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Hello all! I am in a big quandry...I love, love, LOVE my original engagement ring but it was never what I had imagined. Due to being able to get an inherited stone recut, my fiancee and I designed a ring together based on a picture we saw online of a twisted halo. It is just amazing. I even got two very, very light pink diamond bands that fit around it to make a beautiful and unique look.
HOWEVER, I just recently bought a ginormous Henri Daussi ring and want to have it reset into a pink diamond halo. Originally thinking of this for a RHR, but now I want it for my engagement ring. Problem is, husby says I can't have both...
So now the question is- is it worth it to sell my engagement ring? Will I even get a decent amount for it? Center stone is non certed but sending to GIA is not a problem; i have had it checked out by 4 different jewelers and they all have the same conclusion for it- it's an awesome stone. So I'm not worried about what GIA will say, just havent had a chance to send it off.
Here is my current ring:
Center stone: .90 modified round brilliant ( it's about 40 years old but had the girdle re-cut to modern standards)
Color: E, MAYBE F but I have put it against GIA E and F's and I believe it to be an E
Clarity: VS1, no visible inclusions at all even under the loop
Setting is in pallidium and platinum and cost an armand a leg, hence my worry about not being able to get much for it...it's a size 4.25 and can be sized a tiny bit up or down, there is a space with no diamonds in the back.
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HOWEVER, I just recently bought a ginormous Henri Daussi ring and want to have it reset into a pink diamond halo. Originally thinking of this for a RHR, but now I want it for my engagement ring. Problem is, husby says I can't have both...
So now the question is- is it worth it to sell my engagement ring? Will I even get a decent amount for it? Center stone is non certed but sending to GIA is not a problem; i have had it checked out by 4 different jewelers and they all have the same conclusion for it- it's an awesome stone. So I'm not worried about what GIA will say, just havent had a chance to send it off.
Here is my current ring:
Center stone: .90 modified round brilliant ( it's about 40 years old but had the girdle re-cut to modern standards)
Color: E, MAYBE F but I have put it against GIA E and F's and I believe it to be an E
Clarity: VS1, no visible inclusions at all even under the loop
Setting is in pallidium and platinum and cost an armand a leg, hence my worry about not being able to get much for it...it's a size 4.25 and can be sized a tiny bit up or down, there is a space with no diamonds in the back.
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