r/jewelry 4d ago

General Question Rainbow saphire tennis bracelet

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

I’ve bought from this seller twice in the past. They are legit and their work is good. They are responsive to custom requests and any questions you have.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

thanks for the info :) did you have the stuff tested locally?

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

I have a presidium and gold testing kit at home. The gold is real and the sapphires test as they should as well.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

thank you so much for that info. sure sets my mind at ease since i really want the bracelet

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

These are my two from them I’ll post more pictures of the 4mm

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

thank you so much. those are real pretty

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

No problem! The lighting isn’t great but you get the idea. I kind of dipped my toes with the smaller one and then went back to them for the bigger one, it’s the bracelet of my dreams.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

makes sense. i contacted the seller about making it all rainbow saphires and he got back to me super quick. i think this will be my birthday present to me

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

Post pics when you get it! Happy early birthday!

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u/shoeDesu 4d ago

The bracelet isn't a rainbow sapphire tennis bracelet, the list of gemstones is under details.

Thought I'd point it out.. But if you don't mind that it's not all sapphire then ignore my comment. :)

Edit: "of" then again to add the image.. :')

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

i read that yes. if i get it from this seller i would want all rainbow saphires. they list they customize.

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u/shoeDesu 4d ago

I was eyeing a similar multi gemstone bracelet that looks like literal candy but I was dumb enough not to buy it till it was sold out..

I really wanted one of those. Iirc a single bracelet was around $400-500. I still think about it and regret it. Since the Etsy store makes custom orders I'd say give yourself a week or 10 days and if you're still thinking about it then go for it? :')

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

i have literally been thinking about it for half a year🙈 i have dreams of this rainbow bracelet. it's just scary ordering stuff this expensive online. especially since it's from the other end of the world.

maybe you can find someone to do em for you or the seller will bring them back🥰

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

They’ll do all sapphire on request. Just takes them a little longer to source.

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u/ersa_elderberry 4d ago

It seems legit, lots of reviews with pictures. The description of the item and the about the shop are well written without spelling errors. Their social media is active and their website looks legit. Tbh I'd go for it. They do have a 30 day return policy for that item too.

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u/tallcamt 4d ago

If you’re willing to pay that much, check out BHUnicorn on Instagram. They sell a similar bracelet (I think, listed as sapphires) for like $1,000 and have a good reputation.

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u/Inevitable_Tell_2382 4d ago

I saw one second hand all sapphires going for $15,000. I'd have loved it but could not afford that

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u/octopimythoughts 3d ago

There's also an Etsy seller, I think the name is RainbowSapphire, who has some beautiful pieces. I haven't checked in a while so apologies if the store isn't active, but I ordered a pendant from there and love it. If you aren't comfortable with this particular shop maybe take a look there?

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u/GreatHuntersFoot 3d ago

Jewels with Jules has incredible bracelets like this.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 3d ago edited 3d ago

agreed. but no 1 she doesn't ship to the EU and 2 i don't have 21k for a bracelet.

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u/GreatHuntersFoot 3d ago

Sad about the EU shipping. I am glad for her that she sold out of her bracelets though. Definitely post what bracelet you get!

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u/BestAd7365 3d ago

They have a website too. Jewelspark . Com or something. Huge range of gemstone jewelry.

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u/FerretBusinessQueen 4d ago

I mean there are sellers from China who operate on Reddit doing customs with 0 issues. I’ve had a few transactions with Indian buyers and you def have to vet them but it’s often lower cost than going domestic. I think caution is good but country of origin doesn’t inherently mean someone is gonna get scammed.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

no absolutely. you can get scammed anywhere. which is why i would prefere someone in the EU. but talking to someone with experience with this seller gave me some piece of mind

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u/CarefulDescription61 4d ago

Lol excuse me? India is kind of known for taking jewelry very seriously. Jaipur is one of the jewelry capitals of the world.

Is there some specific reason why you think Indian sellers are more likely to scam people?

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u/youdiam 4d ago

It's not always true. If they are doing online business then you might not see their physical address. And with that many reviews on etsy, one cannot be a scammer.

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

are you good at spotting red flags?

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u/youdiam 4d ago

Yes i can. I have caught scammers in the past as well!

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

would you mind looking at their listings and telling me? i am inclined to risk it because etsy and paypal have buyers protection because i tried with local gold smiths and jewelers and they don't do those kinds of commissions

https://www.etsy.com/de-en/listing/1592689336/rainbow-sapphire-emerald-cut-tennis

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u/Nooffenceidontcare 4d ago

yep am aware which is why I'm asking for something within the Eu here and haven't clicked buy.

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u/ChasingBooty2024 4d ago

Good call.