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KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE -- We purchased enough carpeting to cover approx. 2,200 square feet in 2003 at our local Home Depot store in West Knoxville at a cost of almost $8K for the carpet, premium padding, installation and moving several large pieces of furniture. I contacted the local store within months regarding shading variations in rooms and that we were still getting a lot of "fuzz" each time we vacuumed. We have large rooms and alcoves in our bonus room so we have several seams. The installers also cut separate pieces to complete the closets so we have seams there as well. Home Depot sent the installers back to deal with the issues.
We were told the fuzz would stop after 3 to 6 months. To deal with the seams being very visible, they trimmed them down with scissors and pounded them with a rubber mallet. Of course next time we ran the vac, they were visible again. They came back 2 more times to try to deal with the seam issues. They stated that the color variation was normal and due to the exterior lighting from windows in those areas. We also had enough excess carpet left over from the job to probably do a 10x12 room. About a year later, I contacted the local store because the carpet on the stairs was beginning to pack down very badly. We were also still having seam and fuzz issues.
They sent an outside inspector from a company called All Floors to review the situation. This inspector seemed to look and comment on every aspect of my home except the carpet. When he submitted his report, he stated that there was nothing wrong with my carpet, installation or product wise. He also stated that my expectations regarding carpet seams was unrealistic and if I did not want visible seams, I should purchase shag carpeting! At this point I hired an outside certified flooring independent flooring inspector who pointed out that the carpet had been "run" in the wrong direction on the stairs which was causing the crushing pattern when walked on.
He showed me there were arrows on the back of the carpet so that it could all be installed in the same and correct direction. This was also the reason for color variations in my alcoves because they weren't installed in the same direction. I had similar problems in all of the closets. He also pointed out that it was not necessary for them to have cut the carpet at the closets, it could have been one continuous piece. He also stated that the carpet should not be shedding after this amount of time. I presented all of this information to my local Home Depot. I also sent a sample of my carpet to Beaulieu for inspection along with details of the issues.
Beaulieu responded nothing was wrong with their product. The local HD manager offered to reimburse me for having the carpet on the stairs replaced. He had also checked and my carpet color and style was no longer available. I did not want to have mismatched carpet on my stairs, nor did I feel this addressed the multitude of other issues, so I declined his offer. I contacted Home Depot Corporate in Atlanta with my issues. They were very delinquent in responding and keep switching me over to different representatives due to training schedules and vacations.
At this point I submitted a complaint to the BBB. This prompted a more frequent response from corporate, but still no resolution. They keep stalling and gathering more information while still telling me they were going to do everything they could to resolve the issue. Suddenly, when we reached the one-year mark from when I had filed the most recent complaint to the store manager, corporate informed me they would send me $500.00, and use the excess carpet I had in my basement to redo my stairs but I would have to sign a waiver against any future complaints. They also stated that I had not notified them of the issues in a timely manner.
This was sent to me in the mail and followed up by an email. They also sent this to the BBB as their final resolution. Even though I never accepted any of this, all parties involved now considered my case closed. When I contacted corporate, they stated that was all they were willing to do, that the local store manager had authorization to provide different resolution if he so desired. When I contacted him, he refused to discuss it with me since I had contacted corporate and the BBB.
After that, neither corporate nor the local store manager would even discuss the issue with me any further stating that whether or not I accepted the resolution, my case was closed. And the clincher from the very beginning of this ordeal is that my warranty from Home Depot states that I have a lifetime warranty in regard to product defect and installation.
Home Depot states that they changed this policy within a few months of my purchase and refused to honor my warranty. I even hired a lawyer, but he advised me against pursuing it because Home Depot had strung me along until I was past one year of them being notified of the issues prior to me seeking legal representation. I still have this carpet in my home and I have paid to have it stretched two or three times. I also have it cleaned by an outside source which makes it look better for a short period of time until it packs back down.
The seams look horrible after this amount of time. The shading and fading also continue to be a problem. And it still sheds fuzz each time it is vacuumed. After the last professional cleaning, it needs to be stretched again. For what good it is worth, I have the satisfaction of knowing that I have personally boycotted Home Depot for the last 8 years anytime it comes to making a major home improvement purchase or renovation.
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA -- DO NOT DO IT - do not go to Home Depot for flooring purchase and installation and do not use Romanoff flooring. I wanted to install hardwood in both of my master closets so I decided to go to Home Depot. I took a sample of the flooring already installed in my house in an effort to purchase hardwood as close as possible to what I already had. However I did not want to pay $5.00 sq foot which was the cost of what was installed in the rest of the house. I asked the lady for assistance, explained what I wanted - she immediately replied "I can't tell you what to install in your closet".
My question was could she give me some suggestions or pros/cons on the different wood options close in color to what I had for my closet advising I didn't want to pay $5.00. After I specifically advised her I asked for some suggestions and assistance with matching the color we began walking down the aisle holding the board against what they had. Well you would think they would know to bring the customer and flooring out in the open under good lighting or take outside, now that the flooring has been installed it is considerably darker than what I already have however she stated and it did appear to be almost a perfect match down the flooring aisle.
After walking back to the desk discussing pricing her behavior seemed to suggest she didn't think I was going to make a purchase this - I was wasting her time. When she realized I was ready to move forward with the measurement etc. her demeanor quickly changed. A nice gentleman called me re my quote while I was driving after work, I gave him my cc info for the purchase and advised him to call my local store to advise I would be picking up the flooring in a couple of hours on my way home after the mall to have it pulled and waiting up front. Couple of hours later I stopped by to pick up, the flooring hadn't been pulled.
The rude gentleman stated it was paid for just a couple of hours ago and it takes that long for the order to process and flow down to the store. I advised him of my earlier conversation with Home Depot, he advised it would be pulled however it would take a few minutes however I could come back later if I liked. It was 7ish pm, the store was almost empty and everyone knows how much gas is in addition that wasn't convenient for me then I was advised a piece had to be ordered. I called them the following week to get my appt on the books however I was advised they would not schedule until the ordered piece arrived, this is crazy.
5 days later I called Home Depot inquiring about my piece. The lady answering advised she would have the flooring escalator lady call me the next day to provide an update. No call by lunchtime the next day, I had already been advised she leaves at 5 each day and works M-F. The same lady answered the phone - she remembered me, was puzzled as far as why I hadn't been called and agreed to call me back. When she called back she advised the requested expedited shipping and it would arrive the next day.
After picking it up I attempted to schedule installation. Previously I was advised Saturday install was available and if they had to they would use another company if the one they normally use could not accommodate. WRONG...because Sept is a slow month for flooring installs. Romanoff said no to a Sat appt in addition the Home Depot flooring employee stated another company wasn't an option. She committed to calling the Romanoff manager on his cell to beg for a Sat appt, successful. He called me to confirm the Sat appt stating his employee would arrive at 12, work until around 5 or 6 and if not finished he would finish up on Sunday within an hour or 2.
The installer arrived alone with no helper stating his helper stood him up, he ripped up the carpet and advised he was leaving after being at my home a couple of hours, because he needed a helper for the rest and would return Sunday (he left the carpet in my front yard, I had to drag it around the side of my house, in addition he didn't have shoe covers for his shoes). He and his helper arrived Sunday 20 minutes late. Still no shoe covers and finished the install 5 hours later, with a helper this could've been completed Sat. He gave me a paper stating someone would call me to evaluate his work etc.
I immediately began to clean the new floors and noticed a bunch of small nail holes, why would a professional leave the nail holes visible? I immediately snapped pics and called his manager, the number on the sheet he gave me. By lunchtime the next day I had not heard from him. As I called, ** the manager answered and stated he received my email and phone call from the previous day. However he needed to talk to his installer and would call me back by EOB. Would you not call your customer 1st thing after receiving the complaint to advise you needed to obtain some info? However you will call back.
Of course no call by EOB, so after arriving home from work around 7ish pm, I called my local store, reached the flooring dept, was advised the flooring escalating employee left at 5 thus I asked to speak with a manager. He listened, explained Romanoff's lack of follow up was against their contract committing to he and or Romanoff calling me the next day early am. Of course no call. After lunchtime I called my local store, reached the flooring escalating flooring employee, she wasn't aware of my situation and advised she would call Romanoff and call me back.
She called me back saying ** would call me by EOB - still no call neither has anyone called me thus far inquiring about my installation experience. I called my local store the next day to advise, was advised I would receive a call - no call late pm after work. I called the HD complaint line in GA. ** took my complaint, committed to resolving my issue stating I would only deal with her going further etc.
I sent **/Romanoff an email from the same email address used for the 1st correspondence with advising. I had my bedroom carpet cleaned a few weeks prior to installation, his installers were back and forth cutting flooring etching. Addition one of my closet doors would not close. The only response I received from him re to this is asking was I in the house with the basement, do you not care enough to ask your installer which customer I was, look on your paperwork, call HD or Google my address - it will tell you I do not have a basement, ridiculous.
Romanoff and I agreed on a time/date to fill in the holes, I had to leave work and then rush home to meet the installer only for him to call me 15 minutes after my appt time to advise he just left HD and they didn't have the filler in stock, he ordered it and it would be in the following week. At this point I'm at my wit's end with both companies. I called ** to share the details, she said she would escalate. The filler called me back to say it would be in Wed. Wed no call from ** nor Romanoff. Thursday I called ** left a msg, no return call. Called her Friday, no returned call (**'s vmail states if you need immediate assistance contact her sup ** at ext **, this is **'s ext).
I called the 800 GA customer service # early Sat asked to speak to **. The gentleman proceeded to run interference advising he could assist, called my local store. 3-wayed all of us together so that I could hear him say the filler was in. The HD employee offered to have it delivered to my house. What was I going to do with it? It advised Romanoff needed to complete the installation. 1 hour later the Romanoff installer called me to advise the filler still wasn't in however he would call me the following week. I advised him it was in and I had just gotten off the phone with HD. He stated ** advised him it wasn't however he was calling ** back.
No call from anyone so I called my local store to update them on all of this nonsense and to schedule an appt to complete installation. She called me back stating Romanoff would call me. "No call", she continued to call me each day for 2 days inquiring if Romanoff called. I advised her to stop wasting my time inquiring if they had called, schedule my installation and my next call had better be someone calling to confirm the day of install based on my availability. I provided in addition to my credit of at least 1/2 of what I paid. My daily job was interrupted with all of the follow-up I was required to do in addition my time was wasted.
** called asking if I was avail that evening to complete installation after I specifically advised HD I wasn't communicating my availability. Driving home around 7ish the same day the installer called me on my cell inquiring if he could come by to complete installation since he was in the area to save gas and time and the next day he had a big job. Luckily my previous plans were cancelled, however there seems to be a big communication gap with these 2 companies. After arriving the installer wasn't aware of my door not closing issue, he seemed to not be to happy, to fix the issue he took my door outside and cut some off the bottom.
Previously ** communicated an adjustment would be discussed after install completion, no call. I called Sat am was advised **'s boss, a gentleman would call me Monday. No call. Tuesday pm right before I called back ** called to ask if my install was completed Sat prior, I advised it was completed Wed prior. I mentioned I had been calling her leaving msgs with no return call advising her v-mail states her boss is ** with her ext to call, no response. I advised I was told her male boss was to call me the past Monday returning my call re an adjustment. she offered 50.00, an insult.
I advised her of my conversation with the local store advising no less than half begging for an executive to call me. She immediately replied 1/2 wouldn't happen asking what was the response from the local store when 1/2 was mentioned committing to ** calling by end of week. ** leaves me a msg Thursday pm stating "100.00 gift card is the only offer from my local store", still haven't heard from **, her male boss nor an executive. Does HD not have upper mgmt or do they refuse to talk to aggravated customers? Gift card are you kidding me? I'm not purchasing anything else from you guys in addition this is not acceptable. I expect to hear from someone with HD.
ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE -- We did our whole brand new home in this floor 1400 sq ft, It is a total disaster. They Botched it, All Over the place there are Gaps in the seams.. They did not follow the proper grout lines, you have fat & skinny ones, the product was not rolled properly & they did not align the tiles to the walls by measuring, We even had the manufacturer send out a private inspector, whom says it was a totally botched job.... It's UGLY. Home Depot of Rochester New Hamshire Hired ACS services to install our floor, They in turn Hired Rick's Carpet Scarborough Maine to Install. They Did not get the seams tight & blame the floor mfg (allure) but Allure Blames the Installers.
All in All We got Shafted for sure... We should not have to pay for the flooring or the install as now, it would all have to be replaced.. I have been appealing to Home Depot for a proper remedy, and months later we still are not there. WHAT A WASTE OF TIME & PRODUCT & MONEY.. If only they would have cared & took their time to do it right... WOW so disappointed!!! Look for my videos on youtube.. Keywords Search for "Allure Flooring Job BOTCHED By Home Depot" or **. Home Depot & American Carpet Services & Rick's Carpet Should all be ASHAMED!!!!
RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK -- I had a horrible experience with Carpet installation from Home Depot! On 6/14/13, after installing 2 of the 4 rooms, the installers noticed that some of the carpet for the remaining rooms was defective. They told me they had notified their supervisor & someone would call me to schedule another installation date. They were very professional & knowledgeable & I appreciated that they had caught this issue instead of installing defective carpet. I called Home Depot & left messages on 6/18, 6/19 & 6/20 to find out when I could expect to get the job finished, as it requires me to take time off work & leave the rooms to be carpeted empty.
I finally received a call from Andrea** on 6/21 telling me that the carpet would arrive 6/28 & so someone would call me then to arrange for installation. The next call I receive is from ** on 6/25 telling me the carpet wouldn't arrive until 7/3. I was annoyed and asked why it would now take even longer than originally estimated, when It seemed like the carpet hadn't even been ordered until 6/21, a full week after the defective carpet was discovered. ** was unconcerned with my concern, stating that she hadn't realized the carpet was coming "all the way from California."
The general sense of lack of urgency I was detecting worried me a little, since I had unfinished flooring in my house, furniture from the unfinished rooms all over the house, and new furniture deliveries that were on hold until the carpet installation was complete. Plus, I have to plan the days off work, so I just wanted to know that someone out there knew that the job I had paid $6,100 for was as yet uncompleted. So, I called the store a couple of days later and spoke to **, the assistant manager, about my concerns. She was initially very friendly and promised to follow up on the situation and "stay with me" until the project was finished.
I felt better when I got off the phone with her. I shouldn't have. After 2 days of following up with me to let me know where en route the carpet was, I hear from ** that the new estimated arrival of the carpet is 7/8!! She blames the vendor who supplies the carpet. This is now a full 3 weeks after the initial installation attempt, and neither ** nor ** have even acknowledged the mistake or apologized for the inconvenience or anything - it was just an infuriating lack of customer service. I expressed my annoyance and received the same unconcerned response I had been getting - there's nothing she can do, all they know is what the vendor tells them, etc.
Finally, I get the call and schedule the installation for 7/12/13. The installers arrive 2 hrs late, and then tell me that their office had cut carpet for the WRONG ROOMS, the 2 rooms that had ready been completed instead of the 2 rooms and hallway that had been left incomplete on 6/14 because of defective carpet. They said they could attempt to complete the job by repurposing the carpet they had, or I could wait for new carpet to be ordered... Are you kidding me??!! I let them finish the job with the cuts of carpet they had because I couldn't even imagine how much longer I would have to wait this time around.
The job was completed and I was pretty happy with the results, but felt like Home Depot had absolutely dropped the ball in every area. I went to the store the following Saturday to speak to ** in person, and with the same lack of concern she asked me what I would like her to do. I request a percentage off because I do not believe I received the product and service I paid for. She tells me OK she'll have to speak with the vendor and see if "they're willing to take responsibility"... She says she'll call me on Monday. Surprise, surprise, no call.
I call on Tuesday and learn that "unfortunately, the vendor has refused to take any responsibility" so the "best we can do is a $100 Home Depot gift card." Does Home Depot not realize that I paid THEM $6,000, so THEY, not their vendors, are the ones Accountable for crappy service???? I am so disgusted at the amount of money I paid for such awful service - I have many other home projects in the works and will NOT be using Home Depot for Any of them!! It's a shame too because it would be so much easier to be able to go through them for flooring, HVAC, kitchen and bathrooms renovations, ETC. I do NOT recommend - stay away and keep your sanity!!
HOME DEPOT HARDWOOD FLOOR PROBLEMS: August 27, 2007 - In January 2006, we purchased hardwood floors at Home Depot, Arlington, Texas 76011. The floors were installed by Cooper Flooring, Carrollton, Texas 75006. After the floor was installed, my husband wrote a note in the comment section of the sign off sheet, that we were dissatisfied with the installation and that some of the boards were damaged when installed. Also the molding was not flush to the wall in the dinning area. We really thought that someone from Home Depot would contact us about our comments of dissatisfaction. No one called.
After a few weeks we started trying to contact someone at Home Depot to help us. We tried numerous times to contact Home Depot to tell them of our concern in regards to the floor and the installation. No one seemed to be too concerned. At one time, my husband and I went to the flooring department at Home Depot and spoke with the salesman in that department and told him that one of the boards had come up on the end and was splintering and a small part had even broken off. The salesman told us we could probably just super glue it back down. I told him, I did not think that would look very good.
During the year we tried many times to get help from Home Depot on this matter, with no success. Finally around March of 2007, I took the paperwork, which showed where my husband had written the remarks in the comment section for the sign off on the installation (of our dissatisfaction), to the store along with the piece of the wood that broken off, and spoke with a ** at the service desk. I showed him the paperwork where we signed off with dissatisfaction. He said he had no notes where we had been in or called. I told him we had called on numerous occasions, each time thinking someone would contact us.
He said the warranty was out and did not know if there was anything that could be done. I told him, "We had tried many times to get someone to help us with this problem for a year." He said he would see what he could do. After a couple of weeks, ** from Home Depot, called and said she had taken over for **. She seemed really interested in helping us get this resolved and I felt like finally someone was interested in getting this resolved. She arranged for a private inspector to come and inspect the floor. Did not hear from Home Depot for several days so I contacted ** to find results of inspection.
The inspector had determined that some boards did need to be replaced. I was given the number to Cooper Flooring and told to call them. This was the first time that I realized that we needed to have someone else involved in our problem. I thought everything was handled by Home Depot and did not realize I was responsible for notifying other parties. It took several days and several calls before they made arrangements for us to pick up one box of wood from Home Depot, which Home Depot had authorized. They were going to repair our floor. This was in April of 2007. At last we felt we would get our problem resolved.
June 20, 2007 - **, from Cooper Flooring came to repair our floor. I was not sure just what he was going to do. ** came in and looked around and was surprised to see all the damaged wood and the bad installation. He shook his head and asked "Who did this installation?" We told him "Someone from Cooper Flooring". There were gaps in between boards and also end to end. After looking at the installation and the damaged boards, ** concluded that it would take 4 more boxes of wood to do the repair work. (I was told by Cooper Flooring that ** was an expert and that repairs was his expertise so I trusted what ** said as truth)
He said "You have to replace a section, not just a board." He was on the phone with Cooper Flooring and Home Depot for quite a while, discussing this matter. After he completed his conversation, he told me that Home Depot wanted to talk to me. ** said she would get back with me. She never called and after several days I called her back and she finally told me to make arrangements to pick up 4 more boxes of wood and they would pay to repair the floor. Once again, I felt the wait would be worth it. My husband went to Home Depot to pick up the other 4 boxes of wood.
July 3, 2007 - ** and crew from Cooper Flooring showed up to do repair. ** and crew started getting the boards out to measure what they needed and then said "We have a problem. The boards are not the right length". They had to call their boss to see what to do. While they waited for the boss to make a decision, they talked about the way the floor was installed. They noticed the gaps in between and end to end and said they "use the blue tape to hold the boards so they won't leave gaps like this, when they do installations". They also said it looked like the "top layer of wood was coming off". They also said "The molding should have been nailed to the wall and putted if necessary".
The molding in the dining room, which my husband noted in the comments on the sign off sheet, was not even nailed to the wall, and was not even flush to the wall. It is my opinion that they felt like, from their remarks, that it was not a good installation. **, the first repairman that came, out seemed to feel the same way, from his comments. Finally, ** from Home Depot called me back and said "The repairmen found only 4 boards out of the entire 5 boxes of wood that would fit and that would be all they would repair". She said she cannot continue to send out boxes of wood. I told her "We could not continue to pick up boxes of wood either."
She said they could repair only the 4 boards or I could take them to court if I wanted to. ** said they could only replace the 4 boards that they were authorized to do. He said they could put wood putty in between all the gaps in the floor. That is not "fixing our problem" in my opinion. I think that wood putty on expensive wood floors would look awful. I told ** and his crew just to leave, that replacing only the 4 boards would not fix the problem. We paid good money for this floor and to halfway patch up the job is a messy fix is not acceptable. I called customer service and spoke with **. I told ** my concerns. She tried to get ** on the phone but could not get her.
I spoke with ** the next day and she said she spoke with a manager from Home Depot and the manager would get with ** and find out what is going on. She said they would call me that same day. I did not hear from Home Depot the next couple of days and I tried to contact ** several times and could not reach her. I spoke with a ** at Customer care on August 3, 2007 and she pulled up my records and said she would email ** and tell her that I had not heard from Home Depot. I did not hear from ** the next morning so I called her. She apologized and said she had been sick.
On Monday, August 6, 2007 I heard from ** at Home Depot. She said "Evidently you contacted someone at customer care" then she asked me "What is it that you want?" I told her "I wanted my floor fixed." She said "The guys replaced the 4 boards and that was all they were going to do". I told her that they had not replaced any of them. I asked her, "I have 5 boxes of wood and that only 4 boards was all that would fit?" She said they were only going to replace the delaminated boards. I asked her what a delaminated board was and she could not tell me. She said "I would have to call Armstrong Flooring to find out".
She was not too happy at this time and seemed irritated that I had called customer care. She then changed her mind and said she would have Armstrong to come out and do another inspection.. On August 14, 2007, an Armstrong inspector came out. He said he would get the report to the retailer the next day. He said I should hear from the retailer within 1 week. The report was supposed to be turned in on August 15,2007 according to the inspector and I never heard from Home Depot.
Finally on August 27, 2007 to pay for installation and repair of only 2 boards according to the report. This is only for the damaged boards according to Armstrong, the wood floor supplier, and nothing to do with the installation.
Home Depot and Cooper Flooring must have felt some responsibility and wanted to make things right by supplying us with one box of wood to used to repair the floor after the examination was done by first inspector. I did not know how much one box would repair.
They also much have had some confidence in the repairman, **'s judgment in determining that we needed another 4 boxes of wood to repair the floor to a reasonable fix, or they would not have had us to pick up 4 more boxes of wood. I feel that Home Depot is responsible for a good installation and damaged boards. A messy fix and wood putty is not acceptable. I am not sure why the boards did not fit, but Home Depot should know about wood installations better than us. We have 5 boxes of engineered wood still sitting in our living room floor. We have more than 1 issue, the boards and the installation.
If Armstrong Flooring is responsible for replacing only delaminated boards, maybe there were only 2, I am not sure, since I do not know what delaminated means. However there are splintered and damaged boards. Also, I think that the installation is a big factor and that Home Depot and Cooper Flooring should be held responsible for this. We have done much business with Home Depot, but will not in the future. Saturday, September 1, 2007, I received a call from ** at Customer Care for Home Depot. She said my case had been transferred from ** to her.
She asked me if a resolution had been made to my satisfaction after the last inspection. I told her that I was not satisfied with the last phone message I had from **. She told me to call ** at Home Depot and see if we can work it out. I told her that ** would probably tell me to take a hike, that the message that she left me was all they were willing to do. I called ** in the AM on Sept 2, 2007. A lady that worked there said "** just left to go pick up a prescription and she would be right back". I asked her if I could leave a message, she said yes. I left my name and number and asked her to call me. I did not receive a call from her all day on the 2nd.
In a week or so, **, from customer care called me and asked if I had gotten a confirmation number from Home Depot as to the results of the last investigation. I told her "I had not heard back from Home Depot since I last talked to her". That was when ** had called and left a message on my message machine saying that Armstrong would only replace 2 boards and she did not give me a confirmation number. I told her again of my dissatisfaction and frustration. She said she would look in my file and see if she could find any notes where we had called during the first year.
She said that customer care was only obligated to honor the warranty and if a store takes it upon itself to go beyond that, it would be up to the independent store to take care of any situation. She told me if she found anything she would call me back. September 7, 2007 and I have not heard back from Customer care. I suppose that ** did not find any thing that would help us. I did receive a call from ** at Home Depot today. She was very nice and said she had not heard back from me since she left the message that Armstrong would only replace the 2 boards and wondered what I wanted them to do.
I told her I was not happy with the wood or the installation and did not think that replacing the 2 boards would solve anything for us. ** said she would talk to her zone manager and have him to call us Monday or Tuesday of next week. She said he could do more on his level than she could. She was very nice and seemed to want to get this resolved. NEVER HEARD BACK FROM ANYONE AT HOME DEPOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO ZONE MANAGER EVER CALLED ME. STILL NOT RESOLVED. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND HOME DEPOT TO ANYONE.
TEHACHAPI, CALIFORNIA -- On Sept 1, 2012 I purchased windows, doors and flooring for my residence. My wife and I sat with ** of Home Depot and picked out the windows. All through the process we discussed price and the 24 month 0% deferred interest financing and how much it would cost per month to have it paid off in 24 months. Toward the end of the purchase ** said "Good news - I can save you an extra 10%" (no mention of it only being a limit of $200) and we said "As long as we still get 24 months deferred interest" and he said that it would not be affected by the 10%. We ordered and paid for the windows, doors and flooring.
When I received my first bill I signed up for online billing and began to pay my bill. Since I believed I was getting what I was told I just went online every month and paid the bill. In June when I went to pay my bill it dawned on me that the balance was not going down like I had expected. When I looked into it on my statement I realized that I was being charged roughly $75 to $80 per month in interest charges. Called Credit Card Company and was informed that according to their records I accepted a 10% discount in lieu of 24 month 0% interest. And that Home Depot was the only one who could fix the problem.
After 2 months of trying to work with Home Depot (both in the store and Corporate offices) and getting the run around ** the store manager said we have it all worked out, so I met her at the store after work. She indicated she needed me to come by the store with my paperwork and statements and she would work it out. So after work at 4:30 PM I took all of my paperwork to the store. Upon arrival I met ** walking out of the front door, she said she had to walk some guy out to the parking lot (assumed it was her husband, not a customer by the way she and he were acting).
After standing at the service desk for 15 minutes she finally returned and acted like she was working hard wiping her face and hands with alcohol wipes meant for the carts. She looked at my paperwork and said she did not have the correct receipt and that is why our paperwork did not match. She told me that Home Depot was willing to re-ring the transaction and start the 24 months 0% interest over and discount it by $700 the amount of the interest, but they would charge me $200 because it took me 9 months to discover the error. I asked "if I had found this right away I would have still received both?" and she indicated yes.
Then she went on to say that I had admitted that it was my fault and that is why they were going to charge me $200. I told her "That was not the verbal deal that was offered to me when we purchased the items and I want what was offered to me". I also informed her that I had a witness with me at the time of purchase and she said she did too. It was her salesperson, to which I replied "That is not a witness. That is one person's word against another's and ** was up here when I originally brought it to the store's attention" (to which he had no reply). She started to become angry and annoyed that I would not accept the offer.
She indicated that this was the first time she had heard of it, so I told her that ** had told me she talked to you about this weeks ago. I started to bring up talking to a lawyer and she said "if you want to bring up a lawyer our conversation is over". I called up the Cooperate office later that night and left a message about what happened (my calls were not returned for a week). Every time I want to contact someone there I have to start over, no one answers their ext and no one returns their calls.
Yesterday I received and call and email stating: "I'm circling back on the concerns that you shared with me regarding interest charged on your Home Depot credit card. I spoke with Store Manager ** after your meeting with her, and she confirmed that she made an offer of $500.00 to compensate you for your trouble. I understand that you were dissatisfied with that offer, so I escalated this to our District Manager. After some consideration, the District Manager informed me that he supports **'s offer. In the coming days, you will receive an official denial via postal mail and I apologize because we were unable to meet your expected resolution."
I responded by asking for the name and number of the District Manager (I am pretty sure they will not give it to me). So we are continuing to be charged interest (25.99% with a 720 credit score) unless we take their reduced offer.
I ordered a complete house flooring install from Home Depot after comparing with other companies. It was over $5000. They were so nice up front and sent someone out to measure the house. I notified not only Home Depot but also the measurement company that we had one room that was badly soiled from pets due to keeping them in there during an ice storm outage while we were at a hotel. Both Home Depot and the measurement company made no issue of this fact up front. They gladly accepted my money for the job. Then the trouble started.
First of all I got no call to set up the install. I called and the lady said "Oh sorry I thought you had been called. There is some confusion I will get back to you on that." So she did call back and they were scheduled to come out on a Monday between 8 and 10 am. I finally got a call that Monday about 9:30 saying they would be late because they were doing another job. The installer which was one man for a full house didn't show until 12:00. My husband and I both took off this day.
He shows up and starts remeasuring the whole house telling me we'd need new items for the install. Then he says "I will need to go buy felt pads to keep the floor from getting scratched." I ask him where to get those and he says "Lowe's". This was a man representing Home Depot!!! So he tells me he needs to go out to his truck and make some calls because he's got to do some renegotiation because he wasn't getting paid enough for this job. Then he comes back in and I asked him point blank "Are you going to leave me hanging with concrete floors?" and he said "No ma'm we will get you taken care of."
He then went to my bedroom moved all of the furniture and took my bed apart. After that he came in and said he needed to run to Lowe's (again he works for Home Depot) and get some supplies. Meanwhile I call Home Depot and they tell me because of the soiled carpet they will not do the job. So I have to remove it myself if I want it done. Well it's now 2:30 pm and my husband and I have wasted a day off work and can't take any more time. I told Home Depot this should have been made aware to me up front and that both the measure company that assigned this man to the job and Home Depot were aware of the situation.
The operations manager at Home Depot was very unapologetic. She had a very uninterested attitude. When I asked for my money back of which I paid in cash they told me it would take 3 weeks to get it back by a mailed check because it was policy. I asked the ops manager again if she could call a higher manager and she said "Well no they are in conference calls". I said "All of them?" and she said "Yes". I said "When will they be done?" She said "4 pm". So I told her to call me back at 4:30.
Strangely they were finished well before 4 pm. But now the story was that they could give me back cash but it may take up to 3 weeks for the store to acquire that much cash. After talking to the store manager and asked for the regional manager to call me which still has yet to happen I am finally getting my cash back. I called Lowe's and they immediately said "Yes we want your business. We have no problems with the install and we will be out there to do it as soon as you sign the contract." Lesson learned: Home Depot takes your money but then tries to get away with doing a halfway job. Never again will I shop at Home Depot.
TORONTO -- I ordered a wood floor for my basement at "Home Depot". The basement was measured twice and payment done. Upon delivering the boxes of wood, about one week before installment I came back to the store (#7073) wondering if 8 boxes will cover the space and was promised that it is the right amount. On the first installment day (by 2 people) after about 70% of the floor was done I was told by the senior of them that "engineered wood" is not suitable for my sub-floor.. The two took apart the floor piece by piece and left. The "senior installer" returned after 4 days and installed the "engineered floor" using the "nail method".
According to him, "engineered floor" can be nailed as well as glued, and it is even written on the box (made in Quebec, Canada). Too bad he did not have that information on the same day he installed the floor, in spite of many frantic phone calls to his office. By that time he realized that there is not enough wood to cover the floor. It was on a weekend and I had to wait until Monday to discover that the supply of the 2 boxes (20% of the floor, not a small mistake of calculation) will take at least 2-3 weeks because it is a "special order". My floor is "Santos Mahogany", a regular stock item made in Canada and not in China.
3 weeks later the senior installer came to complete the job with the 2 boxes - colour is not a good match to what was already done. Upon installing the "quarter round" finish he shut a nail straight to the main water pipe of the house... That was on December 18 and was discovered only on January 04, 2010. The nail plugged the hole and the leak of water was minor but after few days damaged some area of the new floor which is close to the pipe. The installer was aware of the water pipe and worked around it with the floor.
The "city" had to come and shut off the main water supply from the street to have the plumber pull out the nail and repair the hole - 2 holes, since the nail went all the way through the pipe to the other side. I took good pictures with a "close up" showing the nail through the pipe. I also took pictures on the first day of installment before they took it apart. I transferred the photos to "Home Depot" and notify (to **, who did report to **). I thought that Home Depot will send someone to fix the damage floor, as well as compensate me for my plumbing expenses. I had to take off 2 extra days from work to deal with the water pipe.
I had no water the whole day until midnight. My house was in chaos from November 26, 2009 until January 04, 2010. And what Mr. ** (from store #7073) had to say about it? He suggested that I will call a very simple #, 1-800-home-depot, and promised that someone will "call me within 72 hours" regarding repairing the damage, plumbing expenses. No one called. The customer does not know who is the company who is installing the product and simply "fall between the chairs".
Home Depot was not the less expensive estimate I got before the job (I got 3) but I choose them because I thought they know what they are doing. BIG MISTAKE. It is a warning: don't order any services from them because if there is a problem no one cares. One more bitter customer.
ST PETE, FLORIDA -- I had purchased flooring from Home Depot for both units of my recently purchased duplex, and decided to take advantage of a "whole home install" special being offered. The first issue arose when the measurement person insisted I needed to spend thousands of dollars to tear up existing tile in all of unit B (mine), despite the fact that I was having a floating floor installed. I tried to request an actual installer come out to review the place, since I had had other installers out who would have installed over the tile without issue. I had my own contractor remove the tile, as well as remove some carpet & tile and repairing a subfloor for unit A (my parents').
My contractor also did some patching and leveling in a bad spot in the living/room dining room of Unit B. The day of the install finally arrived; my father was at the house at the time we were told by phone to expect the installer, but he did not show. We left keys & instructions with my contractor since he was finishing up some work on Unit A. When the installer finally arrived, he complained that nothing was level, it would all need to be redone, and called Home Depot to tell them; no effort was made by him to contact me, the homeowner.
After a lot of run around, I finally got word that the installer claimed it would be an additional $800+ to "fix" Unit A (where nothing was actually wrong, as it had already been smoothed & leveled by my contractor, and I had seen in person that the work was done), and over $10,000 to "fix" Unit B. I have personally seen the work that has been done on that unit as well, and the floor is over 95% level, with some possible additional work needed in one area, but nothing to the extent of what USIG's installer claimed.
Needless to say, I have demanded a refund of the installation fees I prepaid and will NEVER recommend USIG to anyone. While I have a good relationship with my local Home Depot in general, I am unlikely to recommend their subcontracted installation services.
WASHINGTON, MICHIGAN -- Went to the local Home Depot to upgrade our 20-year old Formica kitchen countertops and vinyl flooring. Interviewed two different department agents and signed a contract in each department to start the work process. The first thought was to replace the countertops first before the floors were replaced. The Home Depot process for countertops is to prepay in full up front before a single thing is done. Didn't like this policy because as a client you lose all your power to ensure satisfaction but that is Home Depot's policy so we went ahead with the contract and prepaid in full. We were to hear from the contractor to make an appointment for a final measurement.
In the flooring department we decided on the vinyl flooring and completed the contract in that department as well, no upfront payment was asked for. We left with a flooring measurement scheduled for the next Saturday morning. On the way out we paid in full for the countertop work. This is where everything fell apart. The contractor for measuring the counter top didn't call as claimed to schedule an appointment so we called them and set up a time slot for the next day between 4 and 6pm. By 6:15 we hadn't heard anything or receive a courtesy call so we decided to eat dinner.
During dinner the measurement contractor was at the front door. I indicated we just sat down to dinner and asked if he could return in 15 minutes. His response was to throw up his arms say no and walked away. The lack of respect was too much for me to tolerate therefore another trip to Home Depot to cancelled the countertop contract and request a full refund which they did comply with. Never again will I ever prepay a contractor in full before any work has even been started, that is crazy. Stay away from Home Depot for countertops, or at your own risk.
Went ahead with the flooring anyway but again the contractor never showed for our scheduled Saturday measurement. After making a couple of calls it was discovered that the contractor for the final measurement was never paid the $35 fee required to set up the appointment. As it turned out at Home Depot I was to pay the $35 when exiting the store but was never informed to do so. Needless to say at this point I cancelled the contract for the flooring. Lessoned learned to stay away from Home Depot for any contracted home improvement upgrades or the very least make sure the agent is competent.


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They also released 13.4 for Windows. Random note.
Why do they never say that muxed hybrid gpu are not supported ?
You have to actually try to install it to get a Xorg broke and then you can y see the error : "it is muxed system we don't support it [and I always think they add "go fuck yourself" but this part is mostly my imagination].
This is true but mostly for closed source drivers.
But first I was not complaining about the fact they don't support Hybrid but about the fact they let you broke your system and then they tell you "hey by the way we don't support it" and then "oops we have broke your X system" which sounds like "well just go fuck yourself" (sorry for the reiteration).
Then since most distros who offer you the possibility to install closed sources drivers you will just broke your X and this stands from the beginning of dual gpu...
Second the switching at least for AMD/intel was succesfully supported on open source since 2010 and it works well (except for a recent regression with backlight issue : https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55311).
So it is a problem with closed source drivers and fine I am happy to used the open source driver ( well not exactly when I try to play a 3d games but thing are [always] improving).
sadly, they didn't fix the only TF2 bug that won't let me play the game... (at least, according to the release notes): https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Sou...mes/issues/102
Ok, here we go again as it was under 13.3 beta2 ... for example, the Xonotic on AMD APU E-350 [Radeon 6310] shows up to 250 fps ... but the mouse responds in "slow motion" ... You can not play ... challenge is already pressing "close game". Well the same is for example in Counter-Strike: Source, etc.. While 13.3 beta3 work brilliantly and are stable, 13.4 is for me version "alpha".
Great to see a changelog on AMDs website!
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Doesn't this work with kernel 3.6, 3.7, and 3.8?
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The town of Seneca, located only 5 miles from Lake Almanor, is for sale for $225,000. Photos by Samantha P. Hawthorne
Surrounded by fire-worn trees and beautiful mountains lies the deserted town of Seneca — a historic miner's retreat that has recently gone up for sale.
The town, which was surrounded by flames from the Chips Fire a little over a year ago, is an unincorporated community in Plumas County that was founded in 1851 after gold was discovered in the area. With dreams of riches, people flocked to the area and the town quickly grew to more than 1,000 residents. According to an engraved bronze plaque located inside the town, 500 of the residents were Chinese miners who earned 10 cents a day in rice to work in one of the mines.
For over a century, miners filled the nearby mines in search of gold nuggets, the largest of which, found in 1934, weighed 42 ounces and was worth $28,000.
The town holds such a significant value to the local community that firefighters risked their lives in 2012 to protect the historic buildings. Each building was covered with fireproof tarp in order to protect it from the Chips Fire flames. Because of those efforts, the ghost town remains a viable business location and tourist attraction. Located on the North Fork Feather River, the narrow, windy roads and steep cliffs are hardly a deterrent for eager visitors.
A plaque dedicated to historic Seneca by E. Clampus Vitus Vigilantes Chapter 1911 describes how the town was born. Click to see larger image. |
"It's a very wild and remote place yet it's still somewhat accessible to paved roads," said Jeff Potter, the owner's nephew. "I'd say it's located on one of the scariest, highest, narrowest roads in the country. The southern access is only a few miles from pavement, a highway which is pretty directly connected to civilization like Sacramento.
"The northern access is more like 8 miles of very sketchy narrow dirt road — that's the scary part. Still, it's fun and I'd recommend it."
In its golden years, a dance hall, feed store, livery, blacksmith, post office, grocery store, rooming houses and a hotel complete with solar heated showers comprised the town of Seneca. According to the Plumas County Museum Association, the Gin Mill bar was built sometime between the late 1920s and early 1930s. It was originally built as a cabin but instead turned into the "center of attention."
In 1934, Marie Sabin and her husband moved to Seneca, where she began her career as a barmaid. The petite Canadian woman charmed the visitors of the bar so much so that she became known as the "guardian angel of Seneca."
Today, all that remains of the 10-acre town is a few dilapidated buildings and the closed-down Seneca Resort and Gin Mill.
Over the years, the town has attracted visitors from all over the country, many of whom left their mark on the Gin Mill in the form of business cards and other mementoes posted on interior and exterior walls. Photo albums, dusty beer bottles, empty bar stools and a sink filled with dishes complement the deserted bar's historic ambiance.
A sign that reads, "There's nothing wrong with having nothing to say unless you insist on saying it," remains unscathed over the bathroom entrance.
A dusty, but working piano sits untouched in the corner of the room, alluding to the cheerful times when miners came to relax after a long day's work.
All of the memories stored in this little ghost town are now up for sale for the low price of $225,000. The sale includes the land, a bar and its liquor license, and three rustic old cabins in need of serious repair.
Although four mines surround the town — "Sunnyside," "Lucky Chance," "White Lily" and "Last Chance" — none of them are included in the sale.
Although the Plumas County assessor valued Seneca at only $72,000, Potter said he believes the opportunity in itself is unique enough to warrant the price increase.
Ever since the town was listed on Craigslist for sale, it has attracted global inquiries and visitors from as far away as London, England. On Nov. 11, the infamous Pee-Wee Herman even tweeted about the ghost town being up for sale, reaching an audience of more than 1.5 million people.
"Even though it is a ghost town, when the bar is open it still seems like the social center for miles around," said Potter.
Over the time of his ownership, Tim TenBrink, 67, said the bar would regularly cater to more than a dozen miners at any given time during the day. TenBrink and his buddy Jerry Manpearl purchased the bar in 1975 after being served about 20 drinks from beloved barmaid Marie Sabin. TenBrink said within a couple years the $50,000 price tag was nearly covered due to the fact the miners "would drink like fish."
While miners were toasting to their good fortune, TenBrink was making his own fortune — he built a concert stage and hosted musical festivals that were considered the "Woodstock of the West." Within three years of hosting the festival, more than 3,000 people piled into the small town to listen to the mountain music. Acoustic music would fill the town, and thousands of guests lined the hills with tents and sleeping bags.
Up until four years ago, TenBrink traveled from his Susanville home to open the bar on weekends. His health has since declined, however, and he has been unable to make the trip to Seneca.
Over the years, however, the bar has gone through "ebbs and flows," said Potter, and has been opened every so often, sometimes attracting hundreds of people for musical events.
The news of Seneca being offered for sale has gone viral in the last few weeks, first reaching Internet populations and more recently hitting mainstream news. The owners have been approached by three different filming agencies wanting to shoot either feature films or reality shows on location.
An open house was hosted Nov. 25 and 26, and approximately 55 potential investors were served drinks and food from the bar.
Potter has received more than 300 emails from interested buyers, 20 of whom have made offers on the property. Potter said they are considering putting it up for auction because there are so many interested buyers. He said if someone gives them an offer they can't refuse, however, it will be accepted without hesitation. "We are prepared at any time to make a deal but want everyone to know what they are doing first." He is encouraging all interested parties to visit Seneca before committing to the purchase.
Potter said, "It is such an unusual situation that it makes us wonder" if Seneca should be sold. He said they are 99 percent certain they will sell it, but are in no hurry to do so.
In addition to the appeal of purchasing a part of California history, whoever buys Seneca will have the opportunity to be surrounded by the many recreational opportunities that Plumas and Lassen counties have to offer.
Among its many attractive surroundings, the scenic Feather River Canyon is 18 miles south of Seneca; Lake Almanor is 5 miles north; and Butt Lake is only a couple miles away.


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This beautiful Crown ring showcases a single genuine white diamond accent set amidst a silver pave pattern that gives the illusion of additional white stones. The ring is crafted of .925 Sterling Silver with a highly polished finish.This gorgeous Finesque crown ring makes a royal addition to your jewelry collection. Fit for a queen, this ring features a 2.4-millimeter-wide band that isn't too heavy on your hand. One round-cut diamond provides a beautiful accent to this silver cocktail ring that can be worn for almost any occasion.
- Diamonds: One
- Diamond cut: Round
- Diamond measurements: 1.25 mm
- Diamond weight: .01 carat
- Color: I-J
- Clarity: I2-I3
- Setting: Pave
- Metal: Sterling silver
- Finish: High polish
- Metal weight: 2.7 grams
- Ring setting: 19.4 mm wide x 14.25 mm long x 1 mm high
- Band dimensions: 2.4 mm wide
Diamond total weight: .01 *carat TW
All carat weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions. T.W. (total weight) is approximate. _____carat T.W. may be ____ to ____ carat. Treatment code N(diamond). See Treatment Guide for further information.
This ring cannot be resized.
Features | |
Metal | Sterling Silver |
Stone | Diamond |
Diamond Color | White |
Total Diamond Weight | Up to .5 Carats |
Ring Style | Pave |
Diamond Cut | Round |
Gemstone Color | Silver White |
Stone Shape | Round |
Band Width | 2-3 mm |
Birthstone Month | April |
Clarity | I2-I3 |
Jewelry Setting | Pave |
Metal Color | White |
Dimensions | See Description |
Materials | See Description |
Model Number | OSR455 |
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Honee Liked it but sort of too big for me
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Beautiful ring Love this ring and have had so many compliments on it. The reason for 3 stars instead of 5 is due to the loss of 2 stones right away and now the prongs catch on clothes sometimes. Still looks good with the missing stones. :)
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fit for a queen My sister-in-law loved this. Never took it off.
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Ring I wasn't very pleased with my purchase. I was expecting it to be more feminine however it's heavy looking and bulky looking.
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loved it Very satisfied with the style size and price!
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No real diamond on this ring as described. This ring is actually cute and looks as described...BUT it says on the description that it has a diamond. On the ring there are three symmetrical cloudy bumps that look like tiny, cloudy, globs of glue. If any of these said bumps is a diamond, that I can not verify, as they are so very small that I'd need a microscope. If one is a real diamond, than it is cloudy in color, oddly shaped and of terrible quality. So, with that said, it is not worth any more than $10 in my opinion. If I didn't have a coupon, I'd have sent it back.
Read Moredsd79 Dec 6, 2012 - Helpful 6
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Sterling Silver Diamond Crown Ring Very cheap in look and feel. It is very light weight, feels like plastic rather than sterling silver, and appears to be plated rather than solid silver. The "gemstones" were SO tiny, and looked as though they were glued on rather than fitted by prongs. NOT impressed...sent back for a refund! I was very disappointed, but I guess for $$$, I got what I paid for...just had my hopes set high based on the description.
Read Morehznfamof5 Dec 28, 2012 - Helpful 3
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DAUGHTER LOVES IT I bought two of these and the fit is great. Its a fun ring to wear and as a gift.
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Barb Super cute and well made for the price.
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very pretty Looks great on my beauty queen winning daughter. Fits true to size
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How to Compare Men's Diamond Rings
The diamond is definitely not gender-specific. Men can wear diamond rings to commemorate important occasions or simply add to their fashion. Like all types of men's jewelry, men's diamond rings come in many varieties to suit all tastes. Choose men's wedding bands with diamonds to show your commitment or wear a diamond ring to accent a nice outfit. Do not be intimidated if this is your first time purchasing a men's diamond ring. Take some time to learn about diamonds and to choose a style that appeals to you. You can compare men's diamond rings with confidence when you know what you want.
Top 5 Reasons to Choose Silver Jewelry for Men
Silver has long been known as the most affordable precious metal, which makes it a fantastic investment. Silver jewelry for men will update your wardrobe with a lot of shine and sparkle. Men's sterling silver jewelry is eye-catching, and silver jewelry is available in so many different varieties. You can buy silver jewelry rings with intricate tribal designs, men's jewelry chains made of sterling silver links and sterling silver jewelry earrings with diamond solitaires. Your wardrobe will quickly be infused with trendy sparkle when you buy silver jewelry for men. Men's silver jewelry has many benefits for your collection. Consider these reasons to choose men's sterling silver jewelry when you are shopping for accessories.
Top 5 Diamond Engagement Ring Styles
Getting engaged and planning a wedding will be one of the most memorable experiences in your life. Whether you are choosing an engagement ring for your girlfriend, selecting a ring for yourself or picking diamond engagement jewelry out together as a couple, you'll encounter many ring styles in the process. In addition to choosing between yellow gold, white gold and platinum bands, you will also have to select the diamond shape, ring setting and accent stones of your choice. Take a look our favorite diamond engagement rings to help you find the right one for popping the question.
Top 5 Colors in Fancy Diamond Engagement Rings
Fancy diamond engagement rings are trendy, but still unique. These rings feature colored diamonds, and they come in a spectrum of hues. Engagement rings with bright, colorful stones add a splash of color to your daily wardrobe. Fancy diamond engagement rings may feature a stunning, highly-saturated center solitaire or colorful accent diamonds and a white center stone. These diamond engagement rings really speak to a bride's individuality with an important dash of personalization.
Gemstone Jewelry Buying Guide
Gemstone jewelry both accessorizes our fashion choices and lets us show off a little. Although the accessories can be casual, like a birthstone ring worn every day, or extravagant, like a ruby and diamond necklace saved for special occasions, sterling silver and gold are still the preferred metals for gemstone jewelry, making each piece a small luxury.
Top 5 Gemstones to Accent a Diamond Ring
A diamond ring is classic, but that doesn't mean it has to be conventional. Many contemporary diamond rings incorporate colorful gemstones to create eye-catching patterns and flashy designs. Different gemstones bring an exotic flair to the world of diamond rings, but a few select gems are best for accenting this type of jewelry. Consider these gemstone rings that incorporate diamonds and unique gems if you are looking for a piece of exciting new gemstone jewelry.
Sterling Silver Rings Fact Sheet
From extravagant gemstone cocktail rings to simple, classic wedding bands, sterling silver rings are beautiful and go with everything. Shiny sterling silver is versatile, durable and soft enough to be engraved or molded into a variety of ring designs. Sterling silver rings are popular for their neutral nature and incredible value. Sterling silver is one of the top metals preferred for jewelry and is a great choice when shopping for men's and women's accessories. Sterling silver engagement rings and wedding bands are available in many varieties. Add a sterling silver ring to your jewelry collection or give sterling silver jewelry as a gift.
Top 5 Eternity Band Styles
Impress your wife or girlfriend on your next big anniversary with an eternity band. An eternity band is an anniversary ring that signifies your eternal relationship with an unbroken circle of diamonds or gemstones. Eternity rings can be worn next to a wedding band or they can be the perfect right-hand diamond ring. Eternity rings also work well as wedding bands; some brides opt only for an eternity band, skipping an engagement ring entirely. You have many style options when shopping for anniversary rings and diamond jewelry. Use this guide to find the perfect eternity band for yourself or for the woman you love.
How to Choose a Diamond Ring Setting
Whether you're choosing a diamond ring for yourself or looking for a ring to give as a gift, choosing the diamond setting is just as important as selecting the diamond that fits inside it. The right diamond setting will make a gorgeous diamond sparkle and shine while the wrong jewelry setting can make diamond jewelry look dull. Diamond rings, engagement rings, wedding rings and other diamond jewelry are investments, and choosing a great setting will make the jewelry twinkle for a lifetime. If you are purchasing a diamond engagement ring or a wedding ring, it is important to choose a ring setting that matches your or your bride's personal style. Showcase your diamond in the perfect ring setting with our tips.
New Trends in Right-hand Diamond Rings
As a reward for your ambition, a right-hand diamond ring is a ring that you buy for yourself. It symbolizes your independence and your good fortune in life. A right-hand diamond ring isn't a diamond ring that you have to wait for or use to make a major commitment. The right-hand ring is a symbol of your success and should fit your personality. New trends in diamond rings allow you to choose the perfect ring for yourself. Diamond jewelry is a major investment, so use these new trends to sort through right-hand diamond rings and find the most beautiful one for your jewelry collection.
Tips on Different Types of Men's Bands
A wedding band is often the most important piece of men's jewelry, as many men keep their accessories to a minimum. It is important, therefore, to choose men's wedding bands that will be comfortable and that will showcase your personal style and go with everything in your closet. You have many options when shopping for men's bands, including wedding ring bands made of gold, silver, platinum, titanium, stainless steel and tungsten. You can also choose from men's wedding bands featuring diamonds, gemstones, engraving, inlaid designs and intricate details. It is important to select men's bands that will go well with your other men's jewelry pieces or watch collection. If the task of choosing men's wedding rings leaves you a bit confused, consider our tips for selecting men's rings before you start shopping.
How to Choose Diamond Wedding Rings
If you're ready to pop the big question, choose diamond wedding rings for you and your beloved. A simple gold ring has been the standard in wedding bands for centuries, but many modern brides and grooms are choosing wedding rings with more sparkle. Diamond wedding rings allow you to add gems to your wedding jewelry ensemble. These rings draw attention to your prized wedding jewelry. Diamond wedding bands can be matched to your diamond engagement ring, creating a stylish combination. If you feel overwhelmed by the many choices in diamond wedding bands, allow us to help you narrow down the options and select the wedding bands that will delight you and your beloved.
Top 5 Fashion Diamond Ring Trends
Wearing diamonds isn't just for the engaged and the wealthy. Trendy diamond rings are popping up on the fingers of fashionable women everywhere. You don't have to limit yourself when shopping for diamond jewelry. Fashion rings decorated with diamonds are available in a wide assortment of styles, and each diamond ring will add personality and flair to your wardrobe. Select rings that will set you apart from the crowd when shopping for diamond jewelry. These diamond fashion ring trends might be just the thing you need to accessorize your eclectic wardrobe.
Tips on Storing Pendants
A collection of pendants is at the heart of most women's jewelry collections. A diamond-covered kitten pendant, a heart-shaped gold locket and a birthstone solitaire necklace shouldn't be strewn across your dresser with your sterling silver rings and beaded earrings. Storing your pendants properly is the best way to make sure that you'll wear them, getting the most out of your jewelry investment. Use these jewelry storage tips to keep your pendants and necklaces organized.
Why You Need a Black Diamond Ring
Black diamonds are incredibly mysterious. A piece of jewelry featuring a lovely black diamond is very eye-catching and a lot of fun. Black diamonds can be true black or more grey in color, and black diamond jewelry can be found in a variety of colors and styles. Black diamond rings are incredibly popular, especially as engagement rings and fashion rings. Black diamond rings appear in movies and on the fingers of celebrities. Allow us to give you many reasons to indulge in black diamond jewelry for yourself or others.
Black Diamonds vs White Diamonds
When shopping for diamond jewelry, you have many stunning options. You may picture traditional white diamonds when you think of a fabulous diamond ring, tennis bracelet or pair of stud earrings, but black diamonds are also luxurious in a variety of fashionable jewelry. Black diamonds are unofficially a part of the colored diamonds category. Colored diamonds, also known as fancy diamonds, are natural diamonds in a range of bright hues. To select the very best diamond jewelry for your collection, consider this comparison of black diamonds and white diamonds.
FAQs about Black Diamond Jewelry
Indulge in a bit of modern luxury with black diamond jewelry. Black diamonds decorate all types of jewelry, from engagement rings to fancy earrings. Black diamond jewelry adds mystery and opulence to your look. Black diamonds are slightly different from other diamonds, and they add specific style to rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and a variety of unique jewelry pieces.
How to Buy a Diamond Tennis Bracelet
When you buy any piece of diamond jewelry, you should know exactly what you are getting, and diamond tennis bracelets are no exception. While you may not need to make as many choices as you would with a diamond ring, you'll still want to be aware of the facts about diamonds as you shop for tennis bracelets.
How to Buy Colored Diamond Engagement Ring Sets
Break the mold with a colored diamond engagement ring set. Colored diamonds are bold and fabulous in any shade. A colored diamond bridal set will set you apart from the crowd and give you something beautiful and bright to wear every single day. Colored diamonds are valuable, so by choosing them you are not giving up any luxury in your engagement ring and wedding band. Use these tips to shop for engagement ring sets with colored diamonds.
Best Diamond Cuts for an Engagement Ring
Shopping for a diamond engagement ring is a thrilling process. The glittering stone on your ring finger that shows the world you are engaged is an important investment. You will wear your engagement ring for a lifetime, so it is important to choose a diamond ring that will represent your personality. For some, that means choosing an unconventional ring with a special cut of diamond. Consider skipping the traditional rings and selecting one of these exceptional diamond cuts for your engagement ring.
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