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Pink Diamond Ring
Pink diamond ring information
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US $1,050.00
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US $1,067.99
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Question: Where can i get a real 2 caret or over pink diamond ring?
(Posted by: MIA on 2008-06-21 21:12:12)
I& #039;ve looked on the internet at places like Zales but I cannot find one. All I can find is pink sapphire and if it is a pink diamond it is fake or lab created. I& #039;ve looked into a lot of jewelry stores too and they didn& #039;t tell me anything that helps they just tried to offer treated diamonds! I am willing to pay the price. I know it is rare but I really want one and I wouldn& #039;t be asking if I didn& #039;t have the money!! |
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Posted by: Randi L on 2008-06-22, 17:23:35
Your best bet is going to be an independent jeweler - even a chain like Tiffany 's is going to have trouble finding what you want, in a timely manner. 2 carat natural pinks are out there, but as you know they are pricey, and take a bit of research to find. I would recommend finding a local, AGS affiliated jeweler near you, and going into the store directly. Ask for one of their certified diamond sellers, and tel them exactly what you want. 2 carats, natural pink, and your price range. They 'll tell you if it can be done in your price range, and then go out and find the stone for you. Please allow them adequate time to find it - it may be days, or it may take a month! |
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Posted by: Yen Anh on 2008-06-21, 21:16:52
If you want one real one why dont you go to a jewelry store and ask? like tiffany or cartier |
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Posted by: Duzzit Madder on 2008-06-22, 06:51:18
Pink Diamonds.... In large sizes ( ie: 1/ 2ct and larger ), this is not something you are going to find in a Zales or other chain store. A little education, Natural Pink Diamonds are Extremely RARE.... A 2 carat Natural Pink Diamond ( I1-SI2 Clarity ), on the wholesale trade, be prepared to pay around $400,000 US Dollars and up... Now, as of earlier this year, they have now developed a stable process for "treated " Pink Diamonds...meaning they are irradiated/ heated to be pink...but very few jewelrs are dealing with them and they still demand around $10,000+ per stone. Hope this helps... |
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