Monday, May 12, 2008

Thinking About Buying Jewelry Online? Go For It

By: Chris Robertson
Like most men, I struggle when it comes to buying jewelry. I feel uneasy because I don't know how much it's supposed to cost. I know that diamonds are expensive and that certain precious stones and metals cost more than others, but I probably couldn't even tell the difference between man-made stones and the real thing.
I get suspicious when I see department and chain stores advertise deeply discounted jewelry. I just don't know what to believe. As a savvy consumer, I don't want to pay huge markups or simply assume that if it costs more it must be better. That's why I found the answer in buying jewelry online.

But isn't that risky? I don't think so. I buy many other things online and I do it because I generally have a greater selection and get a better deal. Online stores have much lower overhead. There are no middlemen and no expensive storefronts. This results in lower prices. Transactions are safe, there are money-back guarantees, and service is as good or better.

There are other advantages. For example, I dread going to conventional jewelry stores because of the subtle and not-so-subtle sales pressure they inevitably put on you. They always bring out the really expensive stuff as if I were a cheapskate unless I spent so and so much for a set of diamond earrings. The implication is always, "If you really loved her, you'd spend more." I hate to be put into that position, and it is one of the reasons why I prefer shopping for jewelry online.

Now obviously there are some drawbacks as well. It can be difficult to get a true idea of the size and appeal of a piece of jewelry without actually seeing it in person and touching it. Then again, unless you risk getting talked into buying something you really don't want or need, most jewelry we see in stores we don't get to touch either. So the very high quality photography on online jewelry site often shows more detail than what you see in a store.

A very important advantage of shopping for jewelry on the web is that you get to compare. Jewelry in stores usually has a tiny price tag attached to it and no other information at all. Online, each item is usually described in detail. That way you know the material, the stones, the size, fit, finish and anything else you need to know. If you're shopping for bracelets, for example, you can search by type, material, price range or other criteria. Likewise, if you're interested in birthstone collections, Celtic jewelry or a Mother's Day gift, you can simply bring up the category and then compare to your heart's content. If you have a certain price ceiling in mind, you can call up whatever suits your budget. There is never any pressure.

The selection available at the better online jewelry stores is amazingly large. Couples shopping for wedding bands may find many hundreds of beautiful designs in many categories, again all described in great detail and shown in close-up photography. Diamond jewelry, likewise, is available in an almost endless variety, with diamonds described in cut, carat weight, clarity, color and, if applicable, certificate type.

For me, the bottom line is clear. Buying jewelry online means no sales pressure, more selection, more and better information (some have learning lounges and other educational resources), easier comparison shopping, and generally better prices. What's not to like? So next time you're in the market for a fine piece of jewelry, try shopping online. Reputable online jewelry stores will have the latest trends and styles. Most have excellent customer support, and the best ones offer price guarantees. You simply can't lose.

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The Rolex Submariner Watch

By: Todd Smith
What is great about the Rolex Submariner model line is how versatile it is. The Rolex Submariner can be used for both casual and formal wear. A Rolex Submariner watch will go just as well with an Armani suit as it will with a diver’s suit. The Rolex Submariner watch uses a 31 jewel automatic Chronometer COSC certified Swiss made movement. In between the solid 901L stainless steel case is the trip-lock winding crown of the Submariner. The trip-lock crown features three dots that represent this Triplock water seal feature. The crystal on the Rolex Submariner watch, like all modern Rolex watches, utilizes a synthetic sapphire crystal that is highly scratch resistant.


The standard bracelet on the Rolex Submariner is the Rolex patented oyster bracelet featuring a flip-lock clasp to insure that watch does not dislodge while being worn. In addition, the bracelet features a diver’s extension that unfolds as needed for use on the wrist when wearing a wet suit. The Rolex Submariner watch is guaranteed by Rolex to a pressure proof depth of 300 meters or 1000 feet. The Rolex Submariner also features a revolving time elapse bezel that can only be turned counter-clock wise. The use of the rotating Submariner bezel offers additional security during the various stages of the dive.

In the year 2001 Rolex made a change to the Rolex Submariner bracelet by switching to the Solid End Link bracelet. This change made for a more durable and sturdy connection with the bracelet of the watch to the case. In the year 2004 Rolex went from having wholes on the side of the case for the pins to connect to the case and in the year 2004 Rolex removed the pins wholes from the side of the case, thus dealers now refer to Rolex Submariners made after the year 2004 as the “no wholes case”.

Also in the year 2004 Rolex launched its anniversary edition Rolex Green Bezel Submariner watch, model number 16610 LV. No strucutural changes appeared with the introduction of this new Rolex Submariner only minor cosmetic changes appeared. The two cosmetic changes were the dial markers and the color of the bezel insert which changed from green to black. Until the year 2004 Rolex only made its Submariner watch with the black dial and black bezel insert.

Rolex has three types of Submariners, stainless steel, stainless steel and 18k yellow gold, and all 18k yellow gold. In their 2tone and all gold models Rolex has a blue colored bezel and dial and a black colored bezel and dial. Rolex also makes a dial with precious gemstones for these sports models referred to as the Rolex “Serti” dials. These serti dials Rolex makes in a champagne color and slate color. These Serti dials feature eight round diamonds and 2 baguette sapphires and one trillion cut sapphire at the 12:00 position. Rolex charges an additional $2400 for these precious gemstone Serti dials

The internet is a great place to purchase Rolex watches at vastly discounted prices. Check out www.DJBwatches.com for the internet’s largest selection of new and used Genuine Rolex watches.

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Todd Smith is a highly respected author and expert on Rolex Submariner Watch, Rolex Watch


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Friday, April 4, 2008

.075 Ct.T.W. Round Diamonds in 14Kt. White, Yellow and Pink Gold. Three-Color Diamond Stackable Ring



.075 Ct.T.W. Round Diamonds in 14Kt. White, Yellow and Pink Gold. Three-Color Diamond Stackable Rings. Wear them together or separately, explore your options with luxurious style in this tri-color stackable rings. Beautifully crafted from warm yellow, rosy pink, and cool white gold, each ring weighing 2.88 grams features 0.025 Ct. brilliant round diamond. Ultra-chic! May be purchased by piece at $149.00 each. Gold Yellow, Pink and White Gold 14Kt. Approx Wgt 8.64 gms. Finish Satin Diamonds Round Brilliant Cut Color Avg. H Clarity Avg. SI Approx Carat 0.075 Ct.T.W. (0.025Ct. each) # Of Pcs. 3 Setting Prong Availability In Stock Shipping Usually in 24 to 72 Hours. Free Standard Shipping!. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!. 30-Day Return Policy Sku # TL65063
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10k Choice of White or Yellow Gold Round Diamond Channel Set Band


This classic ring style features a row of beautiful round diamonds (1/4 cttw), channel set in polished 10 karat gold. The diamonds span the top of the finger and are well protected in their slightly recessed setting. Nothing compares to the luxury of genuine diamonds, and this elegant band shows them off beautifully.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Men's Diamond Band


10 Karat Yellow Gold Comfort Fit Diagonal Diamond Band. The Diamonds weight 1/16 Carat Total Weight and are I-J in Color and I1 in Clarity. Read More...

Movado Women's Vivo Baguette Diamond Steel Watch 0605741


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Movado Women's Amorosa Watch #0604758


Movado's signature Museum dial stands out beautifully against a background of all gold-tone polished stainless steel in this elegant watch from Movado's Amorosa collection. It features a round black dial with gold-tone Dauphine hands and a concave dot marker at the twelve o'clock position. This is the minimalist look made famous for Movado by American designer Nathan George Horwitt in 1947. Horwitt intended his design to be evocative of a sun dial, with the dot representing the sun at high noon. The dial is housed in a gold-tone steel case that measures 24mm in diameter, and it is framed by a perfectly round polished steel bezel. It presents on a beautiful gold-tone polished steel bangle bracelet that measures 6.5 inches and fastens with a jewelry clasp. Other notable features include a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and precise Swiss quartz movement. Water-resistant to 30 meters, this watch can withstand splashes and brief immersion in water; however, it is not sufficiently resistant for swimming.
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