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You deserve the truth when buying your diamond ring. Freddy shares his secret with those who often are surprised to hear the truth about diamonds in the video above. Real diamonds that are simply cleaned up with a laser andlast you a life time.   When someone buys an engagement ring the truth is no diamond increases in value over time. Buy a great diamond from us or soemeone else they are all the same so called “value” that does not exist so stop the hype and trying to read and leading yourself to spending more.  The reason is because diamonds are being mined all over the world.  Years ago they were scarce today there are so many diamonds its a fact. 

Then to make things even more complex people run around trying to figure out the pandoras box of the 4c’s that should really stand for Crooks Can Convince Charlie!  The bottom line is this if you want a real diamond be an adult and realize anything coming out of the ground is not going to be flawless.  However, if it is 99.98 % eye clean, is that not what you want?

Imagine having a white table in front of you….then putting the point of a pen down on the table and removing the pen.  The tiniest of specks would exist.  Would you still sit at that table or would you tell them to take away that table?    It’s that simple. Your diamond can be something you spend tens of thousands of dollars or save tens of thousands of dollars. Blue Nile and Tiffany certainly are happy to watch you spend more money on an enagement ring.

Last question if your eye doctor told you that you were going blind and you needed eye surgery would you gladly accept his offer to restore your vision?  Why then is it when told that a diamond is cleaned up with a laser does the industry suggest you head for the hills?  - Logic, and honesty Freddy Diamonds.

We only have REAL testimonies, note Nicky’s first name , last name, location, etc., we put his email on the photo only because we don’t want spam robots sending him junk mail.  Cheap Engagement Rings do not have to be something so unusual!  He is real just like the police testimonies names, locations, police stations, videos below sent in by our diamond ring buyers below. School Teachers, names, where they teach, Lawyers first names last names, lots of FEDX delivery proof below CNBC spot below, National Christian radio broadcast on main page and below listen away to our real company being interviewed! We have NO b.s. testimonies we do all we can to proove more than any other seller we are real!

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Federal lawsuit (has been filed) seeking to require Blue Nile, Inc. to offer refunds to Blue Nile customers who wish to return emeralds or emerald jewelry items purchased from the company.

The complaint, “Diascience Corp. dba Yehuda Diamond Company and John Does. nos. 1-10, vs. Blue Nile Inc.,” was filed Nov. 12 in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (Court Case #08CV9751).

Specifically, the civil complaint alleges that without notifying consumers, Blue Nile sold emeralds (including emerald-containing jewelry) that have been filled with oil, wax, resin, or other substances to enhance their appearance.

Such filled emeralds are far less valuable than non-enhanced emeralds, rely on an enhancement process that is not permanent, and typically require special care when cleaning—facts that Blue Nile did not disclose to its customers, according to the complaint.

The suit contends that Blue Nile’s deliberate withholding of information was contrary to the Federal Trade Commission’s disclosure requirements for enhanced gemstones, as described in a manual for jewelers produced by the American Gem Trade Association.

Yehuda Diamonds, a competitor of Blue Nile in the online jewelry business, brought the legal action and filed its complaint on behalf of unnamed individuals who purchased enhanced emeralds through Blue Nile’s Web site. The lawsuit accuses Blue Nile of using false advertising and deceptive business practices.

The information that Blue Nile withheld, the suit contends, is “material to a consumer’s decision to purchase a gemstone or gemstone-containing jewelry.” As such, the suit asks the court to order Blue Nile to cease making false and misleading statements and to offer a full and complete refund to any consumers who wish to return emeralds or emerald jewelry items purchased from Blue Nile.

“The process of enhancing an emerald or a diamond is a common trade practice used by jewelers to provide consumers comparable gems at a more attractive price,” says Dror Yehuda, president of Yehuda Diamonds. “The issue arises when retailers, such as Blue Nile, fail to adequately inform their customers that the gems or jewelry items they are purchasing have been treated.”

According to the lawsuit, Blue Nile’s Web site made no mention of using fillers to enhance the appearance of its emeralds and since the sale is direct to consumers, there typically isn’t a jeweler who can make certain Blue Nile customers understand that they are purchasing gems that are filled.

Included as an exhibit in the complaint against Blue Nile are copies of Gemological Institute of America reports confirming that emeralds sold in September 2008 by Blue Nile contain “moderate clarity enhancement.”

However, according to the lawsuit, “the only enhancement method disclosed by Blue Nile on its Web site, with respect to gemstones (including emeralds), is heating.”

Yehuda said in a statement that since the lawsuit was filed, Blue Nile has updated its Web site to confirm that it is selling filled emeralds.

“We appreciate that under legal pressure from us Blue Nile sees fit to do right by its customers,” Yehuda said. “However, we plan to continue on with our case which seeks corrective action for its past misdeeds and to make certain that Blue Nile is required to make full disclosure going forward.”