Buying engagment ring how much $?
813998
$5000 is a good price, you can probably get a good deal if you go to a jewelry warehouse, and there might be times when certain engagement rings are on sale.  For example let's say a ring costs $10,000 but is on sale for 40 % off, then it only costs $6000 for a $10,000 ring.
659126
When my ring was set in 2002 -- it cost $84.00 - it was done out of shop ---Stewart's Jewelers had to have another place do it...since they were backlogged. (In North Carolina)\n(My stone is slightly under half a carat --- and is a Princess cut)
992443
TRY..............BIDZ.COM............................really good site. Jewelry very good value. Some even have free shipping.  Also try ....JEWELRY TELEVISION.com...........they have some amazing deals.  Can go tp web site or on television.  Good Luck
584107
I have a created alexandrite and I love it. I need to get the prong on my ring fixed but it's a beautiful stone. Need some details how can I see a picture and how much do you want for it and so on and so forth... I most likely won't buy it but for others interested those are needing info's
37574
try www.jewerlyexchange.com
897860
last time i checked the going rate for 2 pieces is roughly 290.oo  check all your private shops some offer great pricing
875254
Any jeweler should be able to size your ring...but if you go to the jeweler where you bought it, you probably won't have to pay for it...
568064
Check eBay.  You can often find awesome deals there.  Just be careful and buy only from highly rated sellers.  My hubby bought me the most gorgeous hand-crafted Tanzanite ring for Christmas, it wasn't expensive, is very unique, and has an extremely detailed mounting.  Go on and browse!
167225
I would say just be happy that you have a man that would buy you nice things, but if it's just killing you to know, take it to a reputable jeweler to get it appraised, but be careful about leaving it over night because I saw a 20/20 report about jewelers taking out real stones and replacing them with crap and if yours is real you may get ripped off.
817536
Look at:\n\nhttp://www.perfectweddingshop.com/search.html?q=mizpah+ring
105803
I've been dealing in hand crafted items for many years.I would say around $20.00 or less for this type of item cosidering it's made from hemp which isn't cheap. You should also consider if the charm is real silver.If it's not real silver then probably more like $15.00.
766136
like your 1st answer said, contact whoever made your high school ring, be it jostens or art-carved.  Your old ring is history, join the club, but you can have a new one made.  My high schools, moved in at the end of tenth grade both used Jostens.  If you played sports you probably had a symbol on the side, mascot on the other. call or email jostens or your old high school to get company they used in whatever year and contact them. they have blanks and they can punch you a new ring you pick the stone color or gem and the metal mine was lustrium (some nickel, platinum, silver,palladium combo) but that's what you get for $250.
1007608
How much do you want to spend?\n\nReal gold (99%) is very yellow in color and too soft for normal jewelry (it's soft somewhat like lead).  If you saw real 99% gold you'd never forget it - it is really quite yellow and nothing else looks like it.\n\nFor jewelry, you wouldn't even want real gold, and the things that are added (silver, nickel, etc.) to make it harder always add a 'silver' luster to it (they HAVE to if you think about it - they are silver in color).  Adding copper would shift it to the 'red' side, but it doesn't really make it like the original pure yellow color.\n\nFor gold bullion, you're talking about real money, so if there is any question as to its purity, you can take it to a precision laboratory and they can give you a report on exactly what is in it.  Cost is about $100 for 12 elements, and they will report how much silver, nickel, etc. down to parts per million if you want.\n\nI'd say for jewelry (unless you're going to spend a LOT of money), it isn't worth buying jewelry with a high gold content (partly for the reason you mention).  High gold content jewelry wears out easily and its value is always in question so is impractical (its too expensive to wear).  Buy Krugerands if you want an investment.\n\nBut if you've got money to burn, there is nothing like a real gold necklace or bracelet:  it is heavy, yellow, and feels great on your skin!  But unless you're Donald Trump, it's a waste (I don't think even he would wear pure gold).  The only reason to do it:  because YOU like it.\n\nDensity measurements would confirm solid gold, but they are a little tricky to perform and the accuracy isn't as high as the analytical measurements.\n\nThere is one test you can easily perform: ever heard of the acid test?  You can dunk the jewelry in acid, and if it starts foaming and dissolving, it's not pure gold - but then again, jewelry should not BE pure gold.
595534
I wouldn't get a class ring from any school. Kids in high school pay lots of money for class rings and after they graduate will not wear it because it looks "silly." The same is true of college rings. What a waste. Selling class rings is a big racket, a successful one at that.\n\nFor the fun of it ask several adults if they ever got a class ring. Then ask them if they still wear it. If you are shy, ask members of your family. I mean does you father or mother still wear a class ring? I'll bet neither does!!
30652
Look on ebay. You can find really cute rings for really cheap prices. They are not bad rings at all. Just as good as you could get at any store for a small fraction of the cost.
905838
More than likely 1 cent. Maybe more depending on condition, but still less than $1. Try looking it up online you should be able to find something.
467146
Let's see , 14 carat gold is 58.3 % gold, on 4/17/2006, gold is at abou 633 USD / ounce. 5 grams is bout .176 ounces, so $111.64 for 5 grams. 58.3% of that is 65.09 USD. Give a little for the other alloy metals , maybe 66 USD (53.48 Euros).