MonkeyPie
Ideal_Rock
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Thank you (again). I was going to buy a setting I like and replace the small diamonds, but now I think I''ll keep looking.Date: 5/4/2009 4:35:52 PM
Author: oldmancoyote
That''s potentially as messy, but it really depends on how the ring has been put together
No matter what route you choose, all work largely depends on the quality of the jeweler you have the work completed by. If you want to have stones changed, ask to see some of the jewelers past jobs. (Photos, Ect.) Also ask as many questions as you can. Make sure he/she knows what your looking to do and make sure the jeweler has a good reputation.Date: 5/4/2009 5:12:18 PM
Author: Demon
Thank you (again). I was going to buy a setting I like and replace the small diamonds, but now I think I''ll keep looking.Date: 5/4/2009 4:35:52 PM
Author: oldmancoyote
That''s potentially as messy, but it really depends on how the ring has been put together
Oh yes, I agree. I had my mothers three CT. Tanz reset and my jewler attempted to remove the stone from the old shank and cracked the stone in half. However, he is a great jewler and he replaced the stone. Always make sure you are working with a good jeweler who will back up his/her work.Date: 5/5/2009 3:58:41 AM
Author: erothem
Removing the stone form a bezel can hurt the stone as well.
Erez Rothem - Diamonds, Engagement Rings & Jewelry advisor.