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Businiess name:
American Blue Diamonds
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citysearch c.
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RIP OFF ALERT!!!! Do NOT go to this place. I found a great deal online on an engagement ring, but the setting was wrong, so I wanted to use the stone in another setting. I took my ring in there just to look at possible ideas for a setting. There was a middle aged Asian lady in there, and she was the only person I saw, so I assume she owns the place. I made the mistake of telling her how much I paid for the ring I had, and her whole attitude changed, almost like she was mad. I'd already taken it to several shops and knew generally the color/clarity of the diamond, but she started trying to tell me that the stone was ""I"" in clarity, and it had ""too many inclusions to be SI"", that it was ""very, very yellow... J color"", and that it was ""probably enhanced"". She was actually quite rude. She then proceded to try to offer me very little on trade for it towards an INCREDIBLY OVERPRICED diamond she had in her case (a 3/4 ct stone worth MAYBE 3k, that she had priced at $7300).
Pros: Absolutely NOTHING
Cons: Dishonest and sleezy
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