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06-25-2014 04:15 AM
I could not believe it. Since the beginning of the recession, I have not 18K rings. I have seen plenty of 10K, 14K, gold clad, gold/brass, bronzo, acrylic....(fill in blank.)
It was a chrome diopside ring in 18K offered on Jewelry Television. And it was well under $1k
This is a promising sign and those who weary of bronzo, clad and 10K, you should start saving your dollars for the good stuff. (That's if you don't own any 18K already). Because I think it's coming back into the mainstream.
06-25-2014 06:28 AM
06-25-2014 07:34 AM
That'll be the day when you can buy a 18K bracelet. ALL gold. Not just precious space that could have been gold but covered up with a semi precious gem. That ring is a start. I'm still a pessimist though. 14K is nice, but it's not really gold to me. It still will be a long, long time before that ever happens. By that time 1K will be the same value as $100.00
06-27-2014 08:32 PM
I was just cruising through the Tivo guide and noticed that on ShopHQ, next Thursday (7/3), they have two hours of 18k gold shows - 9 and 10am (PDT). Also, later that day at 4 and 5pm.
06-28-2014 12:07 PM
On 6/25/2014 songbird said:That'll be the day when you can buy a 18K bracelet. ALL gold. Not just precious space that could have been gold but covered up with a semi precious gem. That ring is a start. I'm still a pessimist though. 14K is nice, but it's not really gold to me. It still will be a long, long time before that ever happens. By that time 1K will be the same value as $100.00
That time is already happening. Just look at food prices in your local store.
06-28-2014 12:28 PM
It would be nice to see more gold jewelry offered again...14k or 18k. But with the 'improved' manufacturing techniques, I wonder how thick the gold will be and how much of it will have a core of resin, to give it strength.
But you never know.... I remember the mid 80's when gold was over $850 an ounce, and that was very high for that time. By the 90's gold had dropped to $300-350 an ounce. That's when I was able to buy some great gold jewelry items.... bracelets 20-40gms, necklaces were even heavier. Ahh, the good old days.
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