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Found this site because it advertised on my Facebook page. Liking the look of the bracelets and wanting them as presents I bought some. The packaging was not the best for gifts (just in little plastic packets without a card detailing the purpose of the stones). A week or so later, a different site popped up selling the exact same things for less! But my real issue is that the two websites offered different explanations for what the stones are meant to do? Tried to get an answer from Third Eye about this but they stopped responding to me.
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Hello Lou,
Thanks for your comment!
We stand behind our authentic natural stone products, and all of our explanations are based on well known properties of each stone.
Unfortunately, we cannot control what other websites do, and what usually happens is that stores like ours get copied and the copycat website will then make changes, like changing the explanations of the meaning of each stone. This is what you experienced with the other website that popped up for you, they copied our products and changed the description to a different meaning to set themselves apart from us.