annadragon
Shiny_Rock
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- Nov 8, 2008
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Went shopping for wedding bands yesterday at local jewelers. I found two bands, each at separate retailers that I really liked. However, both sales associates insisted there was no brand name designer and only gave me a stock number for them. I have no idea if these numbers are universal but I would like to find find pictures of them to compare and help me make a decision.
The first was a 18k white gold, ~1.5mm band with .25tcw diamonds (don''t have specs, but shouldn''t matter) The diamonds were scattered around the edge and embedded into what appeared to be a scalloped indention. I know this is a poor description but I''m struggling with better details. The stock # he gave was 753\NR130B. I''ve plugged it into google but the search doesn''t produce anything usable.
The second was a 18k yellow gold, ~2 - 2.5mm band with .39tcw, G-H,VS2. The sales associate described it as more of a stacker than a traditional wedding band. It was similar to this Bev K ring without the milgrain/beady appearance around the diamond and a bit chunkier. The stock # AH-5457. Perhaps its just a generic version of a Bev K ring?
Do these ring a bell with anyone? Do the stock numbers have any discernible use external to the retailer?
Thanks,
Anna
The first was a 18k white gold, ~1.5mm band with .25tcw diamonds (don''t have specs, but shouldn''t matter) The diamonds were scattered around the edge and embedded into what appeared to be a scalloped indention. I know this is a poor description but I''m struggling with better details. The stock # he gave was 753\NR130B. I''ve plugged it into google but the search doesn''t produce anything usable.
The second was a 18k yellow gold, ~2 - 2.5mm band with .39tcw, G-H,VS2. The sales associate described it as more of a stacker than a traditional wedding band. It was similar to this Bev K ring without the milgrain/beady appearance around the diamond and a bit chunkier. The stock # AH-5457. Perhaps its just a generic version of a Bev K ring?
Do these ring a bell with anyone? Do the stock numbers have any discernible use external to the retailer?
Thanks,
Anna
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