Get 20% off on 0.85cts Heart Shape Citrine Birthstone Ring in Silver for $104.79@Etanzaniteshop

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  tomclancy on 04/08/2014 - 20:36

  +3

  How is this a bargain? Jewellery is an industry known to have false sales all the time.

  This Aliexpress ring doesn't give much hope that the industry has changed…

  EDIT: I'm moving to a -ve vote on the deal based on the large number of similar rings for under $10: http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?SearchText=citrine+heart…

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  Associatedetanzaniteshop @ etanzaniteshop.com on 04/08/2014 - 20:54

  Hi Apate,

  Since you mention the aliexpress which Is Chinese portal and seller is china based. We are not sure about the quality and authenticity of the gemstone.

  Also if you notice the product shipment is by local courier which will take so much time and we are providing free shipping for pre launch offer.

  All our gemstones are 100% Genuine and Natural.

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    tomclancy on 05/08/2014 - 08:13

    Since you mention the aliexpress which Is Chinese portal and seller is china based. We are not sure about the quality and authenticity of the gemstone

    I bet your rings were made in china

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  rekabkram on 04/08/2014 - 20:59

  You know it's quality when the metal is listed as Silver rather than listing it's silver grade and there's no mention of a gem quality guarantee.

  I also love in the about us section how you mention sustainability while selling gemstones that have a finite quantity that has occurred naturally.
  Does that mean that you are replicating the way that gemstones are formed so they can be dug up in thousands of years?

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    muncan on 04/08/2014 - 21:51

    +1

    There's an infinite supply of hypothetical gemstones in the multiverse.

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      rekabkram on 04/08/2014 - 22:21

      Yeah but unless panzoto-panzanite becomes incredibly sparse and valuable I can't see them creating a wormhole to parallel universe in the hopes that that universe is one with heaps of the gem so they can sell us rings for $104.

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  GnarlyKnuckles on 05/08/2014 - 01:37

  +4

  Awwww, Dear Tarzan, I did try to warn you in your last post (albeit via a long-winded anecdote) that you would probably get no joy from trying to flog marked-up jewellery on this site. We're just not that type of community. Rather than pay marked-up-retail, we'd rather find a gem at an estate auction, or do a mutually beneficial swap with someone for it, or dig it up, or just wait for the mother-in-law t-… Anyways, enough said.
  Have you got any LED torches for sale though? Or 'slow drain' rechargeable batteries? Failing these historically high-performing options, you may want to look into headphones. I've noticed that inexplicably, even very heavily marked-up headphones seem to attract quite a bit of interest here.

  Good luck with your retail endeavors!

  Jane

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    NotAMoodle on 05/08/2014 - 02:09

    Love it

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  ashtrayc2c on 05/08/2014 - 03:15

  +1

  wholesale prices for the stones is approx $10 USD or less.
  and its bloody citrine… semi precious stone marked at $162 in "silver" not even "sterling silver" are you kidding me?