I have joined the multitude of pissed off Cruisers that believed the shopping expert on the Allure of the Sea Royal Caribbean International cruise line. Diamond International was the recommended shop. paid $11, 500 Us. was told it was 70% off at that price. I would never have bought a ring at this price, had the cruise shopping expert not insist we would be getting such a deal. once home my GIA appriaser gave it a $8100 value. at least they are real diamonds. the Crown of Light diamond with the 38 smaller diamonds are poor quality, much less that the piece of crap appraisal DI gave me with the ring. Worse - all the diamonds are loose, and cannot be tighted up. I now cannot wear this new ring unless I remake it at a cost of $2000. Diamonds International you are scam artists. Royal Caribbean International shame on you for associating yourself with them and deceiving your passengers. RA. ontario Canada march 2011
i too ripped off. paid $11500 for a crown of light supposedly 70%off. my GIA appriaser valued it at $8100 but all the diamonds are poor quality. the appriasal diamonds international give is false! Worse, all the diamonds are loose. i cannot wear it without remaking the entire ring at a cost of $2000. i hope not of the POOR quality diamonds break in the process. what a dissappointment Royal Caribbean associates themselves with Diamonds International. Scam Artists International is who they really are!
m.n. ontario canada march 2011 cruise on the allure of the sea.
i have been ripped off too by Diamonds International. I don't have the energy to fight them as I have read so many people get no where. $11500 US down the drain. I have a ring with poor quality diamond that are all loose. I cannot wear it unless I have the entire ring remade at approx $2000. I wish the cruise companies could be sued for using the shopping people to persuade innocent tourists to buy from their recommended scam jewellers. I hope they rot!
