internet purchases
So, since starting this blog I am glad to announce that according to my stats I have had 3 people visit. These are people who probably misclicked on a link OR they were brought here by FATE. God wanted them to see this so they can think to themselves, what the hell? In any case, my jewelry ramblings shall continue. I have been posting jewelry on ebay for my company and it is disastrous. All jewelry posted on ebay seems cheap and it almost seems as though everything is being sold far less than cheap market pricing. This allowed me to come to a couple of conclusions. sellers are LIARS subtle words make all the difference Jewelry sellers often boost the quality of their diamonds lying straight to the consumer’s faces about having grades of diamonds that are way beyond their actual ratings. There are only a few certified Gemological Labs that are non-biased and grade diamonds according to a national standard. Amongst these companies GIA (Gemological Institutes of America) is probably the most legitimate. Their grading scale is very strict and they view all aspects of a diamond including the angles of the cut, depth, symmetry, and other standard four C’s measurements. I would recommend when buying a diamond to always ask for certification from GIA. Any jewelry company can and will make their own certifications which, of course, favor their own inventory
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internet purchases