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urban gypsy
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 Thu, Sep 12 2019, 2:04 pm
| amother [ Jetblack ] wrote: | You can get a good price buying a ring someone else is selling. Take it and have it appraised. A friend of mine was going through a divorce and was going to sell her ring to a jeweler for peanuts. I told her not to. I said I will pay you what he is offering plus $500. She went back and he upped it $500. She wouldn't take anymore from me. I was trying to convince her to sell it on the exchange.
The bottom line is I got a 2 carrot D color diamond with a big chunk of gold for $2500. |
WOW a crazy story! Jetblack you did good here, for your friend and for yourself!!!!
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amother
Chartreuse
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Thu, Sep 12 2019, 2:45 pm
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Consider other stones. Sapphires, beryls, spinels and tanzanites all can be worth as much as a diamond, and there are prettier color options.
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amother
Burgundy
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Thu, Sep 12 2019, 3:37 pm
| amother [ Jetblack ] wrote: | You can get a good price buying a ring someone else is selling. Take it and have it appraised. A friend of mine was going through a divorce and was going to sell her ring to a jeweler for peanuts. I told her not to. I said I will pay you what he is offering plus $500. She went back and he upped it $500. She wouldn't take anymore from me. I was trying to convince her to sell it on the exchange.
The bottom line is I got a 2 carrot D color diamond with a big chunk of gold for $2500. |
Wow! What a great deal! My 1.8 diamond was almost 10k the setting was another $2k. I wanted to change the setting and was told I’d get a measly $300.
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