You
no longer need to go to Mallorca for pearl jewelry,
or to Italy to find great deals on gold, or even have an uncle in the jewelry business to find a great deal on a diamond ring. Buying jewelry online is the best way
to get the highest quality at the lowest prices.
Say goodbye to buyers remorse... where you're left wondering if you really got
what you paid for. Leave the high pressure sales tactics behind and look for wholesale
and retail outlets that include ring building guides and diamond buying lessons
and advice.
You'll
be shown what to look for in pearls, precious and semi-precious stones whether
you buy them mounted or loose. The strange language that jewelers use to describe
what you're buying is translated into words that make sense so you really can
shop with confidence and know that you made the right choice.
Along
with a selection that you'll never find at your jewelry store or local mall,
you'll get tips on what's in fashion and what's not so hot — as well as which pieces
will be a good investment in years to come.
It
doesn't matter whether you're in the market for accessories for yourself, a special
holiday gift, prom jewelry, a diamond
engagement or wedding ring, or want to learn about jewelry as an investment.
You'll find brilliant advice, an amazing selection of certified stones, designer
settings and prices that will delight you available at these online resources...
More jewelry
buying tips and advice from around the Web:
Jewelers
of America - Consumer Education - The professional organization
of ethical jewelers offers downloadable brochures in PDF format
on shopping intelligently for gold and diamonds, how to choose
a professional jeweler, pick out an engagement or wedding ring,
and lots more for a complete education on jewelry buying.
American Gem Society - This is the official site of the industry organization with how to buy a diamond and other jewelry, related FAQ, searchable database of member jewelers..
Engagement
Ring Guide - Check out tips, advice and overall education on what
to look for in diamonds, settings, how much to spend, plus a special
section on the 4 C's - cut,
color, clarity, carat plus more on diamond care and certification.