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AI Chat Estimates Engagement Ring Worth Over $50,000

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Social media personality Mor Maman's engagement ring, given by ex-husband David Azulai, was estimated by an AI chat to be worth 100,000 to 200,000 shekels. The AI assessed the ring's central stone at approximately 2.5 carats. This estimate is not a professional appraisal and depends on the stone's quality.

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  • An AI chat estimated Mor Maman's engagement ring to be worth 100,000-200,000 shekels.
  • The ring was a gift from businessman David Azulai, Maman's ex-husband.
  • The AI estimated the central stone of the ring to be about 2.5 carats.
  • The ring features a large oval stone with smaller stones on each side.
  • The AI's valuation is an unverified estimate, not a professional appraisal.

Social media personality Mor Maman recently posted a photo on Instagram showcasing her engagement ring, sparking discussion about its value. The ring, a gift from her ex-husband, businessman David Azulai, was presented to her in October. The AI chat, in an unverified estimate, assessed the ring's value at between 100,000 and 200,000 Israeli shekels (approximately $27,000 to $54,000 USD). The AI estimated the central stone to be around 2.5 carats, with smaller stones on either side, noting that the final price depends on the stone's type, quality, and clarity. This estimation is a rough AI assessment and not a professional appraisal.

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