I get that you can’t expect fake jewelry that costs $30 to be the same quality as the real deal… But this? It looks like it came off the $5 carousel at walmart. And frankly, I wouldn’t have bought it from there, for that price. It looks like crap. It looks like a gumball machine ring, or something that could have come out of a little girl’s dress up set.

Now, even had the prongs been set properly, etc. I still wouldn’t have worn it. That just added insult to injury. The ring, had it been in perfect shape, still would have looked like something from the dollar store. It doesn’t look anymore “real” than a peice of glass stuck in a plastic band. The silver even looks funny. It looks like tin foil. The reflective sheen is a dead give away.

The stones don’t look like diamonds at all. They don’t even look like good immitations. They look like cheap junk.

Also the center stone is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to large to be believable. On anybody. It’s about a 3-4 ct. stone. It looks absurdly fake. So unless you think that your friends might actually be able to bring themselves to believe that you could afford a $15,000.00 ring, then ummm yeah it’ll be too big.

And if you can pull that off, then maybe you can also convince them that you know, all good metals are as shiny as tin foil, too.

Don’t get this ring. Don’t waste your money.

BTW.. I found a beautiful, well crafted and believable ring for a little bit more $$$ (but still at a VERY decent price) at [...]
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