Richard Gonzalez
I really like this ring. But I was disappointed in the sizing: way too small. I ordered a size 9 for my middle finger, right hand. WAY too small. It did fit my wedding ring finger, which is a size 8. But since a wedding ring already occupies that finger, nope. Will be returning it through my UPS store tomorrow. Ordered another ring, different color but same style, in a size 10.5. I will post a review on that when it gets here.Review on second ring: rainbow moonstone, size 10.5. This ring fits my right middle finger perfectly. Since I have other rings from other vendors in a size 9 that fit that same finger, I will continue to state that this ring style runs at least one size too small. The return and refund for the other ring went very smoothly, so no complaints there. I will order the purple turquoise ring in size 10.5 when my next paycheck arrives. I wear a lot of purple, so I like my accessories to coordinate. But in the meantime, I do love the rainbow moonstone ring. It is comfortable and neutral. I would not wash dishes or go in a chlorine or salt-water pool with the silver, however. Silver is not gold: it is much more reactive to salts of all kinds.Edit: I got the purple (dyed) turquoise ring and I wear it a lot. Turquoise is a natural stone, but not naturally purple, so my stone is dyed, but I am okay with that. The stone has pretty gold veining in it, just as turquoise should; the veining is copper (I think), but definitely not real gold. The ring is a size 10.5, and fits my right middle finger just fine. Love it!Edit: I also wear a lot of black, so I wanted a black stone for this ring, and ordered one. As the photo I just posted shows, the stone tilts to one side, more than I can really accept. When I asked for a replacement, the seller requested photos of this ring, which is a very reasonable request. However, no address was in the emailed request. Therefore, I am posting the photo of the tilted ring here on Amazon.As you can see, the center axis of the black stone tilts at least 5* off to the left of center. The side brackets of the setting are also off-center, which is one reason why the whole ring is off-center. It doesn't look that bad on my hand in this photo (my short, pudgy, wrinkly fingers: gah.), but I notice it, and I would hate wearing this ring; this off-center flaw would just irritate me, and I would scold myself for not trying to return the ring, IF I kept it, which I will not.The other two rings are also SLIGHTLY off-center, but not as bad as this one. The rainbow moonstone cabochon is not perfectly rounded, but it is a natural stone, so...nature is full of flaws (like humans), and these rings appear to be handmade, so some imperfections are bound to occur. The flaws in my rainbow moonstone and purple (dyed) turquoise rings are acceptable, but this onyx ring? Nope. I would rather just return the ring to the seller, and see if they can re-use the stone and melt down the silver. But my return request says I don't have to return it, but I really would rather do that. I have Prime, so return shipping is free and my UPS store is convenient; I would ask that the seller accept this ring to be returned so that it can be re-made. Silver is a flexible metal (I think), so the seller should be able to re-use it (I think).This onyx ring is also a size 10.5 for my right middle finger, which usually fits a size 9, so I continue to state this ring runs a size too small, at least. My two other rings are comfortable, and I wear them most days. NO green ring on my finger. I use a silver polishing cloth on the silver.Please, take a chance on this ring if you like this style. It is comfortable, and has a lot of pretty colors. After the holidays, I plan to purchase the malachite (green) ring, and one of the rings with a blue stone, but only IF the seller handles this ring issue correctly. I hope they do.
