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Posted in Diamond Rings on 06/06/2009 06:46 pm by admin
Mondera.com engagement ring on?
Many people suggest the Blue Nile .. Does anyone have experience with mondera.com? I want a good quality diamond 7 ct, I color or better, or better, and VS2 ideal cut. I'm not going to kick costco.com "ring is set with a size 7. Thanks
I have an experience with James Allen and I was very happy. Mondera but also trustworthy, selling diamonds GIA. If the diamond you're getting is a laboratory-certified well, then you should not either I mean worry.By laboratories, GIA, AGS, IGI and HRD. Forget EGL. If they buy from James I have just bought Mondera.It I think that James has a nicer ring, even though diamonds are the same quality (above). Try this site also has coupons and Mondera James Allen, who save hundreds of years. http://123diamond.co.uk/Buying_loose_diamonds.html Goodluck http://123diamond.co.uk/Diamond-coupons.html
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