The ring was stunning and for sentimental reasons, it seems quite hard nosed to sell it when it was given to her by her mother even if she doesn’t like it.
Maybe if it had been in the family for a few generations, but it was a recent gift and her right to do what she wants with it....she doesn't like it so why should she not cash it in and buy something she likes? Maybe her mother could have given her cash to buy a gift she liked rather than risk spending an inordinate amount of money on a new ring that simply lined the jeweller's pocket.....maybe that 5000 euros would have been more appreciated as a house deposit.
@@bobstirling6885 no. I dont agree. If I don;t like a thing I get rid. Why be beholden to someonelses sentimentality. there is nothing to say her mm was attached to it.
@Maria Houlihan well, one selfish reason would be that after she makes her mother feel an unappreciated fool it might be the last gift the shallow spoiled girl gets.
My dad gifted me with a men's diamond ring in 18k yellow gold, as I turned 18 and sell it as it was quit big for me. He died a couple of years ago and wished I didn't let it slip for cash.
All I can think about is his tan. I’m a very bad person. But I just have to say, Away put thy bronzer! One George Hamilton is enough! We love you just the way you are.
I love this show I'm in America and we are so young we don't have nearly the quality of antiques here !
These treasures belong to the world. Indeed, cash is king on this show, no matter where in the world the buyer is !
IAN is my favorite
The ring was stunning and for sentimental reasons, it seems quite hard nosed to sell it when it was given to her by her mother even if she doesn’t like it.
Maybe if it had been in the family for a few generations, but it was a recent gift and her right to do what she wants with it....she doesn't like it so why should she not cash it in and buy something she likes? Maybe her mother could have given her cash to buy a gift she liked rather than risk spending an inordinate amount of money on a new ring that simply lined the jeweller's pocket.....maybe that 5000 euros would have been more appreciated as a house deposit.
@@bobstirling6885 no. I dont agree. If I don;t like a thing I get rid. Why be beholden to someonelses sentimentality. there is nothing to say her mm was attached to it.
@@mariahoulihan9483 I think that's what I said....
@Maria Houlihan well, one selfish reason would be that after she makes her mother feel an unappreciated fool it might be the last gift the shallow spoiled girl gets.
All the twerps judging others without knowing the personal situations. Says more about you than the seller. I just enjoy the show.
Ian is a treasure.
That first vase was so pretty, it looks like it has value to it. I Don’t really find valuable vases in thrift stores and antique shops, where I live
Bet there were a pair of the cranberry decanters at one time and the stoppers were switched.
Loved the ring and the show
Dickinson looks like he went on holiday to the hole in the ozone layer.
part of his ancestry is slightly darker skinned. Nice one. Not.
@@mariahoulihan9483 Armenian
My dad gifted me with a men's diamond ring in 18k yellow gold, as I turned 18 and sell it as it was quit big for me. He died a couple of years ago and wished I didn't let it slip for cash.
Brian got stitched up when he bought the box bag....
David pulled the rug from under the ring seller ... she was on course to press for an increased bid when he shut her down.
All I can think about is his tan. I’m a very bad person. But I just have to say, Away put thy bronzer! One George Hamilton is enough! We love you just the way you are.
Wished my mother would buy me a diamond ring but all I get if I am lucky is a jam sponge and a clip around the ear
Ian is so cute and funny
Ian is disturbing .
That wall mask would give me nightmares if it was in my house. Hideous
58 Facets on a brilliant cut not 56
The "fish thing" is a butter knife.
Butter or pate?
In my time, butter.
In my time, butter.
The cost 5 grand and you sell for a grand no
An ugly vase