Robert Gray
This is my first time buying cheap jewelry that tries to look nice. I don’t think I will do this again. The seller’s picture looks clean and the stones are tightly set and you do not see black in the crevices and grooves of the ring, but in reality, the stones are set quite loosely, so you don’t get a bright cluster but rather see shadows around the edges of the stones, and there is black sediment in every nook and cranny of this ring. I understand that is a look or style for many inexpensive rings, but this wasn’t the intended look.. It is not the precisely formed object in the picture. I had figured they could actually make and sell something like the picture just using cheap materials, but apparently, not for $3.99.The gemstones are loose and rattle around and the turquoise is also loose and off center as you can see in the picture.Also the blue paint is not the same color as the seller’s picture, but a much deeper teal, and it is sloppy and all over the place and the setting for the turquoise isn’t even completely formed underneath. It’s broken.I figured fake was fake and that’s why it was cheap, but it is cheap because it is trash. I would have much rather bought a triple cheeseburger than this. I cannot even wear it.About the photos, for some reason there is a yellow cast to some photos that makes the metal and the stones appear to be yellowish. They are not. The stones are warm white, but white, not yellow, and the metal is a silver color with no yellow tone at all.I hope I can find someone willing to trade me a triple cheeseburger for this but I doubt it.
