Dont get Cheated: Top 5 tricks Jewellers Use

Buying a diamond ring can be a long journey. The last thing you want is to get hustled by your jeweller. Here are the top five tricks that jewellers use.
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[@bronzerat012]

These aren't "tricks jewellers use", they are illegal criminal acts.

[@nehakumar6789]

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[@pposada1956]

Good luck in prosecuting esp. in Tri-state NY area, the area is controlled by the jewelers. Find it on on the tv show 60 minutes, it’s unbelievable.

[@maxpower9848]

Well duh did you think they're going to give you a good honest deal and a shiny Rock that's worthless?

[@stjohnbaby]

Yes,criminal acts,lock them up

[@nancy322]

Well this is not trick. This is fraud and it’s a crime. Report to the local police.

[@suziewong2181]

In my mother case it was not easy to prove. It was before lasers and my mother went alone. If I knew what she was going to do we would have bought the setting and went the our local jeweler that we had been doing business with for years and have him set the diamond right in front of us....

[@andrewandretti7379]

He is an idot and lier.

[@patriciamays8873]

Unfortunately the police do little to nothing about stolen property of any kind, anywhere in the USA anymore. I've had unbelievable amounts of strongarm burglaries , and stolen property over the years. People have to have a way of their own in order to try and get their stolen jewelry or other valuable goods returned to them.

[@nancy322]

@@patriciamays8873 my god. This is so sad. I thought this should be polices job.

[@joharrison7851]

I never knew that diamonds had an inscription number, I know to check now thank you.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@shelleystinton2425]

Don’t ever allow your jewelry to be shipped away for repair in house at a mom and pop jewelry store is best.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@TheBooty28]

Yeah the swapping happened to a lady in London. She sent it for cleaning. The jeweller swapped her 20,000 pound diamond for a moissanite. She only realised this the next time she went to clean it at another jeweller. When she went back to find the original jeweller he was OUT OF BUSINESS. I do not trust anyone with my diamond. Clean your diamond jewellery at home. You do not need to give it to a jeweller because you will never be able to check if they swapped it. Dish washing liquid and warm water with a baby toothbrush is good enough for cleaning.

[@bouncingballs4]

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[@awhodothey]

Or don't pay people to tell you what the things you value are worth. If she had no way of knowing the difference between a real and a fake, then why the hell did she need a real one?

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

That's why mine has an inscription on it. I read the inscription before and after I get it cleaned.

[@awhodothey]

Cnith TheOnliestOne What's the point of paying for something that could be replaced without ever noticing unless you write your name on it? What if i swapped your car out with one that cost 1/1000th as much money, and you couldn't tell ANY difference at all because you didn't write your name on it? WHO CARES? The real crime is being stupid enough to pay multiple times more for the same car. Diamonds are not a smart currency. They're like beanie babies for rich people.

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

Well, I don't know about you but I'd be able to tell if someone swapped my car. I spent so much time pouring over my diamond that I'd be able to tell too. I use the number so people know I'm not kidding around when I say I want my diamond back.

[@juliegouldener6907]

The best ways to prevent these things is to go to an independent jewelry store that has been in business for a long time and has a great reputation. Jewelers who do these things will quickly go out of business. There are so many mom and pop jewelry stores out there who would NEVER even think of doing anything like this. In fact, many bend over backwards to give the best prices and deliver excellence beyond the customer's expectations. Finding a good independently owned jeweler you can count on will save you money, honor your pieces and give you a little education in the process.

[@aussie6639]

Julie Gouldener agreed, this post is put up by someone who’s own integrity is questionable at best, I have always given more than people expect, and many customers I have, have become career long personal friends. A very respectable craftsman said to me when I was an apprentice, I never forgotten it . “In this craft as in life kid, your name is like a match, it only lights once.”

[@aussie6639]

Victoria Akoms Australia 🇦🇺

[@faithnelson6069]

yep! i was in the business years ago and these stories flew around. you'd be out of business pretty quick if caught......but i have to say that the reverse can be the case. we had a gal come in and brag she'd bought a perfect one carat diamond for $1000.00, needless to say her diamond was a fake......we'd never take her diamond in even to clean, for fear she'd say we switched it......note; her fiance never told her the truth. he was the one who bought it for her.

[@Anonymous-nj6of]

i know

[@jacobz2269]

@@aussie6639 do you have a website I can buy from

[@linag7308]

Our jeweler tried a bait and switch on us. But my husband totally caught it. And in exchange we got a higher quality diamond to "make up for the mistake" mistake my butt. We had it blind tested at another jeweler to make sure.

[@Honestsheep88]

It's sad how thieft are wicked. I'm curious about mine but I hope I'm wrong.

[@stanislawgruszczynski6442]

Do you report all to the police?

[@charleswhite758]

Should have walked out of the shop.

[@wlawson70]

Thank you. I always suspected this could happen, when sizing a ring. So good to know how to prevent it, now! Excellent, informative video... and much appreciated. 💍💎

[@DnG100]

This was so entertaining as well as informative. Great job! Thanks to your videos, I returned my recently purchased crap diamond 💎 and exchanged it for a super ideal hearts and arrows diamond. The jeweler was so impressed with my knowledge of diamonds she offered me a job at her location! All thanks to your videos! Thank you for your great advice. 🙏🏼 I'm so happy with my new 💍

[@Moongazer101]

Very informative video. 💎 Number 5 happened to us once, a local jeweller replaced some of the DMD gemstones in an item I took for cleaning. It was so obvious that we immediately complained and demanded to have the original gemstones returned. Thanks for posting!

[@pavy415]

So what happened did you get it back

[@nicolecrystal6765]

thats pretty retarded thats like saying you took your dishes out for cleaning no wonder someone tried to rob you ever hear of hot water and dish soap also I would have reported him to police god ur such wuses

[@saturnna467]

@@nicolecrystal6765 yeah so you don’t know how jewelry cleaning (of the highest degree) requires specialized equipment including an ultrasonic and a steamer…

[@charleswhite758]

Complained ? 🤣That is way beyond complaining territory. It's year in jail territory. Should have gone to the cops first.

[@56sleepy]

This happens with gold too. When my father died, my mother wanted his wedding ring resized for her to wear. It was then over 85 year old pre-war European gold. They would not do it while she waited. What she received when she picked it up was not his ring. There were no identifying marks on a simple but hefty gold band, but the color of the gold was different and not attributable to cleaning as they claimed. She raised a ruskus in the store, they threatened to call the police and she said she would, and did, right there. Ultimately there was no proof but she was hustled over her dead spouse's ring.

[@IrishAnnie]

May they rot in hell. People are so vulnerable when they turn over a valuable piece of jewelry to a stranger.

[@marc8925]

85 year patina polished off is much more likely. If it was sized it had to be polished and would have looked completely different.

[@56sleepy]

@@marc8925 I truly hope so. And this is in no way an indictment of all jewelers, any more than one corrupt professional condemns their whole profession. I took it off his finger after he passed and washed it. It had a rosy gold tone and maybe that luster was patina but what came back lacked luster and was yellowish white and thinner somehow. Doesn't matter any more though.

[@denmitlepcha1230]

That’s so sad 😞

[@charleswhite758]

@@marc8925 There is no patina on gold. Inert metal.

[@jtw22]

This is still relevant today. #5 happened to one of my friend's and she noticed it a day later; but by then it was too late and cops said they couldn't do anything (I'm not sure the entire story as to why). I clean my jewelry at home now. Too scared. Great video.

[@congarong23]

Thank you for taking the time to educate us.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

Wow, wow, wow, you have again floored me with this information!

[@Fans_React.]

For real he did. Hi beautiful one 😘❤️

[@morgansparhawk8410]

Great advice, thanks for making this video

[@sabnazzy]

thank you this valuable info and sharing your knowledge.

[@sarthakmohapatra3738]

Super and most informative video. Thanks man

[@YourAverageJeweler]

Finding a trusted jeweler that has been around a long time is your best bet. These are certainly not common “top” tricks. A reputable jeweler would rarely risk their reputation for a diamond they are selling. Trust is foundational for most independent jewelers.

[@bcicav626]

Stay away from inexperienced so called jewelers that have no training, no customer service experience, no retail experience and no store front, a genuine Jeweler will invest in his store before he opens the doors to the general public. don't trust bad neighborhoods, or those that work out of their homes, garages, and basements. Good work is not cheap, and cheap work is no good.

[@charleswhite758]

Depends if the business is going through a cash-flow crisis. You never know. May be desperate on that particular day.

[@mrtacopwnsyou]

This video was GREAT and also funny. Thanks.

[@MMM-cf4md]

Awesome content TY.

[@fredfrond6148]

Great video. Not that I plan to buy a diamond in the near future. But exposing scams is always worthwhile.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?!!!

[@danblekeberg2470]

Thank you for the very honest and open video.

[@stevespanos75]

Good to know your diamonds. Good advice. Now I will look at my diamond collection again much more carefully. Thank You !

[@charleswhite758]

If you haven't been looking this carefully before, be prepared for a rude surprise in your "diamond" collection. Probably a "shiny stone" collection. How could one neglect to study a diamond collection?

[@DareneXx]

Very helpful... thank you!

[@willyvazquez7583]

Very useful information !.

[@rnegoro1]

You guys do know diamonds were never really precious, it's just debeers hogging all the supply ?

[@JGComments]

Not only that, they weren’t even popular as engagement rings until this was marketed to women over the last 100 years. It’s a total corporate invention.

[@diamondgoddess2534]

Excellent video, thanks! Just checked out your site.

[@nikkil764]

My mothers friend took her very high quality diamond to a well known jeweler for resetting. The diamond returned to her was visibly different. When she complained they told her that cleaning the diamond had revealed inclusions she may have not seen when it was dirty. She couldn’t prove it was swapped by them because she had lost the paperwork with the inscription number.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@charleswhite758]

I think a good jeweller would give a customer a signed receipt for any gem deposited with him for cleaning, listing serial number, maybe with a technical photo. That way less scope for any games.

[@jackiekelly1390]

Great video - very informative!

[@tp4754]

New subscriber. Great information !

[@subhajitbasu4187]

You guys are amazing!! 🤯🤯

[@PatienceMelissa]

Very sad that thIs happens but I am not surprised. I wonder how often it happens in the Diamond District (47th Street) in New York as opposed to your local jeweler? There are a lot of shady people out there looking to get rich and it is too bad that you cannot trust everyone to do the right thing. Thank you for this exposure.

[@charleswhite758]

Don't worry, Jews are very trustworthy.

[@tranquility9325]

One thing he didn't mention is, A. Diamonds are not rare which we were told and brainwashed into believing. And B. They have zero worth upon resale. If you had to try and sell it later down the line, you get peanuts for it. Regardless of what you paid for it. They depreciate the second you buy them. I suggest skipping the diamonds all together, and go for moissanite, white sapphires or rubies instead.

[@saturnna467]

That depends on the diamond, if you’re buying VVS2s as an investment that’s your fault

[@charleswhite758]

I agree, look just as good, and you don't have to worry about losing it. Never tell your friends what it is, or confirm or deny if it's real. Keep them guessing, in the same way that a gentleman never tells anyone who his tailor is. Just a dumb shiny pebble. Put the money in a long-term investment for your wife instead. Make sure it self-destructs in case of divorce.

[@Anonymousbzcheese]

That's so messed up!! Thank you for this video. I can't believe people can screw you over like this...

[@awhodothey]

Anyone who convinces you to wear a valuable collectible which is no different to you than a worthless rock has already screwed you over. Whether they sell you a collectible or not, they are taking advantage of your stupidity.

[@aussie6639]

They don’t, most of this is utter crap, look around for a jeweller that is independent and still HANDMAKES his pieces. You will be looked after like no one else.

[@johnrduartesgv]

I appreciate sharing your knowledge and experience regarding this costly investment.

[@rogerrecto1693]

Very risky to buy a diamond, the ordinary people no idea about real diamond.

[@tedwebber9313]

Roger Recto ii

[@TheBavariangirl]

I purchased a 1.01 carat loose diamond on eBay from one vendor and a mounting with 1.51 carats of diamonds from another vendor. Everything turned out perfect. I did take both items to my local jeweler, not only to make sure I received what I paid for but also to set the stone in the mounting. He was totally impressed at the price I paid and actually wanted to buy the stone from me. Nevertheless, before I even thought of shopping for a diamond online I thoroughly educated myself on diamonds. I found sites on KZbin which taught me what I needed to know, what to look out for, etc. It took a bit of learning but had I not done it I would not have been able to buy my stone and mounting online. It was worth it to me to educate myself.

[@alisalauzon9291]

Like me!!

[@aussie6639]

Bavariangirl do you know if you bought a , Indian, Belgian or Russian cut Diamond or even if it’s a fracture filled enhanced diamond? And what polish dose it have and how much translucence does your bargain have? Or could it be a moissanite stone? This information I give you free, and what you pay for from a reputable jeweller

[@JMac-27]

Who could be this stupid I don't even believe there would be anyone dumb enough 😂

[@therealdeal3672]

I suspect that I had my diamond engagement ring swapped out when I took it to a jeweler for cleaning. They needed the ring way too long. When I figured out that this is a thing, I never trusted that I had my same diamond.

[@charleswhite758]

How clean do you need it and why? Why risk it? Just scrub it gently with a toothbrush and soap. Do you want it to dazzle you like a lazer beam? Not going to happen.

[@KILLER_BEAN_UNLEASHED_FOREVER]

Wow 😱 ,Very Useful Information For The People Who Wants To Purchase Diamonds 💎💍🔍🔎🔬🔭⚖

[@alisalauzon9291]

Wow.. So easy to trick us.. Trust is getting to be a thing of the past. Thank you!!

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@ApricusInaros]

In addition to have knowledge about diamond quality yourself, I honestly believe it is very important to find a jeweler you can trust and build a strong customer relationship with. It takes some time, research and luck to find one but in the end it is worth it. Even bigger names in the diamond traders maket can be partially frauds.

[@roelr25]

Wow thanks for the info

[@merlotneto]

So basically most Jewelers are crooks then! It actually happened to someone I know who took a diamond to be set into a solitaire And then went somewhere else to have it valued and was told it was a fake 😡😤 when she went back the Jewelers told her He sent it away to be done and so “ it wasn’t his fault” ...you just can’t trust anyone these days ...how Awful is that! 🤨😔

[@awhodothey]

The fool is the person who has to hire someone to tell them what they value is worthless.

[@JMac-27]

How can this happen who doesn't buy GIA certified stones 😂🤣💀

[@charleswhite758]

He would have known when it came back that all was not right, pack of lies. He is legally responsible for the actions of his agent.

[@UbeBebe]

In sketchy car shops, they do the same thing. Always compare the serial numbers before leaving!

[@thatonenessy8020]

Thank you so much for this video! I had a ring that I absolutely adored and when I took it to the jeweler they swapped my stone. I had a marquise and they swapped it, but luckioh my friend noticed it (she's a jeweler).. I went straight over there the next morning when I noticed the change that night. They of course denied it and said I was rude, but what they don't know is that I had photos of that ring before I took it there. They offered a free clean up and put in a marquise. The sad thing is that the marquise they put in is very low grade and yellow. After watching your videos I think now I can firmly say I will hopefully never get my gems swapped again. Thank you

[@JannPaulDiamonds]

We're sorry to hear that happened to you. I'm glad to hear you managed to find out about it and rectified it in some way.

[@bajanroots5508]

I wish you exposed the jeweler

[@Christopherross30]

Is that not fraudulent?

[@007nadineL]

U caught them and still didn't get yr stone back? Call police ffs .

[@JMac-27]

THIS IS THE MOST BULLSHIT THING I'VE EVER READ, ARE YOU 10? 😂🤣💀 and people believe this?

[@egemensuzgun4208]

10/10 A+ video.

[@sirpfa]

I absolutely love love your videos. Do you have a video of how to price the diamond based on its IGA report?

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@deverene8]

How do you know if your 25k diamond hasn’t been switched when you bring it in for a cleaning?

[@blazedoe3581]

So in other words always take the diamond piece thats on display? and not the ones they go to the back to get?

[@annefelice4791]

Thank you for the information. By the way, the background songs are cool.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@Samkipo7-6]

Great videos

[@jakejones5736]

I went with a friend who is in the jewelry business to a jewelry repairman in the industrial district. I watched him repair the ring right in front of me. No problem. Also have had it professionally cleaned; again done right in front of me. The only way you should leave it with a jeweler is if it is a trusted one as in a friend or long term relationship. Any jeweler that rips off their clients needs to have their face rearranged!

[@ckjl7704]

that's not only cheating, that's a crime

[@JoseRivera-ko5uo]

Thank you 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@lovethelordjesuspraisethel3286]

What or? Where is the numbers to MY Diamond to match..I'd like my sized up..plzz help

[@nurseluv1026]

This is great !!!!!!

[@Stephanie-vx4zi]

So what can you do if theyre non inscribed diamonds?! Pretty screwed

[@unknown_Noname451]

10 people who watched this video are shady jewelers

[@voltixD]

Brahim Ruño lol

[@petchpoonpoon3596]

i agreed

[@pennyreynolds2737]

Brahim Ruño has

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Brahim Ruño I don't trust jewelers.

[@Hungrybird474]

How do you know?

[@Chahlie]

You can't trust anyone these days be it auto mechanic, dentist. I did have an honest and fair transaction with a watch dealer recently so maybe there is hope....

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@JK-ks3xq]

GIA Diamonds Graduate here and 25 years in the biz. Don't think just because someone has been in business for a long time they are "reputable". 99.9% of people have no idea about diamonds and jewelers know it, so most every crooked action goes unnoticed/reported/aired. They all play the "catch me if you can" game. I've never met so many bullshitters, liars and thieves in an industry. Auto mechanics, computer techs, building contractors, real estate agents, etc. have nothing on people in the jewelry business. I'm a state licensed general contractor and real estate broker too.

[@williamogilvie6909]

It's sad that the jewellery business has so many crooks today. I made jewelry and worked in a jewelry store 50 years ago. Honesty and ethical behavior was taken for granted then. I would often buy semiprecious stones from another jeweller. He would open his safe, hand me a couple of trays of stones, wrapped in paper, and leave me there while he tended his store. I would pick out the stones I wanted, pay him, and leave. I never even thought of pocketing the diamonds or other valuable stones that were in his open safe. Honesty between jewellers and to customers was the rule then. Things have changed because people have come here from 3rd world countries where scams and trickery are part and parcel of their trade. What is accepted in their home countries is fraud and illegal here.

[@divineangelic2727]

Hi thank you for great info. Always buy your Diamond ring from a known store like Tiffany Cartier etc. if you buy from eBay pawn shop etc you really must have knowledge it’s …

[@HammerLeaf]

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo shiny carbon! Debeers got you all by the Denuts.

[@ihabahmed1132]

Where is the inscription number written ,is written on the diamond body

[@MrEspinoza510]

Gave a like for the use of the MGS alert.

[@sbjenniferallen]

The music you used was great

[@alexanderk7422]

How about we just stop being fooled into paying thousands of dollars for shiny rocks? Rhetorical question

[@mathevimanickam765]

Viktor Nowe

[@awhodothey]

Right? If there is no way to tell once the diamond is installed, then what fucking difference does it make? Stop buying into the hype of collector mentalities. Why on earth would you want to walk around with a valuable collectible that you are not capable of differentiating from a worthless rock? Even if they sell you a real one, they are taking advantage of your stupidity.

[@robertgaldr6954]

There are a few reasons for their price, but they are not actually rare. They are only rare 'on the market', because there is monopoly on them. But there are millions more diamonds on earth that won't hit the market to keep prices up. Diamonds have been branded and we are made to believe that we should desire them.

[@alexanderk7422]

Fact.

[@josephastier7421]

I wonder how many gem-quality diamonds are sacrificed to industrial processes to keep up the appearance of scarcity.

[@debwestendorf2639]

I will not let any jeweler touch my diamond ring except the jeweler That put in in my setting!

[@angeloszavier]

How can you know how to spot real diamond and real ruby than the other?

[@Just-me-Venus]

I'm just wondering is it possible to fake a GIA sertificate and a laser inscription on a diamond? I'm in a hunt of my stone and it is gonna be a painful purchase for my wallet so at least i don't wanna be cheated by buying just a fake piece.

[@keithallen5795]

My friend worked the diamond district nyc.They steel 1 or 2 points smaller.100 buyers or repairs = a carat .It boosts their stock up over time.A 1.01 stone drops price fast at .99 carat

[@benjaminthornton7258]

I have unfortunately had a diamond swapped after a ring resize. Thankfully my husband had a matching ring with the same quality diamonds as before. When I spoke to the jeweller they weren't interested in picture evidence between my new stones and my husband's and took the ring back in for new diamonds. The 'replacements' are a better stone than previously swapped but still not quite the same as I had before.

[@patandersen4271]

Thank you for the video, I believe I have been cheated by jewelers before.

[@andrewandretti7379]

Maybe by your boyfriend

[@fitme4965]

Thank you.

[@summerwinter2012]

inscription? i never heard of that, Its on each diamond? U didn't go into detail how they do that

[@dovespaligrino8312]

Good to know, thanks..

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere??

[@gms4430]

How about if the diamond doesn't have the inscription but a significant flaw like a cavity. Is that a good way to identify a diamond?

[@JannPaulDiamonds]

Yes, matching the inclusions of the diamond from the Certificate with the diamond, it another good way to identify if its the same diamond :)

[@mysticalrose1414]

I loved the engagement :)

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere??

[@alyssadiceflipper5201]

At what year did they start inscribing serial numbers on diamonds? Mine diamond is about 60 years old.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@yourdad8481]

helpful vid although i tend to stick to buying gold much simpler and more affordable.

[@justmeonthebeach]

Very interesting

[@raymondtonns2521]

very good tips ! let the buyer beware!

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere??

[@spocksvulcanbrain]

How do you prevent the certificate from being altered or switched to match the inferior diamond?

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@AkerraNicholson]

Thank you so much!!

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?

[@Dandeb19]

Thank you

[@BladeBarn]

nice MGS alert noise!

[@BarnardClangdeggin]

The molecule shown 5 seconds into the video is graphene, not diamond...

[@lauriemogianesi3571]

I work for a large diamond store ,we would never do that intentionally,this video is scaring the buyer.The buyer must shop from a reputable supplier and trust the salesperson.These are rare situations.

[@MrCancerh89]

Why do some website does not show the GIA certificate number on the certificate they display online? Should I be worry about it? I mean. they show a certificate, but the unique GIA number is missing.

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@dovespaligrino8312]

The Lesson here is, NEVER BUY A DIAMOND ONLINE..It will be one of the most expensive items you purchase. Better in person..❤

[@mermaidmersea7113]

I KNEW IT !

[@sjay149]

Engraved stones need to be at least a certain ct weight to have a girdle, which is thick enough to be engraved. .85 or .90ct is about the smallest stones that are engraved.

[@NotPorn]

Damn! That's some scumbag shit!!!! I hope this video helped anyone who's buying diamonds. I'm trying to find where to sell some, but ran across this. Thanks for the info!

[@mixme8655]

thanks for this info very helpful

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@mixme8655]

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[@annetteveronica7293]

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[@annetteveronica7293]

How about you and what is your profession?

[@mixme8655]

@@annetteveronica7293 me not interesting but I work overseas (Japan) how about you . Why you are new to KZbin?

[@Lalitajanette]

Oh my God, so sad to hear that some jewelers did all these to their customers. I feel very angry. Thank you for telling us!

[@lolynnnn]

Didn't you once say a diamond inscription number can be removed and engraved? So how could one tell from this situation?

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???

[@itsyagirlindica3505]

🤨And this is why I just prefer to buy a high-quality cubic zirconia or even a moissanite because it looks just like a diamond and nobody can tell the difference and best of all it’s way way cheaper 😜 (que the snoop dog song🎵)

[@annetteveronica7293]

Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere??

[@vadimyuryev]

Metal gear solid ❤️

[@KaylaMaryy]

Where are the number inscriptions placed ??

[@novatogems]

Inscriptions are placed on the girdle. A 20x loop will enable fairly good reading.

[@tilberry19]

Do top jewelry stores do this? This seems highly fn illegal. I would think anyway. Got my ring at Ritani 😁

Solution. Dont buy a diamond. It's just a shiny polished rock.

[@julielobato9766]

And.. that's why I buy Moissanite.

[@jdm6613]

🤔 been wondering about it