And with it, she recovered her identity. I loved that moment... it also kind of showed the power of jewelry in that it marks certain events in our lives.
not sure why the videos they sent me will not load. Here is the link to the photo:
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I know it’s not an engagement ring but I lost my absolutely favourite brooch that y husband bought me and that the stones were from other sentimental origins. It fell off between y home work and getting back again. I was devastated.
I am only grateful that it was a “made” item rather than an irreplaceable hierloom.
My first purchase this year when I could afford it was to replace the brooch and my wonderful, sweet, kind jeweller replaced it cor me for cost.
Original;
It’s not identical but I love it very much - not least because my long, long time jeweller was so kind to me in helping me replace it.
I know it’s not an engagement ring but I lost my absolutely favourite brooch that y husband bought me and that the stones were from other sentimental origins. It fell off between y home work and getting back again. I was devastated.
I am only grateful that it was a “made” item rather than an irreplaceable hierloom.
My first purchase this year when I could afford it was to replace the brooch and my wonderful, sweet, kind jeweller replaced it cor me for cost.
Original;
It’s not identical but I love it very much - not least because my long, long time jeweller was so kind to me in helping me replace it.
I know it’s not an engagement ring but I lost my absolutely favourite brooch that y husband bought me and that the stones were from other sentimental origins. It fell off between y home work and getting back again. I was devastated.
I am only grateful that it was a “made” item rather than an irreplaceable hierloom.
My first purchase this year when I could afford it was to replace the brooch and my wonderful, sweet, kind jeweller replaced it cor me for cost.
Original;
It’s not identical but I love it very much - not least because my long, long time jeweller was so kind to me in helping me replace it.
www.etsy.com
www.etsy.com
I'm super tempted.
Hopefully everything works out LOL. Things feel kind of up in the air right now.
Sapphire is more durable and classic; however, there are other choices in peachy-pink gemotones. I am partial to Zircon — not to be confused with CZ — because it is my birthstone. In the days before simulants, Zircon was commonly used as a diamond substitute. Zircon comes in many colors, including pink. The following is from a precision cutter on eBay. Most of the seller's current offerings are lab-made stones but he's capable of cutting just about anything (competition cutter).
Here's one of the current pink-peach stones he has available (Zircon):
PRECISION CUT~ 4.31ct ~ ZIRCON ~ TANZANIA ~ SEE VIDEO IN DESCRIPTION | eBay
We are a father and son team, who do our own cutting, located here in the UK. View Our Categories.www.ebay.com
As to your loss, I hope for your sake it will show up. Did you ever find it?
Unfortunately, I can relate. I just lost a ring my DH bought me — less than a year old! — containing yellow and white diamonds. It disappeared seemingly out of a jewelry box. Apparently I am on a losing streak because the other day I placed a white gold chain and a white gold finding in a small plastic zip-top jeweler's bag. I put the bag in a felt pouch (jewelry type with drawstrings) along with a small plastic container containing a loose stone that I intend to have set in a pendant. Due to a schedule change, I never made it to the jeweler so I went to retrieve the felt pouch out of my purse only to find that the loose stone is accounted for but not the chain and the pendant finding! (In fact I found this topic by searching PS to see if there was a topic on lost-and-found jewelry.)
I have turned my house upside down twice in two weeks looking for missing jewelry. Prior to this, the last time I lost a piece of jewelry I was a kid! Needless to say, it was the kick in the pants I needed to make sure my jewelry is insured.
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