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twiggy asked:


Thankfully, she pointed this one out:
http://www.kay.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product1%7C10101%7C10001%7C-1%7C172186607%7C15055%7C15055.20512.15609.15610

But I was thinking of upgrading to this one:
http://www.kay.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product1%7C10101%7C10001%7C-1%7C172185605%7C15055%7C15055.20512.15609.15610

So, they do look a bit different. My question is, do I go with the one she pointed out, or upgrade? I want to get her the more expensive one, but perhaps she would not like it as much? The more expensive one has a bigger/same quality diamond, but doesn’t have the bling around the loops. Please, I need a woman’s opinion here.

I’m just happy she pointed me directy at what she wants. I just got a new job so $250 on the necklace won’t be an issue, and she deserves to be happy.

On a side note, I kind of have a problem with buying diamonds as they are useless as jewelry and seem to be a money machine that forces men to spend a lot of money on a rock. Do I REALLY need to prove how I feel by how much money I invest in jewelry? Is this not shallow of women to expect such things? And worse, couldn’t it be a blood diamond? It seems so silly to spend cash on something as trivial as a diamond. Alas, my girlfriend doesn’t have that view.

markayy asked:


Me and my friend have been seeing each other but not exclusively. he took my to a jewelry store on our break and asked pointed out these diamond earrings. he asked if i liked them and i said “yes, they’re really pretty” he then asked the salesclerk how much they cost. 4000 dollars! what does this mean? does he want to buy them for me? why would he ask the price in front of me! HELP! he’s also going on a trip and maybe he will buy me similar one whiles he’s gone?

WhiteSox asked:


Situation:

The grandmother of my soon to be fiancee and her older sister recently passed away. Their grandmother left them all the jewelry in her will. The diamond in their grandmothers engagement ring is going to be used for my fiancees ring. Keep in mind again, the girls are splitting the jewelry evenly. Her sister got the diamond appraised for $4700 and expects half of the price as her share. I am pretty sure you would not get face value of the appraised diamond.
This affects my soon to be fiancees as the less money I put into the diamond will go towards her band.

so the questions I pose is

Rather than giving her half ($2350) , what would be a fair amount for both sides?
I will get a couple more appraisals,

so average out the 3 appraisals and give her half?

Cameron asked:


I am looking at a diamond pave wedding set at a jewelry store. The underside of the bands don’t have any slots so you can clean the back side of the diamonds its just solid gold. Would it be a mistake to buy this ring? Will i be able to clean it just from the top and sides or is it going to look dirty all the time?

Lady asked:


Thier prices seem too good to be true. If you have purchased from this website, can you tell me if the diamond quality is really what it states on the site. Also were you satisfied with quality of the merchandise and service?

Esmeralda asked:


How can I buy them like from auctions or but most of all wholesale because I sell diamond Jewelry but want to get a good deal. Please Please Help. THANKS
I live in California

Help Me asked:


It’s the commercial where the husband can’t wait to give his wife her gift so he wakes up in the middle of the night and gets the diamond necklace out of the old grandfather clock downstairs. He then proceeds to drape it around her neck and then goes and pretends he’s sleeping. She wakes up and sees it and leans over to him. He is clearly pretending he’s asleep and then you see a slight smile on his face. It’s soo sweet, and I love that song that’s playing. It sounds kind of like Regina Spektor.

archangelus2 asked:


Coming up in a couple weeks I and my girlfriend will have been dating for a year. I am looking for good gift/date ideas. I bought her a diamond cross for Christmas so I am thinking jewelry will have to wait for a more momentous occassion I would like to keep the date/gift under a 100$’s. We are quite romantic…eating out at Italian restaurants often. We are both in college and she has 4 exams the week of our anniversary, making ideas difficult.

WhiteSox asked:


Situation:

The grandmother of my soon to be fiancee and her older sister recently passed away. Their grandmother left them all the jewelry in her will. The diamond in their grandmothers engagement ring is going to be used for my fiancees ring. Keep in mind again, the girls are splitting the jewelry evenly. Her sister got the diamond appraised for $4700 and expects half of the price as her share. I am pretty sure you would not get face value of the appraised diamond.
This affects my soon to be fiancees as the less money I put into the diamond will go towards her band.

so the questions I pose is

Rather than giving her half ($2350) , what would be a fair amount for both sides?