if you want to insure it you should get them appraised. if not it really does not matter. i mean if you love the piece it should not matter what the specs are, as long as you love it.
How do you know the specifications (carat/color/clarity) of your diamonds so well?
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if you want to insure it you should get them appraised. if not it really does not matter. i mean if you love the piece it should not matter what the specs are, as long as you love it.
Good point.
I decided to get all my diamonds insured because if anything happened I couldn't afford to replace the diamonds. I would be incredibly devasted emotionally and financially.
Unfortunately I take a huge hit on the insurance premium every year but I am free to wear the diamonds anywhere in the world with the insurance.
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I decided to get all my diamonds insured because if anything happened I couldn't afford to replace the diamonds. I would be incredibly devasted emotionally and financially.
Unfortunately I take a huge hit on the insurance premium every year but I am free to wear the diamonds anywhere in the world with the insurance.
IdealD
Wow, how shady. I've never heard of a reputable retailer not offering a full return policy, especially after 3 days!
That seems so wrong. I never buy from a place if I don't like their return policy.I know about my diamond jewelry because it's an interesting hobby for me. I love sparkly things and I like to know what makes them sparkle. It's also ideal to know what you're looking at in order to know if you're getting a good price on something or not.
I have no idea what color and clarity mine are, but I don't really care one way or another. They are beautiful to me and I love them and that's all I care about.