SOLD 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

[phoenixgirl]

Now that I've upgraded my studs as a push present, I'm selling my original studs (sniff). I'd love to keep these stones -- I was so proud of finding them -- but I did promise the husband that I'd sell them to offset the cost of the bigger studs.

Here's my listing on Diamond Bistro: http://diamondbistro.com/category/211/Earrings/listings/28011/072-GIA-K-SI-yellow-gold-4-prong-studs.html

 

[Bella_mezzo]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

those are awesome and a great price! if only I were in the market...

 

[madelise]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

They're priced extremely well! I hope you sell them soon! They're beautiful : )

 

[phoenixgirl]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Thank you! I just tried to list them for a price that would make me think, "Oh wow, that's a good deal! I should get those!"

 

[Skippy123]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

that is a great price!

 

[phoenixgirl]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Oh, I need to edit the listing. They are 18k gold, not 14k, which explains why the backing says "750" on it.

 

[ChrisES]

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Those look really nice and the price is awesome...thinking about them as a gift for my fiancee's birthday in a few weeks.

Never bought from PS or DB before, how does this work? Can I put in for a right of first refusal while I consider, or something like that?

 

[phoenixgirl]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Chris,

I replied to you via email. These are pending after what was essentially a bidding war. I guess I really did price them well!

I'm new to selling my pre-loved beauties too, but I think to answer your question, it's just like buying something on Craigslist. It's up to the buyer and seller to agree on a price and make the deal. The seller can give you a right of first refusal if s/he chooses, I suppose. In my mind that would be more like informing you of other offers and seeing if you can meet or better them.

So to anyone who's interested, I may be selling my 0.52 K SI2 GIA excellent pendant (eye-clean) in YG. I just have to track down the GIA report. But this time I may revise my pricing strategy.

 

[ChrisES]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Thanks for the replies, and congrats on the sale! The upgraded studs are lovely, BTW.

 

[Amys Bling]

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wahh im too late

 

[jrich]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Dang I 100% would have bought these!!!

 

[phoenixgirl]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Sorry to those who missed it. I wish I could have sold a pair to everyone!

 

[nclrgirl]

Re: 0.72ctw GIA K SI studs in yellow gold

Hi Phoenix,

Did you ever end up posting your pendant? If you end up deciding to sell it, I'm definitely interested. You could e-mail me directly. (I'm the person who bought these earrings, and I've been loving them!)

Thanks!

Chris,

I replied to you via email. These are pending after what was essentially a bidding war. I guess I really did price them well!

I'm new to selling my pre-loved beauties too, but I think to answer your question, it's just like buying something on Craigslist. It's up to the buyer and seller to agree on a price and make the deal. The seller can give you a right of first refusal if s/he chooses, I suppose. In my mind that would be more like informing you of other offers and seeing if you can meet or better them.

So to anyone who's interested, I may be selling my 0.52 K SI2 GIA excellent pendant (eye-clean) in YG. I just have to track down the GIA report. But this time I may revise my pricing strategy.