http://www.diamondcuttersintl.com/myths-about-diamonds-1/ Mon, 18 Jul 2011 15:45:42 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.diamondcuttersintl.com/myths-about-diamonds-1/comment-page-1/#comment-2720 Richard Fri, 02 Jul 2010 16:17:52 +0000 http://diamondcuttersintl.com/?p=479#comment-2720 You will have the luck trying to sell a daimond to anyone, ESPECIALLY the dealer from whom you bought it, that Titanic had in making New York. Tiffany’s has a strict policy against purchasing diamonds they have sold. They know damned well that diamonds are not at all scarce and that they are sold for a price many times what they are worth. The whole industry is itself one big scam. The whole retail jewelry industry is one big joke. Unless a piece can be identified as having belonged to James I, Catherine the Great or one of the Romanovs, forget it. Think of all the pretension and make-beleive retail stores have to go through just to move one ridiculously overpriced piece. How could you compete with that? No wonder they won’t buy the junk back. You will have the luck trying to sell a daimond to anyone, ESPECIALLY the dealer from whom you bought it, that Titanic had in making New York. Tiffany’s has a strict policy against purchasing diamonds they have sold. They know damned well that diamonds are not at all scarce and that they are sold for a price many times what they are worth. The whole industry is itself one big scam. The whole retail jewelry industry is one big joke. Unless a piece can be identified as having belonged to James I, Catherine the Great or one of the Romanovs, forget it. Think of all the pretension and make-beleive retail stores have to go through just to move one ridiculously overpriced piece. How could you compete with that? No wonder they won’t buy the junk back.

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