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You want in store? Tell us where you are and we'll find you a good store. Cause you aren't shopping at one now.
 
I live in MI ann arbor- brighton mi area
 
OH! That's great news!

You can travel 1.5 hours you can go to Pearlman's Jewelers. They are excellent. Call for an appointment and tell them Gypsy from PS sent you. That would be my best recommendation. They are in Battle Creek. Well worth it. Here is their website: http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/information/contact-pearlmans-jewelers/ They are having a huge sale right now too. I HIGHLY recommend them. I've made three purchases from them myself. And I've sent countless people there who have been thrilled. You can do a search for their reviews on here.

Don't go anywhere else in Battle creek. There are a ton of bad jewelers there (reportedly). But Pearlmans is one of the finest jewelers I can recommend anywhere. Well worth the drive.
 
ssalerno|1391648852|3608823 said:
GIA 1127590550 $5400

.80, Color E, vs2 cut very good
polish very good, sym- very good fluoro-none
feather,crystal, cloud
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http://www.gia.edu/cs/Satellite?reportno=1127590550&childpagename=GIA%2FPage%2FReportCheck&pagename=GIA%2FDispatcher&c=Page&cid=1355954554547

Numbers on this one are very nice - my favourite sorts of numbers for a GIA, actually. No red flags on the report besides the report date - it is presumably a trade-in, you'll want independent confirmation that the stone is still in exactly the condition represented by the report. Usually GIA VG is a no-go but stones with numbers like this are the rare exception. Definitely worth looking into further/seeing in-person again.
 
RockyRacoon|1391650811|3608858 said:
If you do end up at Pearlman's, check out this setting. Not sure if it's what you're looking for, but worth looking at, as it is a ridiculous deal:

http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-specials/closeout-jewelry/rings/49B1/0/
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Oh wow. That is a fabulous deal. Platinum! And three stones, pave and vintage details. Just perfect for her taste! Stick a stone like this in it: http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.80-carat-h-color-si1-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-283333 In budget and amazing! Pearlmans can call that stone in for you. H color and eyeclean.
 
ssalerno|1391654774|3608929 said:
http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.90-carat-i-color-vs2-clarity-sku-283403



Or



www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.90-carat-h-color-vs2-clarity-sku-258889


Or the 1 diamond .8 c with the dimensions that are good.


If I can get Pearlmans bridal to order these in that would be great :D
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Run them through here:
If they score under 2: https://www.pricescope.com/tools/hca (up to 2.5 is okay with an idealscope and Pearlmans has idealscopes).


The first one passes. The second doesn't.

Call them tomorrow (Pearlmans) and make an appointment (I like Bill and Julian, so I'd ask for one of them) and ask if they can bring this one in for you: http://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.90-carat-i-color-vs2-clarity-sku-283403

While you are at it: Ask if this one is eyeclean and put it on hold if it is: https://myapps.gia.edu/ReportCheckPortal/getReportData.do?reportno=1156401401&weight=0.850 85 points 3,640 H SI1. It's very similar in size (compare the dimensions of the stone not the carat weight, that is not much difference) it's 1,360 cheaper. And higher color.

That is one of their in house diamonds.
 
I would absolutely go to Pearlman's but call first as they are in transition getting ready to move to a new location. That Beaudry three-stone has a carat center stone. The diamond would need to be above .90, I would think, to look right in that setting. They carry so many settings that it shouldn't be a problem finding one. Please tell them you are a PriceScope member, because you'll get a discount if you do happen to order a setting. You should try to print out some of those Pinterest pictures so that you can take them with you so they can show you some similar rings. You just need to tell them you want a GIA Excellent cut stone, period.

Needless to say, I have bought from Pearlman's 3 times, too! I am so glad Gypsy was able to help you find some better options!
 
90 points might work in that Beaudry. They could do it on site to see if it would work. :naughty:

But they have a ton of settings. And YES! There is a pricescope discount. So I would DEFINITELY mention that. Good point Diamondseeker.
 
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.


Some history on myslef because I feel that some people are very specific on diamonds and one particular comment about driving there to show how much I love my gf or im lazzy or something- The amount of Time and effort talking with my jewlers for 8+ hours Researching online for hours etc, these minute details on depth, fluoro, girdle, cut, clarity, color, size etc. most ppl just go into a place and pick a ring that looks good.

1. I am a young college student -23 years old in nursing program. (very hard schooling takes up a lot of time)
2. I have been dating my gf for 8 years
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
4. I do not have much money so financing is a must.
5. I am going to propose in 2 weeks Time factor is going to be an issue (ring must be done by 1 week 6 days)
6. Local places provide a easy trip if ring is lost, stolen, needs to be cleaned every 6 months etc.

So I guess I feel these are important to share and Im pretty exhausted looking.
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.


Some history on myslef because I feel that some people are very specific on diamonds and one particular comment about driving there to show how much I love my gf or im lazzy or something- The amount of Time and effort talking with my jewlers for 8+ hours Researching online for hours etc, these minute details on depth, fluoro, girdle, cut, clarity, color, size etc. most ppl just go into a place and pick a ring that looks good.

1. I am a young college student -23 years old in nursing program. (very hard schooling takes up a lot of time)
2. I have been dating my gf for 8 years
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
4. I do not have much money so financing is a must.
5. I am going to propose in 2 weeks Time factor is going to be an issue (ring must be done by 1 week 6 days)
6. Local places provide a easy trip if ring is lost, stolen, needs to be cleaned every 6 months etc.

So I guess I feel these are important to share and Im pretty exhausted looking.
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Hi Ssalerno,

I think we are all concerned with you getting your money's worth so if you are working hard and financing a ring, we want you and your future fiance to get the best for that.

It sounds like time is very scarce for you as a student, so you should consider the time savings of going with someone local. One thing to consider is to look at the big picture here, that she will wear this everyday for many many years, so if you could consider alternate ideas like proposing with a more simple ring with smaller or no center stone that you could afford now. And then once you have graduated and have some income could get something really really nice that she has input on and you can afford to pay in cash. But this all depends on your gf and what you think will make her happiest.
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.


Some history on myslef because I feel that some people are very specific on diamonds and one particular comment about driving there to show how much I love my gf or im lazzy or something- The amount of Time and effort talking with my jewlers for 8+ hours Researching online for hours etc, these minute details on depth, fluoro, girdle, cut, clarity, color, size etc. most ppl just go into a place and pick a ring that looks good.

1. I am a young college student -23 years old in nursing program. (very hard schooling takes up a lot of time)
2. I have been dating my gf for 8 years
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
4. I do not have much money so financing is a must.
5. I am going to propose in 2 weeks Time factor is going to be an issue (ring must be done by 1 week 6 days)
6. Local places provide a easy trip if ring is lost, stolen, needs to be cleaned every 6 months etc.

So I guess I feel these are important to share and Im pretty exhausted looking.
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K. First of all, Tiffany does not have the "best rings." They make a good product, but the markup is enormous and better-cut diamonds can usually be had elsewhere for far cheaper. If you are a student without much money, Tiffany is probably not for you. In fact, if you are a student without much money, I wouldn't recommend dropping 6k on a ring, but that's your business, not mine.

Picking a beautiful diamond/setting combo doesn't have to be frustrating or exhausting. You're choosing to make it more difficult on yourself by refusing to even consider buying online, even though an entire community of diamond experts is telling you otherwise. Especially if you're on a tight budget, in my ring shopping experience, online vendors are far, far cheaper than any mall store (Kay, Helzberg, Zales), or the majority of local jewelers, plus the quality is superior for the money. There is a whole list of recommended vendors here who will find you something beautiful and make it within your price range.

The stone you're talking about in your other thread? It's about $2000-2500 more than an equivalent stone you could get through James Allen, and that's just one example. For someone on a budget who requires financing, that's a lot of money. If you really need this ring in the next ten or so days, you've got to move on this pretty fast. As far as local places, if your ring is lost or stolen, you need insurance, not a local jeweler. Cleaning? You can clean your ring at home with a cheap ultrasonic or a toothbrush and some dish soap.

I'm assuming by "solitude" you mean solitaire -- unless you're buying a ring with a lot of pave, the ring isn't going to need a lot of maintenance. I have a solitaire, and I had it cleaned and polished professionally once -- right before my wedding. I think you''ve gotten a lot of excellent advice, but you're not really interested in taking it.
 
I'd rather take out a loan through my bank and get the best ring for my money. If I just had to have Tiffany I'd buy pre-loved and pay half the price. (Well, that's just my opinion) I certainly would do that before I went to Jareds or Kays and financed.
 
Tiffany's makes some beautiful rings, but it's not the best choice for someone with a limited budget.

For example, Tiffany's website indicates that an engagement ring with a .5 ct diamond in their classic setting (the simplest setting) will cost $3,870. They also indicate that their stones will be "I" color or better. The stone Gypsy cited earlier is and H color, .85 ct., for $3640. You can get a knife-edge setting similar to Tiffany's for as little as $200; a hand-made one will set you back $700. (The examples are from James Allen's line.)

I'm not suggesting that your only option is to go with a simple solitaire, I'm just want you to know the mark-up you'll be paying - and the carat weight you'll be sacrificing - if you go the Tiffany's route.
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.
We have discussed the cut quality of Tiffany diamonds vs. "online" retailers on here before. I search with Google.com and add site:pricescope.com afterward and that is how I find old threads on this board, which dates back to 2002 or so. That is a lot of history, and many of these PS vendors have been in existence that long. The consensus, EVERY TIME that Tiffany is mentioned, is that Tiffany DOES NOT equate to having the best-cut, best-performing diamonds in the world. Their diamonds vary. If you want to overpay for a big brandname, then how about Hearts On Fire, lol.

Some history on myslef because I feel that some people are very specific on diamonds and one particular comment about driving there to show how much I love my gf or im lazzy or something- The amount of Time and effort talking with my jewlers for 8+ hours Researching online for hours etc, these minute details on depth, fluoro, girdle, cut, clarity, color, size etc. most ppl just go into a place and pick a ring that looks good.

1. I am a young college student -23 years old in nursing program. (very hard schooling takes up a lot of time)

Absolutely, Nursing school sucks up one's entire life, and then some. SO, LISTEN TO WHAT THE PEOPLE HERE ARE ADVISING! They have lined up some good diamonds that you could just pull the trigger on and not be worrying over it or traipsing all over creation looking at the second or third tier diamonds that most brick and mortar stores will bring in. I am single, female, and I like diamonds. I buy them for myself. I have bought from reputable jewelers, questionable pawn shops, private individuals via ebay, and I have bought from Good Old Gold twice, and Brian Gavin once, and have had dealings with Wink at High Performance Diamonds. I'd also recommend Whiteflash. You have nothing to fear about buying from one of the big-name online dealers. The two stones that I bought from GOG are H&A RB, and they are superb. I gave my local jewelers and my mall stores a chance at it first, but what I found is that they do not offer the quality that I am looking for, and they always have nothing suitable in stock, and what they will get for me is a lesser stone than I can buy online, and their price will be too high for whatever it is.

You are making a mistake by ruling out an online purchase. These online dealers are the pros. The local B&M stores are hit and miss. Anyone can set a stone. Not everyone can do delicate claw prongs well. If a center stone loosens, any jeweler can tighten it. If a pave' stone falls out, then I would mail the ring back via USPS registered mail. But I have yet to lose a pave' diamond. And I have had halos and pave' settings since 2004!

2. I have been dating my gf for 8 years
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
4. I do not have much money so financing is a must.
5. I am going to propose in 2 weeks Time factor is going to be an issue (ring must be done by 1 week 6 days)

Then you need to get an in-house diamond ASAP and mount it in a readymade setting, or a stock mass-produced solitaire, because any other setting ordered custom takes 6-8 weeks. This is another reason why you can't take to time to fool with locals who don't have the diamond in stock, or drop-shippers, or stones that are called in. Just find a suitable in-house online diamond, and pull the trigger. Quit wasting time.

6. Local places provide a easy trip if ring is lost, stolen, needs to be cleaned every 6 months etc.

All rings and diamonds bought online come with appraisals, with more detail than a local jeweler will usually be able to provide. You need to have detailed specs and data and pictures in the event of an insurance claim. That is to prove the quality of what you bought, so that the insurance MUST replace it in kind, not with something less or of inferior performance.
Any jeweler can clean a ring. Their salesclerks can clean a ring. That is not important.

So I guess I feel these are important to share and Im pretty exhausted looking.
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Ditto what others said about how you refuse to listen to any advice given here. This is an ONLINE forum, and it's supported by ONLINE diamond vendors, many/most of which also operate a retail store or at least an office where one can go to look at stones. The PS community usually buys ONLINE, and we don't have any qualms about doing so, because we've been going around the same block since the early 2000s, with nothing but good results. :D
 
+1 for the Pearlman's suggestion. I also live in the same area in MI and we chose to drive out to BC to Pearlman's based on the excellent reputation they have. Let me tell you, we were not let down one bit! They are very good with working on a budget as well. Give them a shot!
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
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Also, I think it's worth your time to talk to your girlfriend and ask her what style SHE likes best. Picking out what you like best is usually a recipe for disaster (as evidenced by the first setting you posted here).
 
I'm gonna tell you what my local jeweler (whom I have much respect for) said to me when I showed up with my diamond that I purchased online. I was only looking for a quality setting. He looked at my diamond and replied that he wished people would come into his store looking for beautiful ideal cut diamonds. Fact is...they don't!!! People go to local B & M stores looking for the largest, whitest diamond for the least amount of money. Cut isn't as big of a consideration as it SHOULD be. Therefore, many local jewelers don't carry the same cut quality diamonds that you can buy online. Some are just plain ignorant too.

I lived in Battle Creek years ago. Pearlmans has an excellent reputation on this board and are well respected locally as well. I bet you'll be pleased if you make the trip there. I would call first though and speak with someone about exactly what you are looking for.

One final thing. Have you looked at the beautiful diamonds/settings posted on this board? Have you seen the "show me the bling" folder? The majority of those diamonds were purchased online. The people here know what they are talking about. I strongly advise you to allow Pricescopers to help you find a beautiful diamond. Or just go to Pearlmans:-)
 
Can we end discussion on this thread? Despite amazing help from Gypsy and others, the OP seems to know better and is proving to be beyond help at this point. Oh well, we tried....
 
WEll, I'm in a real hurry here, but Blue Nile has financing.....
Lots of pretty selections there....

Nursing school is very tough, I'm sure, and it's hard to fit in other stuff, if you can get some BN suggestions from our group here, call or on-line chat with someone on the site, get the financing and a stone / setting that is suggested, you will save a lot of time in "running around".... and have a beautiful ring for your Future Fiancee !!!

Good Luck with your studies, and Congratulations on your upcoming engagement !!!
 
I found a good diamond at 2 places-

They both will match each others prices 5350-5425 Including the mount (Tiffany style white gold 14k)placement etc. As far as insurance renters insurance covers the diamond with a deductible.

Here are the stats

Dealer #1
GIA 210186718 for 5350 Round - Carat .9 COlor G, Clarity- Vs2 cut---Excellent Polish Excellent Symetry Very good


GIA 51666384037 ( 5425) , and GIA 1159268789 (5400)

Dealer # 2
GIA-2136561642

Same as first .9 carat G color vs2 Excellent cut, Cloud
Excellent polish very good symmetry FLuorescence none

Original price 5670 (they will price match Dealer #1 with proof of prices)
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.


Some history on myslef because I feel that some people are very specific on diamonds and one particular comment about driving there to show how much I love my gf or im lazzy or something- The amount of Time and effort talking with my jewlers for 8+ hours Researching online for hours etc, these minute details on depth, fluoro, girdle, cut, clarity, color, size etc. most ppl just go into a place and pick a ring that looks good.

1. I am a young college student -23 years old in nursing program. (very hard schooling takes up a lot of time)
2. I have been dating my gf for 8 years
3. The ring is to symbolize love and commitment so either way she will love it. (pinterest pictures are tiffany cut solitude which I like the most on her pinterest, and simular to the rings you posted with small pave on the side of a single ring pretty much identical to gypsi posts)
4. I do not have much money so financing is a must.
5. I am going to propose in 2 weeks Time factor is going to be an issue (ring must be done by 1 week 6 days)
6. Local places provide a easy trip if ring is lost, stolen, needs to be cleaned every 6 months etc.

So I guess I feel these are important to share and Im pretty exhausted looking.
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WE ARE seaasoned Women and men here and
1. I'm 55 and have had many diamond purchases and experiences
2. That's a long time to date someone with out a commitment although you are only 23. which is also young to marry
3. Yes she will but looking back I had no choice of Pinterest when I got engaged and I was happy at the moment and not so much a year later as I had no input.
4. So save and wait not a great idea to finance puts you in debt which I assume you already will be with nursing school
5. Life is to short to put a date on it you won't die if you wait another day even if it is a special date you are proposing on. Buying a diamond is for ever (unless youpgrade so don't rush)
6. No NO you an clean her ring at home and we are trying to tell you. As seasoned men and woman that we trust on line better then the B&M stores you are looking at .

But what do we all know. We all have mortgages, student loans, lots so bling children ( or husbands/wives budgets, and ttons of bills and collectively a whole lot of jewelery buying experience.
 
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WE ARE seaasoned Women and men here and
1. I'm 55 and have had many diamond purchases and experiences
2. That's a long time to date someone with out a commitment although you are only 23. which is also young to marry
3. Yes she will but looking back I had no choice of Pinterest when I got engaged and I was happy at the moment and not so much a year later as I had no input.
4. So save and wait not a great idea to finance puts you in debt which I assume you already will be with nursing school
5. Life is to short to put a date on it you won't die if you wait another day even if it is a special date you are proposing on. Buying a diamond is for ever (unless youpgrade so don't rush)
6. No NO you an clean her ring at home and we are trying to tell you. As seasoned men and woman that we trust on line better then the B&M stores you are looking at .

But what do we all know. We all have mortgages, student loans, lots so bling children ( or husbands/wives budgets, and ttons of bills and collectively a whole lot of jewelery buying experience.[/quote]



PLS Answer the new question
 
ssalerno|1391731667|3609586 said:
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WE ARE seaasoned Women and men here and
1. I'm 55 and have had many diamond purchases and experiences
2. That's a long time to date someone with out a commitment although you are only 23. which is also young to marry
3. Yes she will but looking back I had no choice of Pinterest when I got engaged and I was happy at the moment and not so much a year later as I had no input.
4. So save and wait not a great idea to finance puts you in debt which I assume you already will be with nursing school
5. Life is to short to put a date on it you won't die if you wait another day even if it is a special date you are proposing on. Buying a diamond is for ever (unless youpgrade so don't rush)
6. No NO you an clean her ring at home and we are trying to tell you. As seasoned men and woman that we trust on line better then the B&M stores you are looking at .

But what do we all know. We all have mortgages, student loans, lots so bling children ( or husbands/wives budgets, and ttons of bills and collectively a whole lot of jewelery buying experience.
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PLS Answer the new question[/quote]
You mean on the new thread you opened I just did :twirl:
 
heididdl|1391731818|3609592 said:
ssalerno|1391731667|3609586 said:
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WE ARE seaasoned Women and men here and
1. I'm 55 and have had many diamond purchases and experiences
2. That's a long time to date someone with out a commitment although you are only 23. which is also young to marry
3. Yes she will but looking back I had no choice of Pinterest when I got engaged and I was happy at the moment and not so much a year later as I had no input.
4. So save and wait not a great idea to finance puts you in debt which I assume you already will be with nursing school
5. Life is to short to put a date on it you won't die if you wait another day even if it is a special date you are proposing on. Buying a diamond is for ever (unless youpgrade so don't rush)
6. No NO you an clean her ring at home and we are trying to tell you. As seasoned men and woman that we trust on line better then the B&M stores you are looking at .

But what do we all know. We all have mortgages, student loans, lots so bling children ( or husbands/wives budgets, and ttons of bills and collectively a whole lot of jewelery buying experience.
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PLS Answer the new question
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You mean on the new thread you opened I just did :twirl:[/quote]


You didnt pick which one is the BEST lol GIve me the gIA number of ur choice out of the 4 diamonds :P So this includes everything guys the ring etc. The wedding band I will let my gf pick out 1.5 years later or w/e. I went from paying 5900 for a .83 carat J color very good cut to these rings so you helped me soo much :D
 
ssalerno|1391732134|3609596 said:
heididdl|1391731818|3609592 said:
ssalerno|1391731667|3609586 said:
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WE ARE seaasoned Women and men here and
1. I'm 55 and have had many diamond purchases and experiences
2. That's a long time to date someone with out a commitment although you are only 23. which is also young to marry
3. Yes she will but looking back I had no choice of Pinterest when I got engaged and I was happy at the moment and not so much a year later as I had no input.
4. So save and wait not a great idea to finance puts you in debt which I assume you already will be with nursing school
5. Life is to short to put a date on it you won't die if you wait another day even if it is a special date you are proposing on. Buying a diamond is for ever (unless youpgrade so don't rush)
6. No NO you an clean her ring at home and we are trying to tell you. As seasoned men and woman that we trust on line better then the B&M stores you are looking at .

But what do we all know. We all have mortgages, student loans, lots so bling children ( or husbands/wives budgets, and ttons of bills and collectively a whole lot of jewelery buying experience.
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PLS Answer the new question
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You mean on the new thread you opened I just did :twirl:
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You didnt pick which one is the BEST lol GIve me the gIA number of ur choice out of the 4 diamonds :P So this includes everything guys the ring etc. The wedding band I will let my gf pick out 1.5 years later or w/e. I went from paying 5900 for a .83 carat J color very good cut to these rings so you helped me soo much :D[/quote]

Wouldn't choose any of them sorry. You remind me so much of my kids I have three in there twenties.
 
TY everyone
 
ssalerno|1391693235|3609177 said:
So I will go to your reccomended store and look. To me if I want the best ring I would go to Tiffany and CO. in Troy mi- 45 mins away.
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Sorry, I haven't read the whole thread carefully, but of course wanted to add my 2 cents anyway :lol:

Tiffany does not have always have "the best", and the mark up for that little stamp in the ring is huge. Do your homework.
I was shocked to learn that my beautiful diamond ring and studs from them are not "the best", but only very good.
The cut/color/clarity is less than I would settle for now. They are selling a brand, not the best quality, for the average person. Why put all that $$ into a setting instead of a diamond just because it says "Tiffany" on the inside?
 
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