Hi again! Up for sale is a lovely diamond necklace by Ben Bridge. The diamond is just under .20ct, is set in 14k white gold, and includes its original chain, which can be adjusted from 16-18"; both are hallmarked accordingly. Being conservative, I would say that the diamond is not ideal cut, but I can definitely see arrrows, and the clarity/color are SI2 and in the G-H-I range. I love this little guy -- I just want him to be used and cherished, as I have another that gets far more attention. He's *the* perfect everyday necklace, in my opinion. I do not have any paperwork or receipts for him, but he will be sent sparkling clean in his original box. I'm asking $100 OBO through PayPal; no returns, please. (My payment address there is donora.ann@gmail.com.) If you do not receive a response from me within 24 hours, please email me directly at dhillard@uakron.edu. Thank you! :)

Hi! Up for sale is an absolutely gorgeous ruby engagement ring / RHR set in 18k by artisan maridesignjewelry on Etsy. The ruby is 5.85ct, or 9.5 x 11mm approximately. It doesn't appear to be heat-treated or fracture-filled; I trust Mari's integrity with her stones, and I had it sized with zero difficulty. (Treated/filled stones can often present issues in this regard.) It's a stunningly beautiful color in a high-polish cabachon and is set in a wonderfully-made 18k gold bezel with a slightly hammered band. The ring is a 6.75 and sizable. I was so happy to make it mine, and I hope it can bring others joy, too! I'm asking $300 OBO through PayPal (payment address: donora.ann@gmail.com). All sales final -- please email me at dhillard@uakron.edu if you do not receive a response within 24 hours. (First photo is by maridesignjewelry; the others are by me, including a handshot featuring my furbaby son. :) More photos by request!)

Hi! Up for sale is a stunning and very rare Art Deco William Drummond Co. Ceylon sapphire ring set in platinum and 18k white gold, fully hallmarked. William Drummond Co. was an Australian jeweler known for making jewelry for royalty, including Queen Elizabeth II's famous yellow and white diamond wattle spray brooch for her royal visit in 1954. She apparently still wears this brooch often. The sapphire is natural and approximately 4.5mm in diameter; it has stunning blue color, velvety and electric. It is in great condition for its age -- the Etsy seller I purchased it from estimated the 1920s -- and just has one barely-noticeable inclusion/flaw near the table. There are no significant chips or cracks that I could see. It is flanked by three single-cut diamonds on each side with a total weight of .1 carat. The band is beautifully engraved on all sides, and all stamps are accounted for. The ring is a 6.25 and sizable, although I would consult with a skilled jeweler who could account for the "ridge" pattern in the back of the band to ensure it is not interrupted. I *love* this ring and am hoping someone else will, too. It would be great for a Royal Wedding enthusiast! I am asking $300 OBO through PayPal (payment address: donora.ann@gmail.com). Please email me at dhillard@uakron.edu if you do not receive a response within 24 hours. All sales are final. (All photos by the original Etsy seller. More photos by request!)