Diamond Nexus LabsReviews 26

I BOUGHT A RING THAT WAS ON SALE FOR $1200. 00. THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVE A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE, WHEN I GOT THE RING IT LOOKED NOTHING LIKE THE PICTURE. IN ADDITION, THE SIDES OF THE RING WERE REALLY THICK WHICH MADE IT LOOK WEIRD ON MY FINGER. WHEN I WANTED TO RETURN IT THEY CHARGED ME $75 BECAUSE THEY SAID IT A "CLEARANCE" RING. I WOULD HAVE HAD NO ISSUE WITH THAT IF THE RING LOOKED AS PICTURED. $75.00 WAS A HIGH PRICE TO PAY FOR A RETURN. BEWARE OF WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.

Ug. So much confusing information on DNL's site, and I should have taken that as a warning to stay away. Instead I bought a loose DNL stone to replace a CZ stone I had, thinking the DNL would be vastly superior (I bought into the hype and the insistence that DNL's stones are NOT CZ).

Long story short, the DNL stone is worse than the CZ I wanted to replace. It's got a weird line running down the middle and looks like a cloudy piece of plastic! I cleaned it which made it better, but honestly, I feel scammed.

About a year ago, I heard about this site. Who wouldn't love to own a beautiful diamond ring for a fraction of the price? Especially if a woman can get away with it being fake. I had my husband buy me the "VOGUE" ring. He paid a little over $200.00 for this ring (they gave him 200.00 off). I was so excited and couldn't wait for it to come in the mail. When I received it, I was disappointed. It was cloudy, and it didn't even shine or sparkle. I have a 5 stone ring that I purchased off of QVC for $25.00, and that ring shined more than the "VOGUE." The website marks itself on its packaging as well. I received the ring in a cherry colored, wooden ring box (very pretty). Until I looked under it. They place a piece of black felt that looked like it was glued on by a 2 year old. The big blue box they put the ring in was dented despite the air packaging it was holding it in. As for the Godiva chocolates they place with each order, well... they were melted. So, so much for that. I left customer service a lengthy detailed message of my purchase, and I have yet to receive a call from them. The rings that they advertise are really beautiful in detail, but ask yourself if you really want to spend over $1000. 00 on something that doesn't even appear to look like the real thing. As for my ring? I still have it. It's tucked away in my jewelry box as a constant reminder of not to be spending over $200.00 on a piece of cubic zirconia.