Have you ever heard of a jewelry store that will let you try before you buy? Eternity Diamonds will! You pick out your ring — or several rings! — and Eternity Diamonds will ship you — postage paid — replicas so you can try before you buy. Then, when you’re ready, you order the genuine ring and return the replica.
Even more amazing, Eternity Diamonds offers a satisfaction guaranteed 30 day exchange or refund policy (once again with free shipping) and, within that same amount of time, if you find the same ring on another website at a better price, Eternity Diamonds will refund you 110% of the difference. Oh, and they offer that same guarantee if they put the ring on sale within 30 days of your purchase! Shipping is free (yes, Eternity Diamonds ships internationally) and there is no sales tax on your order unless you live in New York State.
What I appreciate most about Eternity Diamonds — besides their absolutely gorgeous jewelry — is that they well only “no conflict” diamonds. Eternity Diamonds guarantees that their diamonds do not come from sources who participate in human rights violations, child labor, violence, or disrespect for the environment. Further, they do not buy diamonds from governments or groups who sell diamonds to fund warfare or other violent conflicts.
they well only “no conflict” diamonds
I think you mean ‘sell’
Kelley — you know, you just might be correct!
And they must buy their diamonds in Arkansas (it is the only us state that has diamonds)…because there’s no way to guarantee the diamonds from anywhere in Africa are so . . . conflict free. It’s just PR…(insert sad smile here)
Oh dear. I suppose what they do is buy the diamonds from somebody not part of a “conflict” who purchased them from someone who was. There is always a way around everything.
I like the diamond bands on their home page.
Blast from the Past
Nessa — I found several I liked, and I am not normally a diamond girl.
I haven’t bought a diamond for a long time. Ever since my favorite diamond seller, a then DIL, became an ex-family member.
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Jim — in my family we generally keep the ex-whatevers unless they insist on severing contact. You probably should have kept your diamond discount.
That’s service!
I had no idea Arkansas had diamonds.
Susan — that’s what I thought!
Didn’t know Arkansas had diamonds either
Now if only I had the money to buy my wife some….Oh Well soon.
Ian — And Idaho has rubies.
I was really surprised at how affordable these rings are. As classy as they look I expected much higher price tags.
I’ll bear this in mind if MWM offers to buy me some diamonds.
Akelamalu — you could always accidentally direct him to this post everyday. He’d probably get the hint.