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Vintage Bliss / Antique Collectible Jewelry /Diamond Rings
Vintage Diamond Rings
Looking for a vintage diamond ring may prove a little daunting at first. There are a lot of designs and outlets to choose from. They also vary greatly in cost. A vintage diamond ring is definitely an investment. So your first best step is to decide on a budget. Where to Begin?
Consumer note: a reliable diamond dealer will offer certificates of authenticity and/or appraisals with your ring. You will need the later for insurance purposes. Surfing the Net for Diamonds: Online, you can also look at a wide variety of antique, vintage and estate diamond rings on Ebay. The bidding may provide you with an unexpected bargain. When my friend lost her engagement ring she was able to get two mine cut vintage diamonds (.5 carat each) set in platinum for under $600.00 with a certificate of appraisal for my insurance company. However, remember that other people watch these sales too. You have the option of bidding up to a specific amount (your budget) if you can’t be online when the auction closes.
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Vintage Diamond Rings never go out of fashion. There is something so romantic about antique styles that harkens back to what seemed to be simpler and more tender times. Plus vintage is very “fashionable” these days, offering a unique way to recycle something precious. Not all of us are fortunate enough to have received family heirlooms in the form of Diamond Estate Jewelry, but there is nothing from stopping us in acquiring our own heirlooms.
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You can certainly check with your family to see if there are any vintage rings that would have memories attached to them. If that proves to be a dead end, then try going to pawn shops, estate sales, and antique dealers locally. This way you can get a very good look at the options. You want a ring where the metal hasn't worn away and where the diamond is still secure. If there are any worn parts, but you fall in love, make sure to get that ring in for maintenance immediately after purchase.
There are several upsides and downsides to online auctions. You can definitely snag a bargain, but you don’t get to see the jewelry in person. Ebay has special protections for buyers in place (as does paypal) so that if you have a problem with your vintage diamond ring after purchase (or if it proves to be a look-a-like and not vintage at all), it is fairly easy to get your money refunded with very little hassle.
