FREE: * Diamond ring 10k gold*

Thank you so much & good luck to you :)

Good luck, you must be into rings

Yeah sometimes you have to charge shipping it gets too expensive & with delivery confirmations & such. *JEESH* it's too much & if you have a smaller package the post office makes you do priority mail.

Good luck

Well good luck to you!

No I did not, my god can they go any higher I am on short term disability right now & Listia keeps me entertain LOL. I just go to the post office it's down the street from me. Because one time I printed the label straight from paypal, from the USPS site and a couple days later I get the thing back. I marched my unhappy butt to the post office to raise hell & they told me * uh yeah sometimes doing it from home may not be accurate and they said I was not charged enough to ship it. I told them how is that my fault I put in the info through your site and it told me what to pay. To them it did not matter I had to pay another $1.00. So I just go inside now because I dont want anything coming back.

Yeah I found that out the hard way :( I have been looking for a scale on here, but going to the post office gives me something to do besides sitting at home all day (dr's orders) & getting a little piece & quite from the kids & hubby is nice LOL even if it is just to go to the post office :) That's so sad that I actually look forward to a auction ending so I can tell my husband gotta run around to the post office be back. I had 3 end yesterday & I was like *YES* quiet time for me I may stop by the library too.SO SAD. haha

I need to really get a scale but I dont mind driving around the corner.

Yeah it was a necklace in a very small package I mailed out & the lady was like -uh yeah this has to go out priority because it is so small, it was tiny but only a little bit smaller than a envelope. That was the only time that has happened to me but it is still maddening spending $2.54 for a tiny package. Thanks for the advice :)

I just like the peace and quite it's like standing there and I'm like do you hear that & someone's like No, nothing, Then I am like exactly LOL.

Thank you so much

Thank you, I have tried bidding on some of your stuff & keep getting out bidded :( but my credits are building up so I will be back LOL

Yep it got pretty interesting :)

Thank you, I am trying to stay awake to watch it end it's fun people go crazy @ the very end like trying to get a sale item the day after Thanksgiving that has limited supplies.

Indiana

No Indiana

Here is something else that may help as well. I am a jewelry freak so I made sure I knew what markings meant before going to flea markets and stuff because there you can get ripped off.
In the United States, for example, gold hallmarks are not always required on finished works of jewelry. They are, however, deemed necessary when a jeweler or manufacturer wants to put a purity stamp on a piece. A karat stamp is the 10k, 14k, 18k or even 24k mark on some pieces of jewelry. If a ring, for example, has a 10k mark on it, United States law requires that piece also bear a gold trademark.

In the U.S., gold trademarks are typically attached to company or crafter trademarked names. This means buyers can actually trace the origins of their rings or bracelets directly to their makers through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. In some cases, these gold trademarks, depending on the company in question and the mark itself, can help date a piece based on its estimated production time.

Yes that would be fine

It is accented with diamonds all around the top and they are tiny ones. Kind of like clusters, and in the center the oval shape has a little tiny round diamond in it. Hope this helps

Thank you :) I am just not into gold anymore so I thought someone else might enjoy it.

Thank you :)

Thank you so much for the compliment :)

It is 10k Thanks

Thanks, In the 6th picture towards the left side you can see where the engraved markings are it says 10k c4. And I hope this helps. Gold hallmarks or markings can be made up of two pieces of information. The first which most people are familiar with is the 'hallmark' or 'karat marking', the second piece can be the jewelers or manufacturers stamp, or the color/clarity of the diamond. Hopes this helps again.