10/02/22 One Time Only Prices

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

10/02/22 One Time Only Prices

Diamonique 3.3ct tw Eternity Ring Sterling Silver One Time Only Price £19.98 + post

https://www.qvcuk.com/Diamonique-33ct-tw-Eternity-Ring-Sterling-Silver.product.346905.html?sc=SRCH

 

[Bea Frugal]

I’m showing my ignorance here but that ring is stamped cz. I thought diamonique wasn’t cubic zirconia - am I wrong?

 

[stratobuddy]

I’m showing my ignorance here but that ring is stamped cz. I thought diamonique wasn’t cubic zirconia - am I wrong?

It is cz with an added ingredient of QVC hype

 

[Akimbo]

It's always been CZ but I have a few items stamped DMQ as well.

 

[boffy]

Its CZ maybe has more facets depending on the cut but it technically Cubic Zirconia

 

[SisterBliss]

It's always been CZ but I have a few items stamped DMQ as well.

Buns!!!

 

[Akimbo]

The buns are sadly long gone from left to right Freckles and Hugo. Much missed.

 

[SisterBliss]

The buns are sadly long gone from left to right Freckles and Hugo. Much missed.

I think you should rehome some more.

 

[SisterBliss]

I think you should rehome some more.

I deffo would, were it not for my crazy springer.

 

[Akimbo]

Sadly our cat is not into house-sharing. We rescued him and his sister but sadly his little sister had to be put to sleep (she was only kitten-sized when fully grown then developed FIP). Then we discovered her brother was far happier without her. Sad but true.

I'd say before anyone adopts a bunny read a bunny care forum. I think they require more care than a cat does. They are super-bright and sociable and the girls we've had have been very "opinionated", growling and stamping when they disapprove of something (a lot of things!). They've all been house-bunnies and use a litter tray, but our new garden can't be rabbit proofed and we have foxes, badgers and deer wandering through.

 

[SisterBliss]

Sadly our cat is not into house-sharing. We rescued him and his sister but sadly his little sister had to be put to sleep (she was only kitten-sized when fully grown then developed FIP). Then we discovered her brother was far happier without her. Sad but true.

I'd say before anyone adopts a bunny read a bunny care forum. I think they require more care than a cat does. They are super-bright and sociable and the girls we've had have been very "opinionated", growling and stamping when they disapprove of something (a lot of things!). They've all been house-bunnies and use a litter tray, but our new garden can't be rabbit proofed and we have foxes, badgers and deer wandering through.

I agree,I had a few rabbits as a child & they require a LOT of care. Way more than a cat. Mine 'free ran' every day & did jumps @ weekends. I loved them so.
It's hilarious when they 'honk'. Mine never did, but she growled once.