Sorry on my high horse tonight - I really must never flick channels when I'm bored!!
Ms Burton had a rave about how great their Tanzanite prices are and challenged anyone to find Tanzanite with the colour and cut of theirs at better prices either on the High Street or on other channels.
Well, I couldn't find any as badly cut as some of your Ms Burton but here's an 'on the spot comparison' for you:-
The ring you were presenting when you set your "challenge":-
http://www.rocksandco.com/index.php?task=jewelleryItemDisplay&action=display&sku=088 116
Final auction price of £399
The Jewellery Channel:-
https://www.thejewellerychannel.tv/popups/viewdetail.aspx?StockCode=619010
Web shop price (always considerably higher than an auction price) of £399 but I have seen this auctioned for £349.
Now, you said to compare but didn't stipulate an exact size comparison so the TJC one is as near to the carat weight as I can find quickly.
TJC being Sightholders (which Rocks aren't of course) have the best Tanzanite available and at the best prices.
Now if we do the usual silly Rocks & Co calculation whereby the selling price is divided by the carat weight then this figure is quoted as the cost per carat then Rocks & Co's tanzanite in this case would be slightly cheaper than TJC.
However, if you live in the real world you know that you also have to consider the diamonds and gold weight.
TJC have a higher diamond weight and this is made up of only 2 stones, but that aside, if the gold is taken into consideration then they blow you out of the water Ms Burton!
Rocks & Co gold weight - 2.12g
TJC gold weight - 5.25g
So, taking the whole ring into consideration, TJC offer a far better deal than Rocks.
I rest my case!
Actual pic of the Rocks ring:-
Ms Burton had a rave about how great their Tanzanite prices are and challenged anyone to find Tanzanite with the colour and cut of theirs at better prices either on the High Street or on other channels.
Well, I couldn't find any as badly cut as some of your Ms Burton but here's an 'on the spot comparison' for you:-
The ring you were presenting when you set your "challenge":-
http://www.rocksandco.com/index.php?task=jewelleryItemDisplay&action=display&sku=088 116
Final auction price of £399
The Jewellery Channel:-
https://www.thejewellerychannel.tv/popups/viewdetail.aspx?StockCode=619010
Web shop price (always considerably higher than an auction price) of £399 but I have seen this auctioned for £349.
Now, you said to compare but didn't stipulate an exact size comparison so the TJC one is as near to the carat weight as I can find quickly.
TJC being Sightholders (which Rocks aren't of course) have the best Tanzanite available and at the best prices.
Now if we do the usual silly Rocks & Co calculation whereby the selling price is divided by the carat weight then this figure is quoted as the cost per carat then Rocks & Co's tanzanite in this case would be slightly cheaper than TJC.
However, if you live in the real world you know that you also have to consider the diamonds and gold weight.
TJC have a higher diamond weight and this is made up of only 2 stones, but that aside, if the gold is taken into consideration then they blow you out of the water Ms Burton!
Rocks & Co gold weight - 2.12g
TJC gold weight - 5.25g
So, taking the whole ring into consideration, TJC offer a far better deal than Rocks.
I rest my case!
Actual pic of the Rocks ring:-