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01-06-2019 03:58 AM
I have an older green stretch bead Lee Sands bracelet with a separate flower made of beads in the center of the bracelet. It fit too small so I redid it and added more beads. But I thought over time it was too loose so I re-did the bracelet again with less added beads.
I have some Connemara marble jewelry bought from QVC that I need to dig out for St. Patrick's Day too.
01-06-2019 08:32 AM
@Nonametoday wrote:Nolan Miller rose brooch that I loved and planned to wear to the rose society conventions. It would never clasp. The pin was too short and by the time I realized it (first time I was going to wear it), was too late to return so "I ate it" sotospeak, as I have done with many mail-order and e-order items.
Do you still have the NM brooch?
I ordered something off of Etsy (vintage) that had a defective pin (also too short). I took it to my jeweler, they ordered the new pin part (tension spring, just pops out) and for less than $10 I was in business.
01-06-2019 01:45 PM
@barrel racer wrote:All I kept was Eternagold bangles and Imperial gold bracelets.
For a "milestone" event, my husband purchased for me a BOLD Eternagold bracelet I'd been wanting. It was massive and I adored it. Eventually it dented so I sent it back to have the dents removed. After many calls I received a much smaller bracelet back. I assumed it was a mistake. They told me their guarantee was to either repair or replace of equal value. The bracelet they sent back was now the same price as the one my husband purchased. The gram weight of the new one was a fraction of the original. The new one was anything but bold. I told them I wanted my original bracelet back and would return the replacement. I was told my old bracelet was long gone.
The kicker is, I tried to sell the replacement when I sold a lot of gold pieces. It was rejected because they said it had alloys in it.
Moral of the story, do not send your Eternagold back for their guarantee repairs.
01-06-2019 04:36 PM
@lolakimono wrote:
@Nonametoday wrote:Nolan Miller rose brooch that I loved and planned to wear to the rose society conventions. It would never clasp. The pin was too short and by the time I realized it (first time I was going to wear it), was too late to return so "I ate it" sotospeak, as I have done with many mail-order and e-order items.
Do you still have the NM brooch?
I ordered something off of Etsy (vintage) that had a defective pin (also too short). I took it to my jeweler, they ordered the new pin part (tension spring, just pops out) and for less than $10 I was in business.
@lolakimono Thank you. Yes, I do. It is a beautiful pin. I am going to take it to my jeweler. Very nice local family. Never thought of that.
01-06-2019 05:51 PM
Let me know how it works out!
01-07-2019 11:24 AM
@lulu1 wrote:
@barrel racer wrote:All I kept was Eternagold bangles and Imperial gold bracelets.
For a "milestone" event, my husband purchased for me a BOLD Eternagold bracelet I'd been wanting. It was massive and I adored it. Eventually it dented so I sent it back to have the dents removed. After many calls I received a much smaller bracelet back. I assumed it was a mistake. They told me their guarantee was to either repair or replace of equal value. The bracelet they sent back was now the same price as the one my husband purchased. The gram weight of the new one was a fraction of the original. The new one was anything but bold. I told them I wanted my original bracelet back and would return the replacement. I was told my old bracelet was long gone.
The kicker is, I tried to sell the replacement when I sold a lot of gold pieces. It was rejected because they said it had alloys in it.
Moral of the story, do not send your Eternagold back for their guarantee repairs.
What a shabby way to treat a customer. And, their big selling point is their jewelry is supposedly fairly dent resistant. Huh! I'm sorry this happened to you.
01-09-2019 10:30 PM
I just finished organizing my jewelry collection and found three Diamonique By The Yard bracelets that I've never worn. Simulated ruby, sapphire and emerald.
I thought they were so pretty at the time but they are very delicate, and I was never much of a bracelet stacker.
01-10-2019 01:38 PM
@SeaMaiden The earrings are gorgeous. You sell them on Ebay. I would love to have them.
01-10-2019 03:40 PM
@Margui wrote:@SeaMaiden The earrings are gorgeous. You sell them on Ebay. I would love to have them.
@Margui I have things including these earrings I would sell on EBay....but I always hear about people having problems making it more trouble than it is worth. I wish we could exchange info here but I know it is against the standards. I would feel better trading/ selling on these forums but that is never going to happen. If I do get brave and list them on EBay , I will let you know here🙂.
01-10-2019 06:25 PM
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