Post # 1
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Wannabee
Hi ladies!
I’ve been married for just over a year now, and I’ve had some issues with my engagement ring. It’s beautiful, but about 4 months after getting engaged I had a diamond fall out! Over the next few months more of the little teeny stones fell out. I don’t do anything crazy with it, don’t play any sports (or even do dishes) and I work in an office.
I had the ring replaced to an identical one, but still had issues and such terrible customer service that we finally demanded a refund. My husband and I then went to another store and found another ring that was almost identical. All was good for about six months, until the new ring lost a stone too….
I’m a little discouraged and wondering if this is going to keep happening all the time just because of the style of ring I chose. Has anyone else had the same issues? Do you have a halo setting, and how has your ring held up?
sorry for the huge photos, the first is the original ring I had, and the second is the one I have now (basically the same thing.)
Thanks for any feedback!
Post # 3
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Bumble bee
@weswife: sounds like a design flaw. 🙁 such a shame it is beautiful
Post # 4
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Busy bee
@weswife: I had 1 pave set stone fall out of the band on my ering. Only 3 months after getting engaged and, just like you, don’t put a lot of wear and tear on it. I don’t even SLEEP with it on! I expressed some concern about losing the stone since the wedding band we ordered matches the band on the ering exactly – so a ton of little stones with the potential to fall out – and they assured me that this is rare and since I had the ring sized, it could have somehow disrupted that setting (it was the furthest down on the side of the band).
Luckily Mr. S purchased the warranty on the ring so as long as I go in for inspections every 6 months on the setting, Jareds will replace any stone that has gone missing (during normal wear) with zero fees to us. That makes me feel better but if I lose another stone, I’m going to LOSE it on them. We didn’t pay this much money just to lose diamonds!!
Post # 5
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Busy bee
WOW… I have seen other post on the BEE about this happening with pave stones… I have a simple solitatire with gold bands, and that was one of the reasons why I went that way… Hope you are able to get some resolutoin because that is heart wrenching.
Post # 6
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Bumble Beekeeper
- Wedding: March 2014 - A castle
I had a similar problem. It was a design flaw and I ended up having to get an entirely new ring. Sounds like the same might be happening to you 🙁 🙁
Post # 7
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Helper bee
My set is similar and I’ve lost 3 (or 4?) diamonds in the past six months from my wedding band. I’ve been told by two different jewelers that it’s fairly common with this type of setting, unfortunately. Both recommended the normal stuff: don’t wear it at home/to bed, take it off when you do anything w your hands, etc. One recommended soldering to prevent the bands rubbing together; the other said that wouldn’t really help – so not sure on that advice.
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