Boris I.

I purchased earrings as a gift for my daughter, backed by a 90-day return guarantee. However, due to medical reasons, she couldn't wear them immediately. It wasn't until three months later that she tried them on, only to find one earring was broken and unfit for her ears. When I reached out to the company, they offered a credit, deducting costs due to the warranty period's expiration. Despite my agreeing to their terms and sending the earrings back, all communication from their end ceased. They've completely ignored my attempts to contact them.
What's particularly disturbing is their active suppression of negative reviews on their website, leaving only positive ones. This deceitful behavior led me to take action against the company for consumer fraud and deception. I've gathered the removed screenshots of my honest reviews on jewlr.com to support my case.
It's a disgraceful situation, and I don't recommend anyone to purchase from this company. As promised, I intend to share my complaint and claim across numerous websites to ensure others are aware. Dealing with scammers like this is something I won't hesitate to pursue legally.

My power of attorney with apostille sent to Russia was just easy lost by FEDEX. Tracking number **************. I lost $200 and one month without any compensation. Such companies should not exist! It's a mockery of consumers.