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muskokathompson

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I've been mostly a lurker but still
hunting down an old cut - standard retailers too pricey for me right now...
Found this ring - what do you think? Diamonds are approx. .60 each VS2and SI1. Colour I-J. Price is around the $1000 mark..
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Tophat1

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If the stones looked pretty to my eye, yes, but I would turn it into a pair of earrings
 

muskokathompson

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I hear you! Gotta take care of the stolen engagement ring gap first though :)
 

MollyMalone

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I'm wondering if you would consider an online purchase, provided the vendor had a good return policy and if the price were right; if an online purchase is not outside the realm of possibility for you, may I ask if the $1000 budget is in US dollars & if, e.g., a Canadian vendor would be especially advantageous from a tax/duties perspective? I'm guessing, from colour, that you don't live in the States ; - )
 

GearGirly

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I like it, I just bought something similar with a little smaller stones and I have been enjoying wearing it every day!
 

muskokathompson

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I'm wondering if you would consider an online purchase, provided the vendor had a good return policy and if the price were right; if an online purchase is not outside the realm of possibility for you, may I ask if the $1000 budget is in US dollars & if, e.g., a Canadian vendor would be especially advantageous from a tax/duties perspective? I'm guessing, from colour, that you don't live in the States ; - )
Absolutely no issue with purchasing from the States. Canadian $ and duties would be more beneficial, but I'm honestly struggling with finding anything at the size I'm looking for - old cut, .6 ct and up, white gold/platinum and in good condition. Send suggestions my way!!
 

muskokathompson

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Great choices! It has helped to narrow it down for me - I'm pretty certain I want a solitaire...maybe with sidestones but definitely with milgrain and something decorative. My last ring had a .6-.75 ft centre transitional diamond with leaf shaped shoulders. I loved that ring!
 

Hera

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The cut on them is not looking too good? Keep looking?
 

muskokathompson

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I will keep on looking for a solitaire I think!
 

MollyMalone

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I will keep on looking for a solitaire I think!
What ring size should we be keeping an eye out for, musko? Resizing is easier with the kind of plain shank you have in mind, but wouldn't it be great if you could eliminate that expense : - )
 

muskokathompson

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What ring size should we be keeping an eye out for, musko? Resizing is easier with the kind of plain shank you have in mind, but wouldn't it be great if you could eliminate that expense : - )
5 3/4 wow thank you!!!
 

muskokathompson

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I had only searched their rings. There are quite a few diamonds there. I will start looking at settings....thank you!
 

muskokathompson

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Thanks so much! Some intriguing choices for sure. I love the Edwardian solitaires with filigree and Art Deco styles with shoulder decoration. I am unsure about bidding on a diamond on eBay but I guess the stone just has to be beautiful to me :)
 

Sagefemme

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If you find a diamond at Old World Diamonds Adam will find you the setting you want.
 

MollyMalone

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I think the world of Adam of Old World Diamonds, but... he is not much of an email person. So I highly recommend that your initial contact with him be by phone. It will be a more efficient way for you two to launch; plus, he's a fun person to chat with.
 

muskokathompson

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Thanks for that hint! Very helpful - also clarifying for me to speak with a human who knows so much.
 
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