Posts Tagged ‘Diamond Ring’
Ok, I always had this idea that I wanted a diamond ring in a antique setting. When I started looking around at rings I saw this brandy colored citrine vintage marcasite art nouvea ring and fell head over hills in love with it. I love the ring but I’m wondering if people will frown down on it or think that my man was to cheap to buy a “real ring”. The few people who have seen it, my husbands grandparents and few others have made comments about it not being a diamond. I told them that my ring is just what I wanted and they give me that look like “yeah right”. What the @#@! am I wrong and should we go get another ring?
All 3 stones are the same size, lined up right next to each other. The band is an opened band.
Instead of wearing a diamond ring as a wedding ring, can a bride wear a Tungsten ring as a wedding ring.
My brother and I inherited an antique diamond engagment/wedding ring appraised at 14,000 dollars, I believe its a little over 3 carats. We were told that we were to sell it and use the money for college, however I cannot find any place where I think we can sell it for what it is valued at or even around what it is valued at. Any idea’s?
I tried ebay but it seems no one bids on really expensive rings, especially antique ones.
I have a $700 diamond ring on ebay right now. One just like it sold for 530 a week ago. i have 2 days left and the bid is only 36.00 i have a reserve on it. to save me there, but what happens? people last minutre go on a bidding war? It’s an antique vintage wedding set. 14 k gold approx. .50 carat size 7. they sell like crazy on there but mines not.
It is a wedding band with a diamond in it… there are no prongs just a hole all the way through the band with the diamond set in the whole… is there some method to remove it or do you have to break the ring to get it out?
For my wedding ring, my (now) husband got me a gorgeous antique European cut diamond in platinum ring (which means the cut is designed to sparkle best in low/dim/candle light since they didn’t have electricity back then lol).
He got it from a private antique dealer, so unlike chain jewelry stores, they don’t provide insurance for their jewelry. The ring is 130 years old and it comes with a certificate and everything to verify it’s authenticity - and before buying it, my husband got it independently appraised and checked out.
I know there are 100s of insurance companies out there for jewelry but I was wondering if someone can recommend a specific company?
I don’t own a house and in our state, renters insurance isn’t required so we don’t have that either.