Imdanny
Ideal_Rock
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Thank you! I''m kind of partial to it myself.Date: 2/24/2008 2:06:06 AM
Author: monarch64
Ksinger, I LOVE your w-band! If you don''t mind telling, may I ask where you obtained that lovely ring? It''s gorgeous!
OK...this just gets weirder to me by the day. I got my stone through Blue Nile, and it was not one of their signature ideals, just the garden-variety ideal, which doesn''t promise to be H&A. But when I got the stone I realized it WAS. I keyed in at that point that the GIA cert noted there was an inscription on the girdle that said H&A, but I was buying strictly by price and "by the numbers". Now, I''ve done enough research to know that there are some "issues" with GIA graded stones having the H&A inscription on them, when it doesn''t say whether GIA PUT the inscription on the stone, or it was ON there before they graded it. It simply notes that there is an inscription (not "additional" inscription, just inscription) saying H&A.Date: 2/23/2008 1:57:38 PM
Author: MP
One thing to think about with bluenile is that you are paying a little bit of a premium for their diamonds. No where near as expenaive as a B & M store, but they are charging more than say Whiteflash, GoodOlGold, and ERD. I almost bought a 1.55 cushion brilliant from them, but ended up buying one from ERD. When I looked back at the diamond that I was looking at on Bluenile it said it was no longer available for purchase. I thought that was a weird coincidence since I just bought mine, but thought nothing of it. I happened to look at the cert of the blue nile diamond versus the one I got from ERD just to see if they stood up against each other. Wouldn''t you know it I bought that exact same diamond. The GIA cert numbers and all the stats on it were exactly the same. The icing on the cake was the fact that I paid $600 less for the diamond going with ERD.
So remember, bluenile is good, but going to the source is better.