We will then send both diamonds to our corporate office to be graded for the three attributes of light performance: brilliance, sparkle and intensity. Details: Not valid on purchases made before May 28, Must be the center diamond. If your diamond is mounted we recommend bringing the product in loose to get the most accurate reading.
In order to qualify to be sent for light performance testing, the non Robbins Brothers diamond must be of the identical shape, carat weight, clarity and color as the purchased Robbins Brothers diamond. A lab-created diamond must be compared to a Robbins Brothers lab-created diamond.
In addition, you must provide a valid receipt and independent lab certificate of the non Robbins Brothers diamond that shows that it has been purchased within 30 days from the date of purchase of the Robbins Brothers diamond. If you purchased your diamond through our call center, you must physically come into one of our stores to do the transaction within 30days of your purchase. The overall grade of light performance is defined as the sum of the brilliance, the sparkle and the intensity scores.
These are three measures of light performance as defined by Imagem Inc. For more details visit www. Limit one payment under this guarantee per person. Corporate sales, black diamonds, Diamond Reserve diamonds, non Robbins Brothers multi faceted diamonds, and employee purchases are exempt. As your marriage grows, Robbins Brothers will grow right alongside you. You must have your original sales receipt to verify the original purchase price. Online Purchases can only be traded up in one of our stores.
It is our pleasure to professionally clean and inspect your diamond and gemstone anytime you visit Robbins Brothers. Please come in weekdays between 11 am to 6 pm. Robbins Brothers believes in providing our clients with the highest quality bands available in the marketplace.
Our bands are artfully crafted utilizing the best available methods including extrusion, die casting, and compression, to name a few. These processes allow our bands to have the maximum density while eliminating porosity. We are so confident in our quality and craftsmanship that we include a year manufacturer defect warranty, on every wedding band.
Salespeople work on commission and won't easily give up their share of the deal, but most expect to drop the price for the customers that ask. Do research on diamond quality. Make sure you know the "Cs" of diamond quality and why they're important. These are the diamond's cut shape , karat size , clarity transparency and color. Lower quality diamonds will not be as transparent, will not sparkle do due a cheaper cut , and could be smaller and of a smoky color than higher quality diamonds.
Today, diamonds of various colors are popular, from pink and yellow to champagne. Price high quality diamonds on the market to know what you can expect to pay and what stores are charging. Stores mark up diamonds anywhere from to percent. Know what you want. For rings bought online, you will need to call the customer returns team on to advise them you will be returning your purchase.
Any special orders, customer made, and custom altered rings can not be exchanged or refunded. After 30 days, rings can not be returned for any reason. Online purchases can be traded up but this must be done in-store.
Richard Jenkins, The Diamond Guru. Get free assistance from the Diamond Guru today. Secure the best quality diamond for your budget. Have a Question? Contact us now…. These are typical gimmick cuts with IGI certificates.
The saleswoman was not pushy at all and switched to GIAs when I mentioned my preference. Every diamond I saw from them was more disapointing than the last. This diamond was the bottom of the barrel. The most egregiously out of bounds parameter on this diamond was the To be fair, the settings they had were very nice and were not insanely overpriced. I can see someone having their interest piqued by the settings. Unfortunately, I could not recommend a diamond from them. If the product is sub-par quality, the price should be in line with that reality.
There is simply no justification for that price. Here is a virtually identical diamond from James Allen. If I were buying a diamond, I would rather spend that money on an actual ring that will be worn for many years to come than on the store experience.
I was visiting their Houston store, so I decided to compare this ring to one from Brian Gavin Diamonds. They had a 0. If you are someone who is dead set on buying in person, I understand being willing to pay a premium for that service. The second time we had a chance to visit them, we had a somewhat improved experience. The first diamond we looked at was a stunningly cut 1. The inclusion was noticeable SI2 clarity inclusions usually are but only to a very sharp eye. Here is a comparable 1.
This diamond has superior specifications weight, color and clarity and is just as well cut as the diamond from Robbins Brothers. The next diamond we looked at was a 0. Unfortunately this diamond was not as impressive. The cut was too deep
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