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Rough_Rock
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- May 16, 2006
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Hi Everyone,
About a month ago, I purchased a pair of 2ct princess cut earrings (F Color, SI 1) from an online jewelry store. A few days after I got the earrings, I noticed a crack. I called them, they said no problem, it was probably my fault for cleaning the diamonds. They sent me another pair. I looked at it, and it did not look like an F color and it looked smaller than the 2 ct total weight. I contacted an appraiser, Carole Richbourg (she is wonderful!), and she confirmed that the earrings were H color and SI 2. I contacted the company again, and they claim that they were in a hurry and sent the wrong earrings. In the meantime, I found Pricescope, and started getting educated. I received the third pair of earrings, and I noticed that it looked like the first "cracked" earrings. Also, when you look at the diamond from underneath, you see flashes of pink fractures. Because of Pricescope, I was able to recognized a clarity enhanced diamond. I called them up and spoke with the sales girl, and she said that they do not sell clarity enhanced diamonds. The next day, I spoke with the other sales guy and he said that my earrings were clarity enhanced and that it was my fault I didn''t know it.
This was not on any of their paperwork nor on their website. He claims that it was. After much argument, he claims that he will refund my $ without charging me the 15% restocking fee. I am still waiting for the refund...
But now the happy ending part: I would like to purchase a 2 ct diamond earrings, probably an H color and SI clarity, but with an Ideal cut (Thanks Pricescope). I emailed with GoodOldGold, but they have not called me with anything. I also emailed Whiteflash. They said they can get me the Ready Set Go pair of earrings for $7560. I asked for the specifics and they said: H Color, SI Clarity, Table 62-68, Depth 64 to 75. This seems really general so I asked for more info and am waiting for it.
I guess my question are:
Do they generally give you more info if you buy a Ready Set Go pair or will I only get more info if I make my own pair?
Are there any stones that you guys will recommend?
Anyone out there have any complaints about Whiteflash, I have searched through the forums, but didn''t see any.
Anyone with a Ready Set Go earrings and are you happy with them?
I just don''t want to make a mistake. Thanks everyone.
Betty
About a month ago, I purchased a pair of 2ct princess cut earrings (F Color, SI 1) from an online jewelry store. A few days after I got the earrings, I noticed a crack. I called them, they said no problem, it was probably my fault for cleaning the diamonds. They sent me another pair. I looked at it, and it did not look like an F color and it looked smaller than the 2 ct total weight. I contacted an appraiser, Carole Richbourg (she is wonderful!), and she confirmed that the earrings were H color and SI 2. I contacted the company again, and they claim that they were in a hurry and sent the wrong earrings. In the meantime, I found Pricescope, and started getting educated. I received the third pair of earrings, and I noticed that it looked like the first "cracked" earrings. Also, when you look at the diamond from underneath, you see flashes of pink fractures. Because of Pricescope, I was able to recognized a clarity enhanced diamond. I called them up and spoke with the sales girl, and she said that they do not sell clarity enhanced diamonds. The next day, I spoke with the other sales guy and he said that my earrings were clarity enhanced and that it was my fault I didn''t know it.

But now the happy ending part: I would like to purchase a 2 ct diamond earrings, probably an H color and SI clarity, but with an Ideal cut (Thanks Pricescope). I emailed with GoodOldGold, but they have not called me with anything. I also emailed Whiteflash. They said they can get me the Ready Set Go pair of earrings for $7560. I asked for the specifics and they said: H Color, SI Clarity, Table 62-68, Depth 64 to 75. This seems really general so I asked for more info and am waiting for it.
I guess my question are:
Do they generally give you more info if you buy a Ready Set Go pair or will I only get more info if I make my own pair?
Are there any stones that you guys will recommend?
Anyone out there have any complaints about Whiteflash, I have searched through the forums, but didn''t see any.
Anyone with a Ready Set Go earrings and are you happy with them?
I just don''t want to make a mistake. Thanks everyone.
Betty