Best place for loose diamonds? I remember some other members posting up about it here
11-20-2013, 03:16 PM
#12
Nice, Ryan. I'd love to help, but I got mine through a coworker's father, who is a diamond wholesaler in NYC. Definitely look at the grading system of diamonds online. Cut, color and clarity are what the price is based on. Make sure it's certified by one of the big companies and get all the paperwork on it. Also, have it appraised by a third party and insured afterwards. You put it on your renters or homeowners insurance policy.
11-24-2013, 03:55 AM
#14
Ray, after all those "don't get married!" comments while working on my car. Really?!? Lol. Congrats.
Ryan, I can recommend you to a friend that I bought a diamond from back in February. He owns a stand in the diamond district and would be able to help you. I crossed shopped against his recommendation with Tiffany and the likes. It's not worth buying brand name unless you really want to spend at least $8-10k more for the same diamond.
Ryan, I can recommend you to a friend that I bought a diamond from back in February. He owns a stand in the diamond district and would be able to help you. I crossed shopped against his recommendation with Tiffany and the likes. It's not worth buying brand name unless you really want to spend at least $8-10k more for the same diamond.
11-25-2013, 04:21 PM
#15
Ray, after all those "don't get married!" comments while working on my car. Really?!? Lol. Congrats.
Ryan, I can recommend you to a friend that I bought a diamond from back in February. He owns a stand in the diamond district and would be able to help you. I crossed shopped against his recommendation with Tiffany and the likes. It's not worth buying brand name unless you really want to spend at least $8-10k more for the same diamond.
Ryan, I can recommend you to a friend that I bought a diamond from back in February. He owns a stand in the diamond district and would be able to help you. I crossed shopped against his recommendation with Tiffany and the likes. It's not worth buying brand name unless you really want to spend at least $8-10k more for the same diamond.
No brand names.
For the same grade of daimond i got, tiffany wants 30k for it.
I ended up with 13 k.
11-26-2013, 10:06 AM
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hey i was recently looking for a ring too go to http://www.b2cjewels.com/ they are a legit website with free exchanges and returns with great prices. I been look for over 6 months and finally decided to buy from them.
If your worried about seeing it person, i use this http://www.pricescope.com/tools/hca to determine if its worth buying.
Originally i bought a diamond and didnt like it then exchanged with another one (no charge) and they customer service is excellent 24/hr instant msging.
Let me know if you need some help
If your worried about seeing it person, i use this http://www.pricescope.com/tools/hca to determine if its worth buying.
Originally i bought a diamond and didnt like it then exchanged with another one (no charge) and they customer service is excellent 24/hr instant msging.
Let me know if you need some help
12-07-2013, 02:45 PM
#19
^^^X2 any diamond you're thinking about buying call these guys up and compare it. Guarantee you they'll be cheaper.
I ended up buying from them too got a much better diamond than i originally was gonna buy because they were so much cheaper.
It also appraised 3 thousand more than what i paid for it
B2CJewels.com
I ended up buying from them too got a much better diamond than i originally was gonna buy because they were so much cheaper.
It also appraised 3 thousand more than what i paid for it
B2CJewels.com
12-08-2013, 07:03 AM
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Diamond place I found near me seems to have really good pricing! Matched them up against site linked above and seem to be less expensive actually for better cut finish color etc.
They have a 1.49 ct excellent all around si1 I think E color for $7,500. Gia certified.
They have a 1.49 ct excellent all around si1 I think E color for $7,500. Gia certified.