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Hello Pricescopers, long time no thread!
I’m on my journey to purchase my perfect jewellery staples, and have generally been quite lucky along the way, as I’ve managed to acquire almost everything. I recently purchased a 16 inch 18 Karat white gold diamond non graduated tennis necklace. It was sold to me for a really good price as 7.2 carats, G color VS1 clarity.
I’ve just come back from my independent appraiser and she mentioned that the stones are not the quality as sold to me. In her opinion H/I/J/K colour and more SI clarity. She also mentioned that the cut quality was not as good as my ID Jewelry purchases. Her full report for insurance will come through next week.
Question - would you pricescopers return the necklace on the grounds it was not as sold and it’s not the same quality as your existing collection, or keep it as it’s a good price and you don’t really want to sink more money into a piece of jewellery that you cannot physically see daily (like a ring or bracelet)
P.S please don’t ever buy jewellery when you are stressed, overwhelmed, overworked and not in the position to listen to your gut
I’m on my journey to purchase my perfect jewellery staples, and have generally been quite lucky along the way, as I’ve managed to acquire almost everything. I recently purchased a 16 inch 18 Karat white gold diamond non graduated tennis necklace. It was sold to me for a really good price as 7.2 carats, G color VS1 clarity.
I’ve just come back from my independent appraiser and she mentioned that the stones are not the quality as sold to me. In her opinion H/I/J/K colour and more SI clarity. She also mentioned that the cut quality was not as good as my ID Jewelry purchases. Her full report for insurance will come through next week.
Question - would you pricescopers return the necklace on the grounds it was not as sold and it’s not the same quality as your existing collection, or keep it as it’s a good price and you don’t really want to sink more money into a piece of jewellery that you cannot physically see daily (like a ring or bracelet)
P.S please don’t ever buy jewellery when you are stressed, overwhelmed, overworked and not in the position to listen to your gut