I wonder if I could trade?

[nflor001]

This

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for this.

http://goodoldgold.com/diamond/7742/

Are diamonds like cars, they depreciate once you take it off the lot? How much of a hit will I take if I try to resell my WF diamond.

Maybe I should stop looking at diamonds.

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Yep, you need to trade with the vendor you bought the stone from to get full credit for what you paid. I love the AV cushions, too!

 

[yssie]

I think your best bet will be to take advantage of your buyback policy w/ WF if you have one. You could call GOG and ask if you can negotiate a trade-in or something, but I think you will take a loss either way - but still less so than if you tried to sell privately on the secondary market.

In your old thread you specified that you wanted a cushion brilliant, has that changed? The AVC is a very chunky type - very different type of light return.

Depending on what setting you have you may also need to factor in the cost of a rework, or buying a new one entirely if you have something that can't be altered like a bezel or a halo, as the two are a bit differently sized.

 

[nflor001]

I think your best bet will be to take advantage of your buyback policy w/ WF if you have one. You could call GOG and ask if you can negotiate a trade-in or something, but I think you will take a loss either way - but still less so than if you tried to sell privately on the secondary market.

In your old thread you specified that you wanted a cushion brilliant, has that changed? The AVC is a very chunky type - very different type of light return.

Depending on what setting you have you may also need to factor in the cost of a rework, or buying a new one entirely if you have something that can't be altered like a bezel or a halo, as the two are a bit differently sized.

The more I watch the GOG videos the more I really like the chunky facets.