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Smithsonian Simulated Hope Diamond Limited EditionNecklace

Beguiling in blue. This simulated Hope Diamond necklace has a chain of prong-set marquise-shaped simulated diamonds. At the center of the chain rests a bezel-set triangular simulated diamond with a round simulated diamond on the sides. A bezel-set, round simulated diamond sits above a blue oval-shaped simulated Hope Diamond, prong-set in east/west position and framed by alternating pear-shaped and cushion-cut simulated diamonds. 16″L or 18″L.
List Price: 206.0
Price: 206.00

Diamond Rings User Questions

What carat weight on a diamond ring would be appropriate for a daughter on her fifteenth birthday?

If possible, can you give some links to rings? Preferably not too expensive!

Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:

Hey cheergirl,
well go seek help at a jewllers. they would know, after all they are the specialists. tell them what you want. be specific.
im not sure how many carats and i want a price range that is affordable. and dont let them bully you into something expensive. good luck

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where can i sell my diamond ring in california?

I have a 2.06 diamond engagement ring that I would like to sell. It comes with IGI certification. Any help would be appreciated!

Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:

Hey SinX,
Take a picture and post it on Craigslist or Backpage.

You can also post it on Ebay at Auction for bidding or as a classified ad for full price now.

Pawnshops won’t give you close to its worth.

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Whats a creative way to give my gf a diamond ring?

Umm please keep it original. Something a girl would love and remember.

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Hey Mike,
you know her better then we do. do something you come up with not what someone tells you to do over yahoo answers imo

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What’s the best way to sell a diamond ring I don’t have paperwork for?

I don’t have an apprasail or receipt. I know which store the ring was purchased from but they don’t do buybacks. Is it better to pay the 200$ to get the ring appriased or just pawn it? Its probably only worth 600-800$ . Its a 3 stone ring, 14K white gold setting and just over a half carat. All suggestions welcomed. Thanks!

Based on emails, here’s our Top Ten Answers for you:

Hey michelle j,
ebay or pawn…

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