ENGAGEMENT RING ONLY BAND HAS SOLD

Name: ENGAGEMENT RING ONLY BAND HAS SOLD
Brand: Diamonds Direct
SKU: 5efa58eae97e481d62e1cac4
Price: 2000.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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.81 ct oval diamond set in a halo paved setting originally retailed for $5,100 selling with a diamond paved wedding band originally $900. Size 6.25

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fdgfhgjhfdgfhg I am Grace and a Posh buyer. I hope you enjoy buying and selling here as much as I do, let me know the asking price and send me the pictures of the item. feel free to reach out of me at (kateroyce01 @ gm ailcom) if still available I will like to Buy it now .Thanks and Please stay safe

Jun 29Reply

bella_mary Still available?

Jul 06Reply

bunny0309 @bella_mary are you willing to split the set?

Jul 17Reply

kaylaarrington @bunny0309 yes

Jul 23Reply

kaylaarrington @bella_mary engagement ring is ,band has sold

Jul 23Reply

kaylaarrington @bunny0309 price for engagement ring is alone is $2,000 the original price of the ring was over 5k retail replacement value is $4,660 I have copies of paperwork

Jul 23Reply

bunny0309 @kaylaarrington is it a natural stone?

Jul 23Reply

kaylaarrington @bunny0309 if you mean as in naturally occurring then yes. It is not man made. It is a certified diamond I have the original GIA certificate which a jeweler will give you any time you buy a genuine stone

Jul 23Reply

bunny0309 @kaylaarrington yes, that is what I meant. You know like a natural stone, made of pressurized carbon over high temperatures over billions of years, opposed to a synthetic or lab created stone, which yes, is man made? I’m assuming this is why the GIA has produced the certificate rather than IGI. I’ll definitely keep that in mind. Let me check the grading of the stone and get back to you. Thank you so much!!!

Jul 23Reply

kaylaarrington @bunny0309 you’re welcome ! Here is a link to why some diamond professionals prefer GIA https://www.diamonds.pro/education/igi/

Jul 23Reply

bunny0309 @kaylaarrington I personally prefer them because of their consistency and uniformness of grading standards. Others can be looser with their standards, passing off lower quality and better graded stones. Much more reliable as well. I only buy GIA certified stones.

Jul 24Reply