White Gold Cluster
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Why are diamonds that fall outside my ring!?
I have a ring on that way: http://www.niknakgroup.com/jewellery/skc1862-075ct-diamond-cluster-ring-with-diamond-detailed-arms-white-gold-p-5962.html? osCsid = 2e3682ee6b3671935a1330d6fbc64e90 (You can click to enlarge image) The ring is not exactly the same and mine is 1.5ct ... and, of course, the group is different ... But diamonds defined in the same kind of teeth cluster and the ring was my grandmother's husband and was acquired during the 40 years. There had to be 3 diamond replaced redo all the teeth on three occasions. Now, another diamond fell (just outside rather than inside), it is because jeweler who claimed the ring for everything originally only dirty and is not set their teeth properly, or is it something else? I Dont Plan go to the store to fix this time. Any advice, ideas, comments? Yes, 14K white gold
Have you all your teeth Redone? We are talking about very small spikes small part of a ring 1.5ct cluster. Any teeth that are replaced will not be a problem. He also said that this is one of them abroad - is characterized cluster rings with loss of stones from the outer edges because teeth are so small. You can easily ring to hit against something and broke a tooth, without to understand and then lose a stone. And we're not talking about one hit, either. Something as intangible as it beat you ring against the wall while turning at sleep can damage young teeth. If the jeweler told the first man who replaces all the teeth in the last 6 months then try another jeweler. I you still yet to pay for repairs and replacement, however, since in the outer edges, no matter who went to the jeweler. This is only one of traps Rings-style cluster.
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