Fashion

[BARBIE100]

Watching the closeups of the rings, I feel that they look cloudy. All three of them. The Sapphire almost looks black. Is it just me? 

[3CatMom]

I agree.  My first thought when I saw them was that they were "paste" (terrible, I know) 
But then I figured they couldn't even be lab-grown because they're so dull looking.  
If someone loves it and wants to buy one, Awesome! 
They're definitely not for me.

[2blonde]

Yes, the sapphire is dark.  Of the three, the emerald looks the best to me, but these designs are kind of a "been there, done that" for me.  I'm more into innovative designs and multi color jewelry now.  I also prefer silver settings because I find them to me much more affordable and substantial.

[SilleeMee]

I just can't get beyond that price. I don't know...maybe I've been out of the jewelry loop for a while so it just seems over-priced for that look .

[Group 5 minus 1]

Too,too pricey. Actually, I do not think they are very attractive

[software]

Typically a clear emerald would be very unique & pricey.   Most emeralds sold at retail have inclusions & may have a cloudy look to it.

I don't think the TV cameras do the stones justice.

[sunshine 919]

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@ncascade wrote:

Too,too pricey. Actually, I do not think they are very attractive

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I thought the rings were cute but way over priced compared to other channels.

[Andreatoo]

With the exception of earrings I'm a metal gal.

Just not in to the rocks....

[handygal2]

When l'm buying a piece of jewelry consisting of precious gemstones and 14k gold, l need to see the quality in-person before l'll buy it.

[CatsyCline]

the rings are too pricey for such dainty rings. people are asking about the ruby - if it is fracture filled . no answer so far... the emerald is nice color but cloudy.  the sapphire is so dark. would not recommend a sapphire like that.