http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/jewelry/bridalspecialoccasion/bridalrings/PRD~206885/14k+White+Gold+1ct+TW+Diamond+PrincessCut+Ring.jsp
if soo can you please help me find two small diamond wedding bands i would like them to go on both sides of my this ring or just one pave band\
18 Kt White gold diamond wedding band, 3.0 mm wide, comfort fit band. It holds 0.15 ct tw diamonds, VS in clarity and GH in color.
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I have a wedding ring that means nothing to me anymore. It makes me feel bad to even see it so I am willing to sell it, but want to get as much as possible for it, and have no idea how to do it.
The center stone is a round cut “hearts and arrows”, and is described as “near flawless” and is .74 Ct in size. There are two round cut side stones described as “flawless,” each .25 Ct in size. There are also six channel set stones on either side, all smaller. It is set in 14K white gold.
I have the official appraisal papers, but they are put away for safekeeping and aren’t right at hand this minute. I do know, however, that the clarity rating was high, and that the total value when it was purchased 4 1/2 years ago was just under $5000.
I basically want to know what I should expect to hear from a jeweler when I approach them about buying the ring. Is that the best way to do it? I have never sold my jewelry before. Any recommendations on what to say? I know to bring the papers with, and I thought the best place to start would be with the jeweler it was purchased from.
Thanks for the expertise.
You call me pathetic for divorcing an alcoholic, physically abusive cheater? Go ahead. I have lived through worse. This ring is going to help me move on – emotionally and financially. Don’t be so quick to judge.
http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr100/chardonnayonice1/myring.jpg
My husband never got me an engagement nor a wedding band and has promised to get me a ring. He told me to pick it out. Well, what do you guys think? It’s 18KGold and Platinum. I am really not a fan of things that look Silver or Platinum for that matter, but this ring style i couldn’t resist. What is your opinion?
This diamond ring doesn’t shine for me anymore…so how do I get rid of it?
I have a wedding ring that means nothing to me anymore. It makes me feel bad to even see it so I am willing to sell it, but want to get as much as possible for it, and have no idea how to do it.
The center stone is a round cut “hearts and arrows”, and is described as “near flawless” and is .74 Ct in size. There are two round cut side stones described as “flawless,” each .25 Ct in size. There are also six channel set stones on either side, all smaller. It is set in 14K white gold.
I have the official appraisal papers, but they are put away for safekeeping and aren’t right at hand this minute. I do know, however, that the clarity rating was high, and that the total value when it was purchased 4 1/2 years ago was just under $5000.
I basically want to know what I should expect to hear from a jeweler when I approach them about buying the ring. Is that the best way to do it? I have never sold my jewelry before. Any recommendations on what to say? I know to bring the papers with, and I thought the best place to start would be with the jeweler it was purchased from.
Thanks for the expertise.
This diamond ring doesn’t shine for me anymore…so how do I get rid of it?
I have a wedding ring that means nothing to me anymore. It makes me feel bad to even see it so I am willing to sell it, but want to get as much as possible for it, and have no idea how to do it.
The center stone is a round cut “hearts and arrows”, and is described as “near flawless” and is .74 Ct in size. There are two round cut side stones described as “flawless,” each .25 Ct in size. There are also six channel set stones on either side, all smaller. It is set in 14K white gold.
I have the official appraisal papers, but they are put away for safekeeping and aren’t right at hand this minute. I do know, however, that the clarity rating was high, and that the total value when it was purchased 4 1/2 years ago was just under $5000.
I basically want to know what I should expect to hear from a jeweler when I approach them about buying the ring. Is that the best way to do it? I have never sold my jewelry before. Any recommendations on what to say? I know to bring the papers with, and I thought the best place to start would be with the jeweler it was purchased from.
Thanks for the expertise.
This is my engagment ring, except mine has little diamonds on the band of it as well. but the square part sticks out to where a ring would not sit flush against it. i was thinking getting a custom one that fills in the space with metal (white gold to match) and has a row of the same sized diamonds on the edge to give the appearance of a band but filled in space with metal. what do you think? here’s a picture:
http://www.zales.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11694111&kpc=1
Well, to the first person: my ring doesn’t have any room underneath the main part for a ring to go underneath like Kate’s and I would really rather there not be a gap between rings, it bothers me for some reason.
My friend has a men’s wedding band he would like to sell… how much do you think he could get for this? (This is copy & pasted from a chat)
6mm wide
heavy weight
2 mm thick comfort fit dome size 8
it is made of solid platinum, PT950 mark on the inside. Alloy is 95% Platinum and 5% Ruthinium
Thank you!!
How much would you pay for this ring? What would be a fair asking price?
This ring would be absolutely perfect as a wedding ring engagement band, promise ring, Christmas or birthday gift, or just to say I love you!
“A stunning blue sapphire sits center stage embraced by two diamond accents. The three-stone set represents love’s significance in the past, the present and the future. Channel-set on either side of the centerpiece, diamond accents brighten the gleaming 14K white gold. Within the inner underside of the band, the words “Past * Present * Future” make a promise of outstanding love, marked by two small round diamond accents.”
This is a Zale’s ring, from their “Past, Present, Future” collection. It is 14k white gold with a genuine Sri Lanke oval shaped sapphire (5.0 x 4.0) and two genuine diamond accents.
It’s real, I’m trying to sell it on ebay, thanks.
A woman walks cautiously, her stilettos makes muffled sounds as they meet the newly spread pavement. The street is quiet, she’s alone. Yet, she’s not afraid. She fingers her platinum blonde hair, her dark roots peek out at the top of her head. She’s trying to be someone she’s not, trying to hide behind a façade. The scarlet dress, pearl teardrop earrings, shiny leather clutch. Louise’s Trattoria, the restaurant awning reads, its red and white stripes remind her of a candy cane. She walks inside and is immediately enveloped by the warm, romantic atmosphere. Her grey eyes scan the crowd, she doesn’t recognize anyone. She knows better. The hostess beckons her, leads her to a small table. A smile brushes across the her face, she has seen him. He stands up to kiss her, places his hand on the small of her back, and holds out her chair. The woman fingers her wedding ring, but she feels no shame.
A man watches her. It’s a coincidence he even saw her here. He can hear the clock ticking, telling him he will be late for his meeting. He has just been walking to a client’s office, hair brushed back, leather briefcase in hand. He takes in his surroundings, the pier at one side, and the shops on the other. His eyes wander to the restaurant, the atmosphere beckons him in. He should take his wife here sometime, the red and white stripes on the awning remind him of her. He smiles. If she had not turned her head, tried to call the waiter, he wouldn’t have seen her. He doesn’t recognize the new her, only feels the pull in his heart that tells him it is her. She’s dyed her hair, she’s dressed differently, and her smile reaches her cool grey eyes. He can feel his heart drop down to the depths of his soul, too far to retrieve. He wants to shield his eyes, plug his ears and pretend he’s somewhere else. He wants to do anything but see his brother kiss his wife.
He contemplates throwing it, he fingers his wedding ring. It burns his skin, brands it like someone has scalded him with hot coals. He can feel himself wince, his whole body tightens up. He leans his elbows on the railing, his coal colored eyes rest on the weather floor of the pier. He can make out the dark blue waters. He could just drop it, toss it over the railing and never see it again. He would never have to see his and her names elegantly carved into a golden band, never have to remember the date inscribed on the shiny surface. He takes a deep breath, slides off his ring, and holds it over the water. He steps on the edge of the railing, hoisting himself up, one hand holding the ring, the other the railing. He loses his footing, leans in too far. His arms flail, trying to hold on. He tumbles forward and he can feel himself fall. The water slaps his face as he crashes into the dark depths. His suit jacket pushes him down, the perfectly sown silk, drenched in icy water. He doesn’t try to swim, instead stops moving. He holds his breath, dunks his head into the chilly waters and awaits death with open arms.
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