If you are happy with your diamond engagement ring, don’t let anyone burst your happy bubble.
You bought a diamond engagement ring. You’re happy you think you did well, only to have someone burst your ‘Happy Bubble.’ Someone has told you, ‘ You Got Ripped Off’
Now you’re looking at the ring you just were in love with five minutes ago with doubt. So you take that ring and start shopping for the truth about your ring.
Where do most people go with a ring they’ve just bought to confirm they didn’t get ripped off? They go to other jewelry stores where you didn’t buy your ring. In other words, you are going to the competition. In many cases, the competition isn’t kind. They will outright lie and tell you about every flaw the diamond center store has, without telling you they are magnifying it 20x to show those flaws. Also, they won’t tell you that every diamond has a birthmark (flaw) unless the diamond is ‘Flawless.’ No, they won’t remember that they are the competition. They want you to return the ring you are happy with. Some jewelers will tell you that outright. Go return the ring; we can get you better for less.
They won’t tell you that every diamond has a birthmark (flaw) unless the diamond is ‘Flawless.’ No, they won’t remember that they are the competition. They want you to return the ring you are happy with. Some jewelers will tell you that outright. ‘ Go return the ring;g we can get you better for less.s’ It’s happened to us many times. Many jewelry stores around us do this for no reason other than to make a sale. No one ever returns their Diamond Engagement Ring to u. They do come in and let us know what other jewelry stores are saying about us.
So what should you do?
Here are some suggestions you might try.
- Buy your diamond engagement ring from a store with a good reputation.
- Do your homework, get to know what makes up the pricing of a diamond the 4 c’s
- Make sure to buy a GIA-certified diamond.
- Buy from a store that has experience. See if they have any certification. At our store, we have a GIA-certified diamond grader (a GIA GG) and someone who is GIA-certified in pearls and Colored Gemstones.
- Take your ring to an independent jeweler who will, for a fee, put in writing what your diamond is.
- Make sure you are getting an appraisal of your diamond engagement ring.
- Most importantly, get what the jewelry store says about the diamond engagement ring in writing, signed, and on the store’s letterhead. This is important because if you are going to go back to the store you bought the ring from in the first place, and if they are like us, they need that information to bring a lawsuit against the store that is bad-mouthing their product. It’s so easy to badmouth until you have to put your name/store in writing and sign it.
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