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Ideal_Rock
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I think a WF sales associate recently suggested in a similar case to get the diamond insured (through Jeweler''s Mutual) so that coverage would be in place. This may not be too much of a concern, because the likelihood of a problem is small...but you might consider this to take a conservative position. Read other threads here, like this one, to review further...Date: 2/23/2009 7:34:16 AM
Author: Ellen
Then JA would send the setting there. You want WF to set the stone, as they will take responsibility in the unlikely even the diamond chipped while being set (rare).![]()