
SOLD....Three Diamond Ring: 1.76 Light Yellow Radiant Trade Up Special R1502
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It's simply amazing, the value these light yellow diamonds represent. If you choose a well cut diamond, a W-X, like this one, is glorious. Is it dark yellow? No, not at all- it's a lovely light lemon yellow color. Set properly, it looks amazing. "Your wish is our command" You don't hear that enough nowadays. Good karma begets good karma. We make sure to keep that in mind when dealing with the people who cut the diamonds. That's why we can show you so many amazing diamonds- all well cut- all priced like you owned a jewelry store, and were buying a bunch of them. "You reap what you sow" We always keep that in mind when dealing with the folks who choose to call us. That's why thousands of folks have chosen Diamonds by Lauren for their special ring. Many hundreds of those have come back for repeat purchases. I don't know quite where to find another diamond exactly like this one. I'm thrilled it's imperfect. Why? Well, look at how it's cut- tremendous sparkle- and a 63.1% depth. That means it really might look like a 2 carat to many folks. Still, why should we prefer an imperfect diamond? The answer is price. We love being able to offer a diamond that looks quite like a lot more than it cost. Yes, the 1.76 carat W-X has an imperfection, but it's really innocuous. Hard to see without the aid of a loupe. These photos are taken pretty close- and show imperfections pretty well- I can't see the feather in the photos. It really nestles in there. ALL photos are actual photos of the 1.76 W-X Radiant Cut diamond and ring THE RING
This is a trade up special. It was purchased by a very satisfied client of ours back in March 2007. She has since taken advantage of our trade up policy, so the ring is here, available to you now. In cases where a person has worn a ring heavily, that portion of their purchase would not be eligible for the trade up- only the diamonds, which represent the bulk of value anyway. In cases like that we can remove the diamonds, scrap the ring, and start again. In many cases people have taken excellent care of the ring. If there's minimal wear, it's easy for us, the manufacturer, to refurbish the ring so that's it's identical to a new one. Which is what we've done here.
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