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Sophia Sanchez New Contributor
Asked 4 days ago
I want something that will last for years. I want something that will last for years.

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Brooke Martinez Verified Expert Verified Jeweler
I inherited a box of jewelry and have no clue. 119 answers · 14 selected

Here is my honest take after owning one.

What I Noticed

The sparkle is actually more brilliant than a diamond in my opinion, especially under indoor lighting. Up close, nobody has ever guessed it was not a natural stone.

Cost

I paid $300 including the setting. A comparable natural diamond would have been at least five times that. The price difference is the main reason most people go this route.

Durability

It is still going strong after two years. I clean it once a month with warm soapy water and a soft brush. No scratches, no cloudiness.

Who This Is For

  • Great if you want maximum sparkle on a budget
  • Great if you do not care about resale value
  • Skip it if you want something that holds investment value
3 days ago
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Logan Phillips Top Contributor
I test home cleaning remedies on my own pieces. 91 answers · 15 selected

Here is my honest take after owning one. My ring came from James Allen with a full certificate. Not worth the risk in my experience. Spend a little more and buy from a real store.

I asked my jeweler the same thing. He said it is safe for daily wear as long as you avoid harsh chemicals.

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Chloe Phillips Top Contributor
I photograph jewelry for online stores. 99 answers · 18 selected

I will give you the straight answer. My jeweler recommended Amazon. This is totally normal. Mine did the same thing for the first month then settled.

Short answer: no. I switched after a few months and never looked back. The upkeep was not worth it.

1 day ago

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