vibrant color. I personally like the color because it is superior to a Ceylon sapphire color. The Ceylon sapphire is a fantastic gemstone, the best sapphire in a very light blue. But this stone jumps out at ya. I purchase all my rings from reputable suppliers who I have been dealing with for thirty years. Sorry, I do not have any documentation on the stone. I usually require that only on diamonds, sorry!"
Thank you very much for your reply. The stone in the ring you are offering is very pretty and I am a big fan of spinels. Just out of pure curiosity, could you explain how you know the stone is indeed a spinel and that it is natural? I realize you trust your suppliers and I respect that. Perhaps you can ask them if they have tested the stone? Thank you again, I appreciate your time.
"I have owned this ring for awhile, the diamonds are real natural diamonds, easy to check and confirm. I am sorry I can't be more helpful to you."
Here's the link to the listing:
Genuine Ten Karat (10K) Yellow Gold Natural Blue Spinel & Diamond Ring
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321303207001?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
He does have a 14-day return policy, which is nice. What do you guys think? Am I off base?