There's
no GIA report for these stones. We include our comprehensive insurance
appraisal free of charge.
STONE 2
6.31 x
4.48mm
Of course a large
department store or a television jewelry selling channel, can't buy
diamonds the way we do- one at a time ( or two).
I was thinking of going
on one of the shop at home channels to our sell our stuff. I mean, I'd
like to be on TV, I'm not that
ugly.
The problem is NOT that
women and children run screaming when they see me.
The problem is NOT that
I'm the size of Connecticut. No, the reason we could not sell on TV is
that they want to sell 100 of something.
There's no way to make
100 pairs just like this in a short period of time. It's simply
impossible to find enough diamonds.
You can find hundreds of
carats, but I am quite particular when it comes to cut and matching.
Invariably, when looking
thru the parcels of diamonds to find stones like these, I see many
"dogs"- for me the only aspect that makes me call a diamond a
bow-wow is cut. When the cut's bad, everything else is in the crapper.
So I could look thru 100
carats at the cutter, and find 5, maybe 10 pairs like this.
Similar color and
clarity. Similar profiles. Close to 1.00 total weight ( .07 over).
So this would
not be the type of thing you could sell ( or buy ) on
HomeShoppersClubNetwork.
Round diamond studs
would be easier, but those too must be chosen with care.
Here's
the lovely 18karat white gold studs- they are substantial. The backs
are tight around the posts.
The price is by no means
cheap- yet, when you consider the quality, and services we offer- such
as trade up- our price is well below typical jewelry stones, and our
quality above.
