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They are not worth the money. Unless you can get a hold of them at wholesale they are extremely overpriced. Now if you do have the lucky chance to get them at cost then they are a great stone. They have about 50% more sparkle then a diamond and is only a few point lower on the mohs hardness scale, with non of the internal flaws. Most people's mistake is to get too big of one and put it in a cheap looking mounting. Anything over 1ct will look fake. I'm a certified diamontologist so I had to go through all the training to spot fakes and what to look for. But, if you are looking for a good diamond "replica" then this is the best stone. One other thing to look out for is a lot of jewelers won't even work them. So hopefully you can do the work yourself, or can find a shop that will. if you have any detailed questions please feel free to ask:)

Thank you so much for the response, Do you or anyone else know the main differences between Ruby's and silix-prime? They are both the same price at $150.

To start off, this is the best website in the world. I Think i'm on here at least 2 hours a day looking up everything I can about these watches. From looking around I am guessing that Ruby and www.nicereplica.com are the same person. But I have tried to e-mail them about three times and have gotten no responses. I am looking to find a men's black Chanel J12, full ceramic. Both Ruby and silixprime have them. The silixprime version is the automatic and full ceramic. I was wondering if any body knew anything about Ruby's? or if its even safe to order from them since I have yet to get a e-mail response back yet. I know there are a lot of experienced buyers and collectors on this site, and I would greatly appreciate any knowledge they could give me. Thank you so much, Cody