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Christie Veale Posted on Dec 04, 2013

Hi- I love this ring but need to be able to swap

Hi- I love this ring but need to be able to swap out the center stone for my mom's .35 emerald diamond. Is it possible to get the setting for the center stone made to fit my diamond? Christie

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It is not possible. It's no loss on your part though that ring is a piece of junk. I wouldn't pay more than $2 for it if someone brought it to my store. The fact that I would pay anything is because it probably has $4 worth of silver in it. The CZs have no value.

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