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SharkE
Posts: 39,161
Registered: ‎08-19-2010

Re: Ross Simons

‎12-31-2022 08:42 PM

all the 7 size have sold out. I'll probably keep it. 1/8th is not that bad and compared to the prices here for 3 grams and 3.8 grams for 700 and up. I'd say mine at 5.9 grams is gonna be a good deal.

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SharkE
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Re: Ross Simons

‎01-06-2023 06:24 PM

I'm keeping it. It's pretty. Glad I don't have to hassle with returning. wider then I thought it would be. I'm not good with fractions. Already had one, so, now I can stack them.

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Re: Ross Simons

‎01-07-2023 09:28 PM

I'm glad it was a keeper for you @SharkE   Wear it in good health. Beautiful bangle. 

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SharkE
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Re: Ross Simons

‎01-07-2023 10:01 PM

yeah, these days 465.00 for a 7 in. 14 kt gold oval bangle.  Just a few yrs ago probably 2019 or 2020 I paid 600 for a 1/4 inch wide bangle it was around 6 grams at a jewelry store no less.

 

Now, this one is 1/8th wide and about the best deal that I can find.

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