Jewelry

[Kachina624]

@alice87  Wow you must be getting Gems en Vogue from a different manufacturer than the ones I have.  Mine are substantial, heavy, well-made and certainly not hollow.  I have some hollow electro form rings from other places and they're nothing like Michael's rings.  Lastly I couldn't bend one unless I slammed it with a hammer...hard.

FYI There's no such word as "bended".

[BlingQueen022]

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@alice87 wrote:

Funny, the ring I got did not even had 3 gr of his blend of silver palladium, and the ring was huge. The other ring just bend again, because it was hollow. I will try to find pic. I like design of both rings, but the quality was awful.

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@alice87 BALONEY!!!!

[depglass]

Hi birdmama, I never got back to this thread.  I remember your name because you helped me with a bird ID a couple of winters ago.  I don't even know what I ordered that show, but this one I ordered Paul and Judy's pink chalcedony.  I have the aqua and I love it.  Big hunky gemstones. 

[alice87]

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/bended

past tense of bend.

[alice87]

Questioning others experince is not nice. I got it and I measured it.

You can believe it or not. But Michael Valitutti pieces which I got and posted here are extremely lightweight, they are not solid.

I am wondering WHY you would insist my perception is wrong? If it is defective and poorly done, nothing to argue about. 

If you get a piece which does not withstand normal wear - you can certainly keep it, it is up to you. I don't want to encourage companies who are skimming in quality and overcharging for piece, which does not perform well.

[alice87]

This ring barely weight 3 gr, it was probably a little over 3 gr, but not 4 gr. And the big part of it was the stone. The stone is amazing. the ring has no substance. Still available at overstock. I would buy it again if it cost 50 dollars, not 300.