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RN_girl asked:


I have come across a beautiful ring that is dated to the 1800’s. It is the original platinum setting and the original diamond, it has never been altered. The diamond is around 1.3 carats and is European cut (that indicates it was cut before 1908) and has diamond detail going down the band. It is very intricate and definitely hand made. The number ‘23′ is hand carved on the interior band- I’m told this is the signature of the original jeweler. Does anyone have any information on this jeweler or, more importantly, a reasonable market price for an item like this??

Blondie D asked:


I have a 35 year old solitaire heart shaped diamond wedding ring (5/8), and I am thinking about having it remounted into a nicer band. My question is: how do I know that the jeweler will give me back my own diamond and won’t replace it with a lesser quality or cu. zirconium?

Meow asked:


I just bought a man’s diamond wedding ring at Kevin’s Jeweler in the mall (A decent jewelry branch in California). The sales told me that it’s a 1/3 carat weight natural diamond, D class, probably between VS1-SI2 clarity with fair cut. When I asked for the certificate, they told me that they don’t issue one for diamonds that are small. They only offer 2-years warranty. Is it true that diamonds that are small doesn’t come with a certificate? Or is this a scam?

djdoubledee asked:


I may have to put my mothers wedding ring for sale i dont want to but she did say if i need it for an emergency it was ok I have taxes I have to pay on my house. I am disabled so i dont work. How do i know if I go to a jeweler he will give me a fare price? Maybe I should go to a pawn broker. I have to pay taxes soon so I don’t know if I can become an expert at jewelery that quick is it better selling at jeweler or pawnbroker ?

CS asked:


My wedding ring is designed with floating diamonds (I think that’s what they’re called?) and in the last year I have had to take it in to get tightened like 8 times. Now they’re lose again! And I just took it in less than 3 weeks ago. This is really getting to be an inconvenience. I’m thinking about asking if I can trade it for a different style. What do you think my chances are?

Csi Fan 33 asked:


I bought my wifes engagement ring which is 1 ct diamond stone with 24 tiny diamonds all on the sides with a wedding band to match with little diamonds..its 18ct white gold.
The ring is made by a company called Coast and we bought it from a retailer.
The ring has turned black around all the little diamonds (its not dirty) its tarnished. They are saying that it is a chemical reaction that is our fault..has anyone ever heard of such a thing? Are they feeding us lies? I thought about taking it to another jeweler to look at it. I cant believe all the problems we are having with this ring. What would you do?

mcclintockdj asked:


a very small diamond fell out from a faulty prong, the diamond is probably 1/10 ct. maybe bigger, nothing special clarity wise.

How much would a jeweler charge to replace the diamond and reset it, including fixing the prong?

pebbles_1472 asked:


When I was married the first time, I got my wedding rings soldered together. Now that I am divorced and my children are getting older, I think about what I am going to do with my rings. I would like to give the band to my son and the diamond to my daughter. Can a jeweler get them apart without harming them?