Sounds like the diamond ring was worth 165 dollars.
No
Your answer depends on how much was paid for the ring in 2002 and the quality of the diamond(s) set in the ring.
It has a diamond to show that love is worth more than just an 'I do'. It is as precise as a diamond.
The ring in a diamond candle is priceless. The sentimental value is worth more than money. Love is spoken when a ring is purchased. It speaks volumes of trust, trust and everlasting love.
It's apparently worth one quarter of the value of the whole ring.
A diamond ring without any certificate does not make sense because you don't have any proof of the diamond's reality.
SECO was the trademark of Stein and Ellbogen, a jewelry wholesaler.
The diamond rings found inside Diamond Candles may be either costume jewelry, or made from 14k gold and diamonds. If the ring is costume jewelry, it is worth about $10, if it is a gold and diamond ring, it could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
5 dollars
Well, honey, the worth of a JTW diamond ring can vary depending on the quality of the diamond and the materials used in the setting. Without more specific details, it's like asking how much a car costs without mentioning the make or model. Take that ring to a reputable jeweler for an appraisal if you're curious about its value.
According to the attached advert, Wellington diamonds are 'pretty good' fake, counterfeit diamonds. It's probably worth what someone will pay you for the Wellington diamond ring.