Q&A This Question Is About: What would be the value of this ring that has 14kt. G.E. Espo inside? 4 SPINEL RHINESTONES with 10 DIAMOND RHINESTONES and has 14KT. G.E. ESPO Hi Alice, The GE part stands for gold electroplate, meaning not all real gold. As this piece is custom jewelry, I can’t give it …
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Q&A This Question Is About: Ring stamped 925 and cz If a ring is stamped cz and 925 on the inside of it, is it made of silver and what does the cz stand for? And does the amount of prongs matter if a diamond is real? Does 6 prongs holding in a diamond mean …
Q&A This Question Is About: Value of a ring I have a 3.25ct center diamond that is I1 and it was remounted in an 18 kt gold Martin Gruber Nova mounting that has 1.5 cts of vs diamonds. Have an estimate of this ring? It was appraised in 2005 at 45000.00. Now I know that …
Q&A This Question Is About: What does this stamp mean? On the inside of my ring it is stamped R CZ, what does that mean? Hi Kira, It could mean that the gem in the piece is cubic zirconia, or it’s the manufacturer’s stamp. Fred Cuellar, The Diamond Guy
Q&A This Question Is About: Stamping in ring My ring has a stamp that says 14K1K© on it.Do you know what this means?It also a stamping number 3 with HDS on it. Hi Michelle, Out of all the stamping on your ring. Only 14k is standardized (meaning 58.3% pure gold). The rest are manufacturer’s stamps. …
Q&A This Question Is About: Upgrade stone or halo Hi Fred, I currently have a .92 princess cut ring and I’m thinking of either upgrading up to 1.4 or halo. Your thoughts? Is a double halo too much? Hi Hanna, Going with a halo will differently be more economical than upgrading to 1.4ct. It all …
Q&A This Question Is About: DIPPING I just bought my wife a ring and really not happy with “wow” factor. She gets her wedding dipped in some solution every 3 months and makes the ring “pop”. What is this and can any Jeweler perform? Hi Joe, The “dipping” process you’re referring to is called rhodium. …
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