Overpriced garbage
Overpriced garbage. Do not waste your money.
I ordered a custom family crest signet ring in May. It took over two months to arrive — no meaningful updates, just vague nothing-responses whenever I chased them for a status.
When it finally showed up on July 28, it was immediately obvious this was not the product I paid for. The crest — the entire point of a signet ring — is a tiny, cramped afterthought lost in a wasteland of unused blank space on the face. Nothing like the tight, detailed engraving in their marketing photos. The band itself isn’t even the model I ordered.
Then, within days — days — of wearing it, the plating started peeling off on the inside of the band, exposing a silvery base metal underneath. They advertise this ring as solid bronze. Bronze is copper-based — it doesn’t wear through to reveal a silver-toned metal. Whatever this ring is actually made of, it does not match what’s on the product page.
They market this as “handcrafted,” a piece meant to be an heirloom. What I actually received looks and feels like something pulled off a cheap mass-market listing — except I paid a fraction of a designer’s price for it. It’s insulting.
I’ve sent them photos and a formal complaint. We’ll see if they even bother to respond properly, or if this becomes a bank dispute. Either way — save yourself the money, the wait, and the disappointment. Look literally anywhere else.
When it finally showed up on July 28, it was immediately obvious this was not the product I paid for. The crest — the entire point of a signet ring — is a tiny, cramped afterthought lost in a wasteland of unused blank space on the face. Nothing like the tight, detailed engraving in their marketing photos. The band itself isn’t even the model I ordered.
Then, within days — days — of wearing it, the plating started peeling off on the inside of the band, exposing a silvery base metal underneath. They advertise this ring as solid bronze. Bronze is copper-based — it doesn’t wear through to reveal a silver-toned metal. Whatever this ring is actually made of, it does not match what’s on the product page.
They market this as “handcrafted,” a piece meant to be an heirloom. What I actually received looks and feels like something pulled off a cheap mass-market listing — except I paid a fraction of a designer’s price for it. It’s insulting.
I’ve sent them photos and a formal complaint. We’ll see if they even bother to respond properly, or if this becomes a bank dispute. Either way — save yourself the money, the wait, and the disappointment. Look literally anywhere else.
28 de julho de 2026
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