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I believe PPC questionned the presenters claims which are often very exaggerated to say the least. As far as I can see no comments were made as to the channel making any claims. I would suggest that you perhaps rethink your strategy in future. While everyone is entitled to come on here and...

I think he should change his name to something more in line with his persona. Richard Head comes to mind with the shortened version of Richard of course!

Hi Leila and welcome to the forum. I'm not the best person to discuss Rocks & Co with as you've probably gathered if you've read the posts here! However, with regards to Kunzite - it's not really suitable for an engagement ring as you have to watch for fading. It's also only 6-7 on the Mohs...

Very pretty rings and the Amethyst and Garnet is really unusual. A belated Happy Anniversary to you and your hubby and here's to another wonderful 20 years together :glass:

I haven't watched Gems for years but put it on tonight to see if there were any bargains. Well, it's no wonder Gems TV are going down the tubes! They've become the TJC of old taking a fortnight for every auction! There's no way they could make money when they only have about 6-8 auctions an hour...

OMG! I am not a fan of Ms Fullofherself but last night she was totally attrocious! Shouting, waffling, inuendos and the usual me me me was not only totally unprofessional but completely out of order. I am not a prude, never have been and never will be but she just went too far last night imho...

Should have said that once again John says it right so I think he really needs to be put in charge of training!

Sorry but yet another mispronunciation which is getting on my nerves! KUNZITE - proper pronunciation is KOONSITE - Koo as in Boo and not Kun as in Bun! http://howjsay.com/index.php?word=kunzite&submit=Submit

Well I know I'm getting on a bit and the old eyes aren't quite the same as they used to be but I've never had any problems with colour blindness until now! Selling as White Kunzite, Rocks and Co presented this ring which in my opinion is not white but a very pale pink! Jerrilee was doing her...

PG when you take out an insurance policy (home or motor) you are given the opportunity to select the amount of excess you wish to pay in the event of a claim. The higher the excess the lower the premium will be for your policy. The reason insurance companies have excesses is to stop people from...

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I know what you mean - their silence certainly sounds like an admission of guilt! Re the bracelet, because it said Natural I took their word for it (on screen graphics said it too) and that's why I posted about the excellent price! Just as a matter of interest, the gemstone you bought and...

I did say "only in certain circumstances would they offer a cash settlement .........." There are the occasional times when that may happen for various reasons. With regards to your comment that only the insurance companies ever win - how much do they win when someone has paid say £500 for...

As an Underwriting Manager with Britain's largest insurance company, I can only tell you what the norm is throught the industry. Most good Home Insurance policies have a Single Article Limit of at least £2500 for Valuables/High Risk Items which means you would not specify any item below this...

Whilst they are not cheap, I totally agree with Meeshoo. What you are getting for your money is a totally independent valuation based on fact and not just a number pulled out of the air. Some High Street jewellers will deliberately make you feel like a fool for buying from TV channels when in...

That's not very good Meeshoo! I notice it doesn't actually say 'natural' whereas the bracelet did specify it was natural so if it isn't it would land them in all sorts of trouble. I remember when you contacted them about their sapphires but would have expected them to reply to you long before...

What an excellent price for 14.50 carats of NATURAL Purple Sapphires! Pic is lighter than they looked on screen.

Oh well, at least if I meet any of you I'll be able to recognise you by your A-GATE necklaces :mysmilie_17:

You mean the "frigit" ? :rock:

I can assure you it is pronounced 'AGIT' but if you don't believe me or the link in my first post then here's another for you http://www.oxfordadvancedlearnersdictionary.com/dictionary/agate The first box is the English pronunciation (the other is American) This is the Oxford Dictionary...