Name of jewelry co on ncl?

[PhotoVideoPro]

Hello!

 

Trying to replace a ring that was purchased from the gift shop in the main lobby of an ncl ship. Was either the jewel or pearl.

It was a silver and gold titanium ring.

Not expensive but sentimental since it was presented as a engagement ring

If I can find the name of the company/manufacturer I can probably locate a resale location

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Andy

[triptolemus]

I bought a new watch last November on the Star.

 

The invoice/receipt says COLOMBIAN EMERALDS.

 

http://www.ColombianEmeralds.com

 

US toll free 800-666-3889

 

May or may not be the same vendor on other ships...

[Snowrose]

I thought Diamonds International worked with NCL. Or is that only on the islands?

[PhotoVideoPro]

There were no stones or jewels in the ring

It was the Norwegian Pearl Country Music Cruise in January 2014

[Tom Graphy]

There were no stones or jewels in the ring

 

Colombian Emeralds sells jewelry without gemstones.

[Demonyte]

I thought Diamonds International worked with NCL. Or is that only on the islands?

 

 

Only on islands (DI has marketing agreements with all major cruise lines). Onboard it's Colombian Emeralds as previously mentioned.

[bmwman]

Are not some the ships with Louis Vitton? Epic is

[Charlie4]

I know what you mean, all the rings in blue velvet in the lobby. I am on the Gem this weekend, and will try to find the name. I am sure it is not Columbia Emeralds or DI as those are sold in the shop.

[Casino Comp Chick]

I know what you mean, all the rings in blue velvet in the lobby. I am on the Gem this weekend, and will try to find the name. I am sure it is not Columbia Emeralds or DI as those are sold in the shop.

 

On the Gem it is definitely Colombian Emeralds. I have their credit card and only shop on that ship, BA has a diff company and last week the worker told me the Escape has a different company then them as they did not get the contract.

[persephoneo]

Hello!

 

Trying to replace a ring that was purchased from the gift shop in the main lobby of an ncl ship. Was either the jewel or pearl.

It was a silver and gold titanium ring.

Not expensive but sentimental since it was presented as a engagement ring

If I can find the name of the company/manufacturer I can probably locate a resale location

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Andy

 

I'm sorry you lost your ring! :(

[PhotoVideoPro]

Its not from Columbia Emeralds.

 

It was not from a vendor set up in the lobby. The gift shop in the main lobby sold jewelry as well as other items.

 

I have contacted NCL twice trying to get a manufactures name of who supplies the shop with jewelry and no luck.

 

I want to say the word silver or titanium was in the company name.

 

Thanks.

[PhotoVideoPro]

Perhaps a photo will help... both of these rings were bought in the gift shop...

 

Call me a hopeless romantic... we promised to spend the rest of our lives together with a gorgeous sunset in the back ground.. exchanged these rings... had drinks on the beach with Neal McCoy! and the rest is history.

 

Months later... I lost my ring...it actually fell off while doing yard work. I look for it every time I'm cutting the grass!

 

The search continues...

 

Thanks

Andy

[triptolemus]

 

Are you sure the ring didn't vaporize in the process of getting that severe sunburn you appear to have? Good lord, you guys look like lobsters!

[candycaramel]

Search eBay. Probably sold under various names in various retailers small and large by whoever purchases them wholesale.

[PhotoVideoPro]

Perhaps someone taking an upcoming cruise would accept the mission of checking out the jewelry and reporting back the vendors name etc....

 

Running out of ideas.

 

Thanks

Andy

[SuiteTraveler]

Andy,

Look at the titanium rings on overstock.com and amazon.com - they probably have an identical one. Your photo is a little hard to read, but these are 2 that might be similar to what you had:

 

http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/Mens-Titanium-Polished-Goldplated-Grooved-Ring/3866879/product.html?refccid=RWB6JL3BUK42DRSKNXMPMUBH4M&searchidx=61

 

or

 

http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/Mens-Titanium-14k-Goldplated-Grooved-Polished-Ring-6-mm/3830725/product.html?refccid=U623AY6G2GBI24SNCG4ZOMXISI&searchidx=26

[Charlie4]

I just got off the Gem today. They seem not to have any costume jewelry except Fire CZ. I know what you are talking about, but they don't have that line any more. Columbian Emeralds and Fire CZ were all they had.

[luvtheships]

Are you sure the ring didn't vaporize in the process of getting that severe sunburn you appear to have? Good lord, you guys look like lobsters!

 

Really?

 

 

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[persephoneo]

Really?

 

 

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There's always at least one on these threads.

[Barb Nahoumi]

Try searching your yard with a metal detector. That might help.

Good luck. I hope you find the ring soon.

[sjbdtz]

Two things:

 

 

1. One of the biggest titanium ring designers is Edward Mirrell http://www.edwardmirell.com/

 

 

2. On the GetAway (I've forgotten which ship this was about...sorry), I had a post-cruise follow-up and was directed to these people:

 

 

Customer Service

Starboard Cruise Services

9290 NW 112 Ave

Suite #1

Miami, Fl, 33178

Tel: 1-800-540-4785

Fax: 786-845-1112

 

An LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton Company

[gcdogwalker]

It may be Park West or something like that.

[sjbdtz]

It may be Park West or something like that.

 

That's the art gallery.

 

 

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[HarpHarp]

My jeweler brother says check out Sterling Jewelers.

 

Also , borrow a metal detector & look for the original.:)

[Oakville1256]

On 8/27/2015 at 11:07 PM, PhotoVideoPro said:

Hello!

 

Trying to replace a ring that was purchased from the gift shop in the main lobby of an ncl ship. Was either the jewel or pearl.

It was a silver and gold titanium ring.

Not expensive but sentimental since it was presented as a engagement ring

If I can find the name of the company/manufacturer I can probably locate a resale location

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Andy

https://viamarjewelry.com/pages/product-information