Platinum Tacori Engagement Ring 1.02 Total carats
06-04-2008, 07:41 PM
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Platinum Tacori Engagement Ring 1.02 Total carats It's on Ebay, $4750 Reserve!!!
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Well guys I'm not going to be popping the question as soon as I thought and I am just barely making the payments along with everything else I am paying for.
It is a Platinum Tacori engagement ring. The setting itself has a total weight of .50 carats that are H in color are VS2 in clarity, 2 2.55mm Princess cut diamonds and 30 Brilliant cut diamonds. The ring is setup like a Past Present Future ring with the center stone and the Princess cut diamonds on the sides.
The center stone is a .52 carat Pear shaped diamond measuring 6.55mm x 4.48mm x 2.8mm and is H in color with VS2 clarity.
I had it appraised by a local Authorized Tacori dealer. The rings was tested and verified to be platinum and to be a genuine Tacroi Ring with all of the diamonds being real.
I paid a pretty penny and the ring was appraised for $6800. I owe just about $5500 on it and am willing to let it go for that. Any reasonable offers will be consider but keep in mind this is a Tacori ring a name very well known jewelry maker. The ring is absolutely beautiful and any one that has seen it says that looks gorgeous.
Here is a link of the ring on the Tacori website, I will try to get pictures up tonight or tomorrow.
http://www.tacori.com/mm5/merchant.m...0&srch_srcha=1
Pictures of actual ring and the apprasial:
http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k8...Tacori%20Ring/
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Well guys I'm not going to be popping the question as soon as I thought and I am just barely making the payments along with everything else I am paying for.
It is a Platinum Tacori engagement ring. The setting itself has a total weight of .50 carats that are H in color are VS2 in clarity, 2 2.55mm Princess cut diamonds and 30 Brilliant cut diamonds. The ring is setup like a Past Present Future ring with the center stone and the Princess cut diamonds on the sides.
The center stone is a .52 carat Pear shaped diamond measuring 6.55mm x 4.48mm x 2.8mm and is H in color with VS2 clarity.
I had it appraised by a local Authorized Tacori dealer. The rings was tested and verified to be platinum and to be a genuine Tacroi Ring with all of the diamonds being real.
I paid a pretty penny and the ring was appraised for $6800. I owe just about $5500 on it and am willing to let it go for that. Any reasonable offers will be consider but keep in mind this is a Tacori ring a name very well known jewelry maker. The ring is absolutely beautiful and any one that has seen it says that looks gorgeous.
Here is a link of the ring on the Tacori website, I will try to get pictures up tonight or tomorrow.
http://www.tacori.com/mm5/merchant.m...0&srch_srcha=1
Pictures of actual ring and the apprasial:
http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k8...Tacori%20Ring/
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06-11-2008, 12:54 PM
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Pictures of the Ring and the Apprasial have been posted in the first post. I took a picture of the Business info just in case anyone feels the need to research the company. They are a Tacori authorized dealer and they are a huge wholesale loose diamond dealer also.
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06-12-2008, 03:15 PM
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Anybody interested at all... If not then it is going on ebay tonight, $5k is a great deal on this ring. Also it is not scratched it is just from finger prints.
06-19-2008, 10:42 AM
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Forgot to post this up, but it is on ebay now with about 2.5 Days left, Reserve is$4750
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=tab%3DSelling
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=tab%3DSelling
06-20-2008, 04:13 PM
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Free bump, I bought this same ring for my fiance but I used a ideal cut diamond for the center stone. THIS RING IS NICE! Those pics do not give it justice this is a GREAT DEAL! I paid close to 10k for the same ring!!! Free bump bro.
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The ring is never going to sell with the appraisal you have. You need to find an independent appraiser that is in no way affiliated to jewelers or Tacori. You should really find one that is GIA certified as they are the most reputable Gemologists. Then take pics of the appraisal and some good pics of the actual ring. I sold one a few years back on eBay for a friend of mine and did very well. Almost all inquiries were about the appraisal and I ended up having to guarantee the value to the purchaser just to sell the thing. And they also had it appraised once they received it. Just some advise as most people aren't going to just shell out nearly $5k to a stranger on the Internet.
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The ring is never going to sell with the appraisal you have. You need to find an independent appraiser that is in no way affiliated to jewelers or Tacori. You should really find one that is GIA certified as they are the most reputable Gemologists. Then take pics of the appraisal and some good pics of the actual ring. I sold one a few years back on eBay for a friend of mine and did very well. Almost all inquiries were about the appraisal and I ended up having to guarantee the value to the purchaser just to sell the thing. And they also had it appraised once they received it. Just some advise as most people aren't going to just shell out nearly $5k to a stranger on the Internet.
