Jewelry

[Jet722]

Hi

I have sort of a dilemma I am trying to sort out and I am looking for feedback. I won a bid over there, it is an older piece of Carolyn Pollack, 18in Silver bead necklace. (I believe Carolyn always refers to them as native American pearls.) The necklace was advertised as 45 grams of silver. I received a message from the seller that it was not 45 grams of silver but about half that and they were out of the 45 gram necklace and would I like my money refunded. I appreciate the honesty, but remembered I had missed bidding on a similar necklace so I did a search and found the same seller had sold the same necklace for a few dollars less just days before. I just wondered why the seller did not offer me a lower price (maybe they are not allowed to) I am just kind of baffled that first they did not check the inventory before listing, but we all make mistakes or get busy, and how would it be fair that I pay more for a lesser necklace. I do not know what they sold for on the Q, checked the inventory and did not find any of them in Carolyn's stock so not sure what they originally sold for. Any thoughts on this one? I am not bashing the seller I am just stumped, not sure if I should be offended that I would pay more for less? What is a girl to do? Could they be offering me my money back cause they do not want to let another one go for the price? Hmmmm.