Jewelry

Ordered diamond earrings online. Got them today and they do not look like the online photos. Four very tiny diamonds, two on each side.The rest of the hoops are little bumps to give the illusion of stones. Very disappointed, going to return. Live and learn.

Fake jewelry! Not gold or even silver. I bought a necklace from jewelry.com 3rd party on eBay - listed as solid 10kt gold necklace 3.22 mm, it broke two months later. I took it in to get fixed and they said it was fake. They tested it right in front of me and it did not pass. Then they showed me the easiest way to check a solid gold item is a magnet if it sticks - it's fake! And it sticks! Please beware and test your items.

I happened upon jewelry.com when I was looking for a garnet ring in a silver setting for my sister. I spent probably 2 hours looking through this site. There is SO MUCH to look at, since they sell jewelry of all kinds for men and women, from rings to earrings, to pendants, necklaces, and bracelets and more. Jewelry.com has high-priced gems, moderate priced ones, and a great selection of very inexpensive jewelry, many of which are semi-precious stones. They also sell crystal jewelry, and they tell whether the item is crystal or a real stone. Personally, I would never buy something for thousands of dollars on an online site, but the quantity of less expensive items is huge. I've purchased the garnet ring for my sister, and for the price, it was very nice. I also bought a citrine ring for myself, and the stones were beautiful. Just today I bought a blue topaz 4 3/8 carat ring for myself for less than $40, including both tax and S&H. I have a nice collection of high-priced jewelry that my husband has gifted me with, but when I'm out about town (in a city where once a man was killed for his gold chain!), I wear my cheap but nice-looking jewelry. I've received many compliments on rings that cost less than $50. I had to contact customer service once, and they replied quickly. (It wasn't because of a problem with their jewelry). I recommend jewelry.com.