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Get so disappointed when I see a brand new Hagit ring on line and when I click on it, it is only available in say size 6 and 7, or maybe even only one size.  What's with this I wonder?  Why do they not come in in all sizes?  Assuming at some point they will be available??  Anyone else notice this?

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@just wonder wrote:

Get so disappointed when I see a brand new Hagit ring on line and when I click on it, it is only available in say size 6 and 7, or maybe even only one size.  What's with this I wonder?  Why do they not come in in all sizes?  Assuming at some point they will be available??  Anyone else notice this?


 

@just wonder Is it possible that others saw it first and ordered the other sizes? I find it odd that any jeweler would only make 1 or 2 sizes in rings.

 

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Which ring?  I saw one new ring under "Hagit new", but it was available in all the usual sizes.  I'd hate to have missed one, since I love Hagit's designs.

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It was a bold ribbon like ring with a swirl of rubies.  There is a huge matching cuff still on line, I believe, but when I first saw the ring it was only in size 7 with size 9 showing but x'd out.  Last time I looked it was not even showing at all now. 

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Jewelry stores that carry expensive rings carry only one size.  They size it for you for free.  They can't afford to stock deep inventory. 

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Jewelry stores that carry expensive rings carry only one size.  They size it for you for free.  They can't afford to stock deep inventory. 


 

@depglassDavid Yurman and some other designers want their rings sent back to them for sizing. Many of their cable design rings can’t be sized by a jeweler without ruining that. 

 

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I quit buying expensive rings when I discovered QVC and the rest of the bunch.  I bet my local jewelers cringe when I walk in with another alteration of my local auction finds. 

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It's hard for me to believe people still go to jewelry stores to buy. I would go to a jeweler if I was buying a diamond engagement ring, but that's probably it. My niece worked for a large jewelry chain when she was in college and she told me they mark up the merchandise 400%.

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It is true. I had Yurman ring ruined. Eventually they just exchanged for the same one bigger size. But the sizing job was terrible. I believe Yurman produce their ring in different sizes.

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I once got a diamond cocktail ring from a then well known and nicer department store. They apparently had a contract with some other entity to do sizing. When I went to pick up the ring it was positively lopsided, as the sizing job was so poor. Although I'm not much a fan of QVC's jewelry as I was years ago, the one advantage to those entities who offer rings in a variety of sizes is availability for a wide range of customers without having to deal with sizing.


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