View Full Version : Platinum Diamond Goods For Sale
Aleigh
09-09-2007, 03:26 PM
Gents 1/2 eternity diamond platinum wedding band. 3-Stone platinum diamond ladies rings, and 14kt yellow and white gold 3 stone diamond anniversary bands, past present future rings, and diamond solitaires. Great prices, call today. Just moved to the area, need some fast cash. Will meet at a public place, coffee shop etc, to show goods. Call with interest. Gemstone goods available too, including beach theme, crab, dolphin and seahorse 14kt gold and gemstone designs; earrings, pendants, bracelets and rings.
Aleigh
317-294-7356
SHELLY
09-09-2007, 03:41 PM
How about some prices?
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Aleigh
09-10-2007, 02:52 AM
Absolutely, prices, let me know what you're interested in; gents, or ladies, platinum diamond goods; white or yellow gold, or the gemstones....rings, earrings or pendants, bracelet...happy to respond with specs and prices... more photos available too..
NoHall
09-10-2007, 07:28 AM
:welcome:
Aleigh
09-10-2007, 11:29 AM
TY It is just beautiful here...I love the houses East of Seagrove that have the retail below, and living space above...know of anything for rent? Looking to go East this week, currently staying down in Destin, just too much Miami lifestyle here...desire more rustic, secluded style living... Studio, Bungalow for one would be great too Sandestin to SeaGrove... Let me know... Aleigh
Aleigh
09-10-2007, 03:04 PM
Pricing from photos on posts... 14kt Gold Tennis Style (hidden clasp with safety) Pink Topaz (8") $429 or Alaskan Ice Topaz (treated, 7") $379 Oval Starburst-Cut (Etoile' Cut ((laser cut)) 9x7mm 37.60 Carats 14Kt Yellow Gold
15.90 Grams Size 7" (8" has approx 42 CTW) TRILLION STUD EARRINGS $59.90 5 CTW 14KT GOLD DANGLE LEVERBACK EARRINGS $139.90 14KT 13 ctw available in Mystic Fire Topaz, Twilight Mystic Topaz, Neptune Garden Topaz and Alaskan Ice Topaz or Pink Topaz; french hooks bit octagon photo in Twilght Mystic topaz $219 Big Diamond Teardrop Slide Pendant $179.90 Specs:Topaz & Diamonds Teardrop Topaz & Round Diamond 17 x 12mm & 2mm 14.12 Ctw 14Kt solid yellow gold,4.3 grams,1"L x 5/8"W x 7/16"H, Retail $789crab pendant $119[/COLOR}Specs; Twilight Fire Topaz Oval-Shaped Quantum Cut 9x7mm 2.50 Carats 14Kt Yellow Gold 3/4"L x 3/4"W x 1/4"H 2.8 grams Will support a 2mm chain Average Retail $349 [COLOR="Purple"]HUGE INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM JUST LET ME KNOW YOUR INTERESTS AND I'LL MEET YOU FOR COFFEE OK?
Miss Kitty
09-10-2007, 03:10 PM
Where are the diamonds and platinum? :idontno:
Aleigh
09-10-2007, 03:12 PM
I have them too...will post a few photos and pricing details tonight...running out to look at a carriage house for rent... Please look for posts after 7pm TY Aleigh 317-294-7356
Aleigh
09-11-2007, 11:42 AM
Please see next post for pricing
seaside2
09-11-2007, 11:49 AM
So how much is the crab thingee? :confused:
Ms seaside would like that, and then itty bitty could take it away from her!!!!:floor:
Aleigh
09-11-2007, 11:53 AM
1 ct blue diamond 18kt white gold custom designed ring $2499
.88 Pear Shape 14kt yellow gold solitaire with 6 small round diamond accents $999
Platinum Diamond 1.15 Old Mine Cut with small diamonds throughout the setting and beautifully crafted Circa 1920's Fleur d' Lis design on top and bottom of the setting, diamonds run in a channel down the shoulders..breathtaking piece only $9,789
Marquise with Diamond Accents this is a bridal set, two separate pieces; 1.50 Ctw 14kt YG only $1,299
3-stone anniversary 1.60 cttw 14kt yg two tone only $1,699
Bottom right is a 3 stone platinum with a center than can be switched out...currently has a .50 carat round center and approx .33 on the sides...this is also a bridal piece, however the two rings are welded together... only $2,499 great price!
I also have a diamond gents 1/2 eternity platinum ring and many 14kt yellow and white gold wedding bands..
destindreamer
09-11-2007, 12:03 PM
If you don't mind, please post prices and pics for the wedding bands.
kathydwells
09-11-2007, 12:58 PM
I am curious as to where this jewerly came from? Is it yours personally, or do you own a jewerly store in Indiana and you are trying to move it down to SoWal? :idontno:
Aleigh
09-11-2007, 01:51 PM
Yes, I closed the jewelery store in Indy suberb 3 years ago now...and have been selling on the internet for 10 years.... In July 07 I just loaded up the car and headed South...landed here in Destin.... I do trunk shows, live shows at resorts and travel the Caribbean Islands in the winters...however this year I decided to stay here in SoWal...been looking for LTR up near Grayton Beach and Seaside areas Old SeaGrove....haven't decided where yet... Also looking to open retail store in Grayton Beach area Spring, '08. Will offer fine jewelery in the shop, sea critters and beach gems pearls, etc... for now..I need to move some goods so I can plant a palm tree and stay awhile.... :) In other words...grow some shallow roots.....and watch your incredible sunsets...
Smiling JOe
09-11-2007, 02:55 PM
You should be aware that there are two high end jewelry stores in Grayton, 1) Kent, Ltd and 2) Rock Hard Designs
Aleigh
09-12-2007, 12:18 AM
Smilin Joe thanks I didn't know... But, that is why I posted to get your input... Please feel free to suggest a location.... ??? I need tourists...and perhaps just Spring to Labor Day...then close shop and go to the winter trunk show format...in the Caribbean...returning to reopen in the Spring? If you have any ideas you are most welcome...to post. I don't wish to open until Spring 08.
Aleigh
09-15-2007, 07:31 PM
I'll be at the Harbour Docks tonight and in the Destin area clubs if anyone is coming down to Destin tonigth and would like to see the beach jewelery, I'll have it and pearls together with some of my own designs..... Give me a call 1-317-294-7356
Missplaced
09-15-2007, 11:37 PM
Caution Sowalers. Something just doesn't seem right. Aleigh, I've been a cautious buyer only on EBay since 2000, and I don't think I've ever seen so much negative feedback about an UNREGISTERED SELLER? ever!
http://myworld.ebay.com/islandgirle/
Smiling JOe
09-15-2007, 11:55 PM
misplaced, the link doesn't seem to work. I couldn't tell good stuff from crap, so I just don't buy any of it, and I, personally, would never buy jewelry, other than a Timex, online. Maybe its just me, but I would feel much more comfortable buying expensive things from a jeweler who has been long established, which gets raving reviews from customers. That is just me.
Missplaced
09-16-2007, 12:16 AM
Thanks SJ,
The edited link works.
Smiling JOe
09-16-2007, 01:30 AM
I'm not an Ebay shopper, but I find it difficult to believe that a seller rating approval score of 98.6% is terrible. Am I missing something? I read the negative reports, and see that many of them were multiple complaints from the same two or three people. In the last year, she also has 2461 positive remarks from buyers. It seems to me that with that quantity of sales and having 98.6% positive ratings, she isn't doing too bad. That is not saying that a few people have not posted terrible ratings, but overall, it doesn't sound so bad.
Smiling JOe
09-16-2007, 01:37 AM
Okay. I'm totally confused again. I just reviewed the ebay site again and see that many of the sales are for items priced at $.99 Is this a way that sellers can buy their own stuff and leave good comments, or competing sellers can sneek in a win a bid on something in order to leave poor ratings for the seller. It seems that the people who complained on several items, were all for $.99 I also see some people really bragging on the seller over $.99 items. The whole ebay ratings system seems a little fishy to me when people start doing this. Aleigh, anything to say about this?:idontno: Why would a high-end jewelry dealer be peddling $.99 pieces, which have a shipping cost three times the amount of the item?
InletBchDweller
09-16-2007, 09:22 AM
:idontno: I am confused....:confused:
:popcorn:
DonPtrl
09-19-2007, 03:30 PM
Be very cautious! For someone who works in a jewelry store there is alot of lab created gemstones on the market. They can fool you very easily.
florida girl
09-21-2007, 05:01 PM
Boy! You guys went from :welcome: to judge, jury, and executioner in just one page! Are you completely sure of your facts? There isn't enough information that I saw to make that kind of condemnation publicly about this person.
Smiling JOe
09-21-2007, 06:26 PM
Boy! You guys went from :welcome: to judge, jury, and executioner in just one page! Are you completely sure of your facts? There isn't enough information that I saw to make that kind of condemnation publicly about this person.
So which piece did you decide to buy?
florida girl
09-21-2007, 06:34 PM
So which piece did you decide to buy?
Who said anything about buying? But I don't think that she needs to be slandered, whoever she is! Too many rash judgements.
Smiling JOe
09-21-2007, 06:57 PM
Who said anything about buying? But I don't think that she needs to be slandered, whoever she is! Too many rash judgements.Who has slandered her? I asked her to explain the numerous $.99 items sold on ebay and the good and bad ratings for the $.99 items. Still waiting to hear back from her. It is likely that anyone buying expensive jewelry will want to know that the seller is very reputable.
yippie
09-21-2007, 07:12 PM
Caution Sowalers. Something just doesn't seem right. Aleigh, I've been a cautious buyer only on EBay since 2000, and I don't think I've ever seen so much negative feedback about an UNREGISTERED SELLER? ever!
http://myworld.ebay.com/islandgirle/
I buy quite a bit from e-bay and personally, I would not purchase from this seller. This seller, in the last month has over 50% of her transactions resulting in negative feedback. She never posted anything addressing the problems and that can easily be done.
Plus, she is listed as NO LONGER a registered user. E-bay may have received several complaints and "unregistered" her.
InletBchDweller
09-21-2007, 11:44 PM
I just feel that if someone is selling high priced jewelry they should be able to produce references and also explain that if they were the seller on Ebay what the problems were.... [I am in the market for a ring but as I am sitting here watching an old Tyra Banks show about spotting fakes in jewelry, bags, hair, etc. IT has taught me that many people just can not tell....Sometimes it pays to be skeptical
quote=florida girl;293654]Boy! You guys went from :welcome: to judge, jury, and executioner in just one page! Are you completely sure of your facts? There isn't enough information that I saw to make that kind of condemnation publicly about this person.[/quote]
Missplaced
09-22-2007, 04:23 PM
"I buy quite a bit from e-bay and personally, I would not purchase from this seller. This seller, in the last month has over 50% of her transactions resulting in negative feedback. She never posted anything addressing the problems and that can easily be done.
Plus, she is listed as NO LONGER a registered user. E-bay may have received several complaints and "unregistered" her."
Thanks for helping to explain Yippie and IBD.
Florida Girl, there certainly is enough feedback information on eBay to warrant caution. If like SJ someone is unfamiliar with eBay, her 98.5% positive feedback sounded pretty good. But, when you dig a little deeper there was obviously a problem.
I only cautioned, not "condemned." I think there is probably a lot more to the story than is any of our business.
Aleigh, if you're still out there, I hope you find what you're looking for. Peace.
Aleigh
09-23-2007, 11:16 AM
Ty all... I wish it to be said I was on eBay 9 years did you see the about me page? I sold pink peruvian opals to a hollywood studio jeweler who designed with my gemstones a necklace for Reese Witherspoon to be worn in the Summer 2008 release of her new movie "Sammy" and also a bracelet to be worn by Emma Watson "the magical bead"-- who plays Potter's friend Hermione in the upcoming 2010 film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows... Finally go a little further back on feedback prior to July 2007, I had a 99.9% positive feedback rating on eBay I have over 10,000 customers from all over the world... What went wrong???
Prioir to April, 2007 I sold karat gold, gemstone jewelry on eBay the first 8.5 years eBay is so wholesale driven...I decided to try something a little more profitable... you know don't sell one ring and make $100 sell 100 items and make $1 then you have 100 new happy customers who will return and repeat business, and not just 1 happy new customer who may return in a year for another birthday, Christmas or anniversary gift.. So April/May 2007 I launched a new venue...store stocked over 2000 listings...and I began selling genuine gemstone beads...partial strands 7 inches or even one genuine emerald (tumbled polished rough nuggets) yes only .99 cent on auction and over 200 .99 cent auctions per day...what a hot summer...busy busy working 20 hours a day sleeping only 4 hours a night. Summer used to be dead slow on eBay for me. Now for the first time in 8 years I had 4 shipments a day going out to the PO in Indy.....By July I was overwhelmed...I had 3 teens helping with the pack n ship...and July 31 I jumped in my car...loaded up all the merchandise and relocated here... Now what went wrong? 97 complaints of slow or no shipping of .99 cent auction goods... Here you have a seller nearly 9 years of service... offline for a week with relocation issues...and eBay hits the magic button and destroys everything 9 years of dedication service, 99.9% positive feedback rating..gone in 60 seconds due to non receipt complaints from 97 winners of .99 cent beads...hello 99 cent auctions?? Are you kidding me? They win an item for .99 cents..and then they expect it to ship today...well with the move shipping was suddenly not 1 or 2 but nearly 3 weeks backlogged... So the recovery has been difficult...I've been offline since Labor Day Holiday Weekend...and I'm doing what it takes to get back... Islandgirle will return to eBay... Keep in mind I would not have used my real name there nor here if I were hiding..and I'm so happy you put us together... You will all be welcome in my retail when it opens...then you can be judge and jury...in the meantime I appreciate your support...both the judges and the jury and the guy who stuck up for the defense...YOUR HIRED! :)
Aleigh
09-23-2007, 11:22 AM
I found what I seek....SoWal...the beach and life offline.... You work too hard on the internet...with no life outside of the puter...I had to close the laptop....get in the car...and drive to where you can see forever... I'll be back online in time...but alas this jury I wish would go a few more pages through the negative issues in July and travel back to April, or even March....prior to July 2007 life was grand.. Islandgirle on eBay was rock steady with a record of 99.9% positive feedback with Islandgirle showing over 8 years of a proven sales record....and over 10,000 satisified unique customers from all over the world!
InletBchDweller
09-23-2007, 11:36 AM
Thanks for letting us hear your side of the story. I know several people who sell on ebay and I know it can get quite difficult at times. Many buyers think that sellers are house moms who are dabbling in it but for many it is their main source of income.
why didn't ebay let you try to work out the problems? I won 2 cell phones a few months ago. The seller would not respond to any of my emails about a question that I had so I did not send payment. I received several notices from ebay wanting to "tarnish" my purchase number :roll: , I emailed ebay about the problems I was having with the seller and the issue was dropped. I never bought the phones, did not give bad rating to seller, and I did not get any marks on me either. I understand that sometimes in life there are things that you can not control.;-)
Best of luck to you.....:wave:
Aleigh
09-23-2007, 11:53 AM
The relocation.....I made 3 trips to Indy in August 800 miles one way! ...and the last trip my car broke down in Alabama..... I was offline only 5 days...but alas eBay had attempted contact through the site..and had no response...they can also tell that you are not logging in nor addressing issues ask the seller a question, etc.... Basically today I am in a situtation with the burden of proof... I have to prove 600 orders with delivery confirmation...I have to prove instock merchandise with vendor receipts....I have to prove I exist...here in Florida...with registered address, local bank, etc... The whole process is overwhelming..and while I work by day...even Sunday...I take a break to see the sun set and remind myself..there is life outside of eBAy. I had my phone number listing on eVeyr page on eBay, even on the about ME page...but no one there bothered to pick up the phone...they just pushed the magic button and POOF Islandgirle was gone in 60 seconds... The burden of proof could take as long as 30 days...but I expect to return to eBay by 1 October...and if not sooner...then the question remains...do I re-invent Islandgirle....or let her struggle to regain her 99.9% status of positive feedback..it could take months! And as the one I wish to continue to point to the fact that the .99 cent auction buyers are brutal...they are cut throat and out for the kill... Whereas before the .99 cent brutality... Customers were caring and respectful.... They say you get what you pay for and here I say to you that the .99 cent buyer is NOT THE SAME CROWD as the $99.00 BUYER.... you see? Like Dollar General clients ( and yes I do shop there) but their overall clients are not the same as Tiffany's you see?
DonPtrl
09-23-2007, 12:14 PM
Aleigh when you had to re-locate did you post on your ebay store that you would be moving and shipments would take longer? I know that I have purchased many items from ebay ranging in prices. And yes I have purchased a .99 cent item. It was a costume for my son. Regardless if it was .99 cents I needed it well before 3 weeks. I also disagree with your comment about .99 cent clients are different than 99.00 clients. People shop on ebay for a good deal it doesn't make them less of a person beacause they buy a .99 cent item.
Missplaced
09-23-2007, 01:42 PM
Too much drama. No judge or jury, just an FYI. DYODD.
Good Luck, Aleigh.
NoHall
09-23-2007, 01:58 PM
Way to hang with this crowd. It seems like you know the trick of "a soft answer turns away wrath."
But I think that it's great you're looking for a brick-and-mortar site. Having at least some shallow roots will give you an opportunity to build your credibility in SoWal.
Best of luck to you, both in your personal and professional relocation!
yippie
09-23-2007, 02:18 PM
Aleigh when you had to re-locate did you post on your ebay store that you would be moving and shipments would take longer? I know that I have purchased many items from ebay ranging in prices. And yes I have purchased a .99 cent item. It was a costume for my son. Regardless if it was .99 cents I needed it well before 3 weeks. I also disagree with your comment about .99 cent clients are different than 99.00 clients. People shop on ebay for a good deal it doesn't make them less of a person beacause they buy a .99 cent item.
Regardless of the excuses, I feel you treated your customers wrong. You never answered many e-mails, you never put any comments on the ratings page, basically, you left people hanging.
Since you were in the middle of a relocation, being a seller for 9.5 years and knowing the time and energy the e-bay storm took, you should have stopped any auctions until you were finished moving. Or AT LEAST notified your angry customers, the one's you never e-mailed back, a reason it was taking so long.
In this type of situation, communication is the key.
Good luck.
florida girl
09-25-2007, 05:15 PM
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