Tiffany E-Ring Vs. Non-Tiffany E-Ring

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#32
hmm go into go advanced, click the paperclip and browse for your images then attach all once they are loaded. if they are too big you may have to resize them into a large web document using windows picture gallery or something along those lines :D
 
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musicscrip said:
I originally wanted a 1.5 carat from Blue nile but I can tell the difference between the authentic Tiffany setting and just the so called Tiffany copy cats. I ended up with 1.07 carat Tiffany and I love it!!! We are planning to upgrade it to 1.50 or a little bigger in 4 years...you have FIVE years to upgrade your ring. The rule is...you have to spend twice as much as your first ring when you do the upgrade.

You will enjoy the setting from Tiffany a lot more than anywhere else if you love that setting. You can find a best 0.25 carat around and it will sparkles like crazy. I wouldn't want a bigger diamond if it doesn't sparkle.
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I echo your purchase experience completely!
If you really compare the authentic Tiffany setting and other Tiffany-style settings, if you really view/touch/wear the autehtic Tiffany ring, it perhaps is rather difficult or almost impossible to chose the other ring, IMO.

But, yes, there is a financial issue and a desire for a larger diamond. :smile1:

I always wonder, when people wearing very high-quality Tiffany replica settings are asked by their friends/aquaintances if the ring is from Tiffany, do they pretend to be wearing Tiffany's or always explain their "savvy" online diamond purchase experience?

Anti-Tiffany people always say, you don't tell people that your ring is "Tiffany's" so do not pay for the name. But, I doubt it. Poeple want to know if its Tiffany's, Cartier's or HW's. IMO, it is quite rare to be asked about the 4C specs. From may experience, not even onece.:smile1:
 
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The round brilliant Tiffany's setting is very beautiful. Other companies have versions of that but they can never legally duplicate it exactly. I have an ideal cut RB "Tiffany" ring from Whiteflash (they claim this looks just like the real Tiffany ring) and one from Tiffany's and they DON'T look the same.
 
#42
We don't have Tiffany's on this part of the world, their prices are not competitive and you can get better jewellery for better prices because of the taxes. So I stick to mom and pop shops, I'm not into "brand" jewellery. I realize that Tiffany's are an important part of the American culture though, and most girls in the US dream of a Tiffany's e ring, so I totally get it.
 
#43
We don't live in the staets, but Tiffany is a globaly renowned jewelry company. Not just part of the American culture. Near my house, there exist all famous jewely stores, like HW, Mouboussin, Graff, Royal Asscher, VC&A, Cartier, FRED,etc. Tiffany's quality is off course as high as other brand's, and the prices are competitive! If you can find "better" quality than these brand's for less, you are really lucky. :smile1:
 
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einseine said:
We don't live in the staets, but Tiffany is a globaly renowned jewelry company. Not just part of the American culture. Near my house, there exist all famous jewely stores, like HW, Mouboussin, Graff, Royal Asscher, VC&A, Cartier, FRED,etc. Tiffany's quality is off course as high as other brand's, and the prices are competitive! If you can find "better" quality than these brand's for less, you are really lucky. :smile1:
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Totally agree with you. From my homeland in Asia, we have all the brands you mentioned in your post and Tiffany is still one of the most chosen engagement ring brand there. Almost every girls I know from my homeland dream of a Tiffany e-ring!!! :yahoo:
 
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einseine said:
I echo your purchase experience completely!
If you really compare the authentic Tiffany setting and other Tiffany-style settings, if you really view/touch/wear the autehtic Tiffany ring, it perhaps is rather difficult or almost impossible to chose the other ring, IMO.

But, yes, there is a financial issue and a desire for a larger diamond. :smile1:

I always wonder, when people wearing very high-quality Tiffany replica settings are asked by their friends/aquaintances if the ring is from Tiffany, do they pretend to be wearing Tiffany's or always explain their "savvy" online diamond purchase experience?

Anti-Tiffany people always say, you don't tell people that your ring is "Tiffany's" so do not pay for the name. But, I doubt it. Poeple want to know if its Tiffany's, Cartier's or HW's. IMO, it is quite rare to be asked about the 4C specs. From may experience, not even onece.:smile1:
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I totally agree! It isn't just about the size of the diamond it is the design of the ring. To me, it is a perfectly designed sumptuous setting... So elegant, smooth, weighty, and beatifully designed... My gf has an imitation Tiffany classic setting and it is gorgeous! But not the same thing. She looked at ny Tiffany one from across the table and called it. She knew mine was the real thing!

Does that matter to everyone? No of course not... It is all personal! I would rather have the design and the Tiffany diamond than a bigger stone but that's just me! I can say though that i have never ever regretted it!!! There is just something special about a tiffany ring IMHO. To me it is the dream ring! But to each her own! Whatever you choose, go with your gut... Not to impress others... Just buy what makes your heart sing and be happy! :)
 
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