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Antique engagement ring and diamond certification?

To avoid any regret or ethical dillemma to support industry Diamond, I'm opting to buy an antique engagement ring antique jewelry from a dealer. I found a wonderful solo filligree 1920, you want to buy. Diamond is an old European Cup. The return policy is "no return", I want to be as careful as possible. The question is, diamonds are old and often it certified? How much does it cost to certify? In addition, the ring is 14k white gold (nickel alloy) with rhodium recent plating. Ms. rhodium cover any serious defects or damage (no apparent problems)? Thank you!

Hello, I do not think you can get certified, but you can evaluate. costs about $ 50 - $ 100. However, the jeweler should be able to tell you the clarity, color and the carat weight of this diamond, or it is not a good jeweler. the cut is also important. Former European Cup is very beautiful, but the quality of cut is also important. http://howtobuyadiamond.gia.edu/menu.htm visit for more info diamond buying. also, the rhodium - I do not think may hide serious flaws - make sure the teeth are strong and will hold the diamond in place. it can also be a good idea to replace white gold teeth with those of platinum, or all together a head of platinum (any part that the diamond is based in) if it does not compromise the design on the ring. platinum not flake or wear out like gold can. the metal simply "moves". Another thing to consider - I understand your feelings about the industry diamond with all the disgusting, inhumane things we hear about, but a good thing to buy retail store is that many retailers offer a lifetime warranty on both the gold and platinum that holds the stone and the diamond itself, meaning that if the diamond falls out of the ring, the store will replace it free. just something to consider.

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