bluenile.com(not real diamonds) cheating customers

If you should ever buy a ring from bluenile.com or any ring over the =

internet, you will need to take it to a reputable jeweler to have a =

diamond test performed on it and a test on the band to make sure that it =

is real. My complaint is that $6,000.00 was spent on a ring that was =

thought to be authentic and the jeweler thought so to when looking under =

the microscope but until it was asked of him to do a diamond test, he =

found out that it was not a diamond at all but a sapphire or ruby used =

to cheat the customer into thinking that it was real just by looking at =

it and a jeweler just by using the microscope only. To all those people =

who are trusting enough and giving their oppinions on that web site, =

bluenile.com, you may want to take your jewelry and have it tested. I =

suggest you do and have the peace of mind that you didn't pay more than =

the thing is worth! If you find that it is fake, you should take action =

against them so that it doesn't happen to anyone else. It needs to stop =

and they need to be reported.