is there some method that works when you are trying to find a diamond that fell from its setting into your yard? besides pure luck?...... thanks for your help
In lieu of finding the stone, since "needle in a haystack" comes to mind rather quickly, I've got an appraisal from 1977 that would need to be translated into todays terminology. It goes as follows: "marguis cut diamond of extremely fine quality and color and weiging app. 60 points or 5/8 carat".
The jeweler was a friend of the family at the time, but i don't think he's in business now.
I guess i need to know what the next step in this process should be.
Thanks again for all your help and ideas.
In lieu of finding the stone, since "needle in a haystack" comes to mind rather quickly, I've got an appraisal from 1977 that would need to be translated into todays terminology. It goes as follows: "marguis cut diamond of extremely fine quality and color and weiging app. 60 points or 5/8 carat".
The jeweler was a friend of the family at the time, but i don't think he's in business now.
I guess i need to know what the next step in this process should be.
Thanks again for all your help and ideas.