treated stones I2 clarity. not a good buy for your sweetheart.

How is it that Amazon touts to offer high quality diamonds yet there is the declaration that the diamonds may be treated to enhance their quality?? That means that the stones could be treated to a myriad of methods to dupe you the buyer into buying a stone that is actually worth little for value and may lose sparkle chip or have a filling fall out when cleaning the diamond(s). I2 clarity is getting to the bottom of the barrel in clarity ratings and to top the price of the stone advertised it really is starting to stink for a good buy. Buyer beware. What happened to buying non treated diamonds? ask that same question...More detail ...

Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware)

Before buying this piece take careful note of the listed information about the product. The grade is I2-I3 which is the last step before the diamond is broken up into tiny pieces for cheap jewelry at Wal-Mart or ground up into industrial abrasives. The color is at a level just barely acceptable for "white" jewelry.



In one respect you do have to give the seller some credit for honesty. I can't imagine they are inflating the specifications that much for stones that bad. However this piece gets one star for that joke of a list price. It simply is not realistic and is listed solely to make you think you are getting a "good deal." If anybody ever actually paid that price they might as well have been robbed. I know that inflated "list prices" are common in the jewelry industry but this one takes the cake!



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