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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
http://www.argos.co.uk/wcsstore/argo...2UC117545M.jpg
Except I don't want it plated, and it needs to be a square-cut or similar. But that's the right kind of thing, all these other sites have more complex designs - I'm looking quite minimalist here, essentially a stone on a chain.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've never bought any jewellery on the web, can anyone recommend a good site? I'm looking in the £50-100 range, so not exactly amazing but not £5 tat either.
Thanks for any tips.
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Sorry for lack of detail. I'm specifically looking for a silver necklace (simple elegant silver chain) with a single stone. Ideally it would be diamond but that would be more like £500 for a decent stone, so zirconia or similar would be OK.
And yes I guess £50 might be a bit low, let me revise to £100-200.
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You'll get more bangs for your buck with semi-precious set in silver, btw...
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've never bought any jewellery on the web, can anyone recommend a good site? I'm looking in the £50-100 range, so not exactly amazing but not £5 tat either.
Thanks for any tips.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've never bought any jewellery on the web, can anyone recommend a good site? I'm looking in the £50-100 range, so not exactly amazing but not £5 tat either.
Thanks for any tips.
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Oh god - what type?
Gold?
Silver?
Gemstone? - Diamond or semi-precious?
Pearls?
Need more detail than you've given, Dear...
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Buying jewellery online
I've never bought any jewellery on the web, can anyone recommend a good site? I'm looking in the £50-100 range, so not exactly amazing but not £5 tat either.
Thanks for any tips.Tags: None
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