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Updated Sep 10

David Yurman Turquoise cushion Signet ring 9

Name: David Yurman Turquoise cushion Signet ring 9
Brand: David Yurman
SKU: 644a98def644e573f8edaca9
Price: 450.0 USD
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David Yurman Turquoise cushion signet ring Size 9 These designs feature rare and unit stones handpicked from around the world for their coloring, composition and symbolism Black Titanium

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13 Comments

dee1963_ do you have a pic of the DY stamp? and can it be sized down?.thanks

Apr 29Reply

cookiesboy @marnia_ Second and Third pictures have the stamps

Apr 29Reply

dee1963_ @cookiesboy can it be sized down?

Apr 29Reply

cookiesboy @marnia_ second picture on the side, they come in that way

Apr 29Reply

dee1963_ I understand that. I'm just wondering if I can get it sized down it's too big

Apr 29Reply

cookiesboy @marnia_ Hi Dee: you’ll ruin the ring f you get it sized down, my advice, find one with the proper size you need

Apr 29Reply

vetmamu Hello, which one is the real ring that you have? The first picture or the third one?!

Sep 09Reply

cookiesboy @vetmamu same ring in all pictures

Sep 09Reply

vetmamu @cookiesboy cause in the first one the stone has some brow spots that are not in the third one

Sep 09Reply

cookiesboy @vetmamu Massimiliano: Turquoise is a compound that includes metals such as aluminum, copper or iron. Water oil can cause some of these metals to oxidize, or in other words rust. As a result of oxidation, the stones can actually change color, this phenomenon of changing colors is often seen in all turquoise stones and darken from finger oils. Hope this could answer your question

Sep 09Reply

vetmamu @cookiesboy I was not questioning the properties of turquoise (which I’m very familiar with by the way) I was asking why in the first picture the stone has brown spots that are not present on the third one?! Are you telling me there were rusting process between one picture and another? Would you please upload one more good quality picture?! Thank you

Sep 10Reply

cookiesboy @vetmamu I just added five more pictures

Sep 10Reply

tinkrbellicoptr Hello, is this gorgeous ring still available?

Oct 13Reply