Tiffany E-Ring Vs. Non-Tiffany E-Ring
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It depends on the couple. Some want to be surprised, whereas I wanted a say. Sure, he's buying it, but I'm the one who has to wear it everyday and we have different tastes. It's something we decided on together.
Interesting thread. For all that Tiffany bashing it is really funny, how everybody's saying that their ring/earrings/setting/design etc. is "just like Tiffany's". Somehow I never hear people say: "My Tiffany piece is just like the one from Blue Nile or Brian Gavin or other discounters 
More than a century after inventing the pronged setting Tiffany still seems to set the scale.
I know that you can get a Chevy and it's a nice car, it works and fulfills it's function and probably it's a good value for the money. But I would much rather have a Tesla or perhaps an Aston Martin And a real Tiffany ring on the finger turning the steering wheel 
More than a century after inventing the pronged setting Tiffany still seems to set the scale. I know that you can get a Chevy and it's a nice car, it works and fulfills it's function and probably it's a good value for the money. But I would much rather have a Tesla
or perhaps an Aston Martin And a real Tiffany ring on the finger turning the steering wheel 
i have a question here, please excuse my lack of knowledge. i am seeking a solitaire 3 - 3.5 carat diamond ring, and am currently looking at tiffany's, cartier, and and an online site named Enchanted Diamonds. i understand that a ring from the big house 2 names would be costly than those from online seller's loose diamond. what is your opinion on online sellers'? I understand that there would be an extra cost on setting if i choose a loose diamond, but has anyone gone through this process please advice me. TIA!
I've bought from quite a few online sellers. And I work with TONS of people to select stones every day, on my own time. Enchanted isn't my favorite, but I have not completed a purchase from them myself, only worked with people who have. They're a dropshipper, mostly. So most of those stones they have for sale are not in house. They're working on getting "there" but I don't think they are yet. There are better vendors.
My current ring, and every stone Ive owned prior save for one have all come from an online vendor. I have also had a Tiffany ring, and I will never likely own another Tiffany engagemetn ring as long as there are other options such as online vendors. I value cut quality, and I've found that Tiffany and other majors do not.
Interesting thread. For all that Tiffany bashing it is really funny, how everybody's saying that their ring/earrings/setting/design etc. is "just like Tiffany's". Somehow I never hear people say: "My Tiffany piece is just like the one from Blue Nile or Brian Gavin or other discounters
I know that you can get a Chevy and it's a nice car, it works and fulfills it's function and probably it's a good value for the money. But I would much rather have a Tesla
Your choice. But they're not "discounters." They sell equal or better quality merch for the price it's supposed to be sold at. Not the price it sells at with a fancy stamp in it. Personally, I'd rather steer my Tesla or Aston Martin with a HONKIN impeccably cut cut diamond I got from an online super-ideal diamond vendor that no one will know whether it's "brand name" or not and blind everyone around me, knowing it's better cut quality than any brand name can supply me.
Interesting thread. For all that Tiffany bashing it is really funny, how everybody's saying that their ring/earrings/setting/design etc. is "just like Tiffany's". Somehow I never hear people say: "My Tiffany piece is just like the one from Blue Nile or Brian Gavin or other discounters
I know that you can get a Chevy and it's a nice car, it works and fulfills it's function and probably it's a good value for the money. But I would much rather have a Tesla
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thank you for your reply. yes, i am most interested in the specs of the stone mainly the cutting and polish, but also the setting is important to me. don't really care about the branding and names. as long as the stone comes with inscription and GIA cert (with the specs i wish) thats all i care about it, but i am wondering where and how i should choose the stone to be set,,,,i wish the stone to be set perfectly
Include an AGS report as well as GIA. AGS is going to consider cut. GIA's "cut" quality grade means nothing.
Victor Canera can set a stone perfectly, as can Steven Kirsch.
Tiffany Earrings from the 1960s- diamonds and gold
1910 Tiffany and Co Emerald Ring-
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So curious about these pieces! Do you have another way to view the pictures?
I will be glad to help. You know how to reach me!