On the plus side: (s)he didn't turn passive/aggressive as most of them do when

On the minus side: didn't answer your question about "who graded them", and the description is misleading.

The really interesting question is: does eBay care?

Problem there might be that the people who run ebay would have to have a bit of diamond expertise to be able to spot the mis-selling. Although it's maybe obvious to us (huge red flags etc), to the diamond uninitiated, it is probably quite subtle. I'm not saying that they shouldn't know, just that they probably don't!

When they come down hard on some listing issues as you say, David, might it be because these are simply the ones they know about? Maybe we need to start 'educating' ebay customer services whenever we see an example of mis-selling.

Some poor unfortunate out there has probably paid $$$ for these clarity enhanced 'natural' studs. I feel bad for them, even if they should have done a little more research! Maybe they love them anyway.

Jen

They'll jump on someone selling a knockoff purse for $50 in a heartbeat, though. That is just odd. It must be pressure from big manufacturers.