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I placed my order in plenty of time to get my gifts before Mother's Day. Never got my text message saying when it was coming never got my email with the delivery date either so supposedly my mail was still one out of my box. So im out money and no gift for myself on mother's day. Helps my depression thanks for scamming me.
This company contacted me through Instagram, it sounded like a scam. I went through all of their post and saw that they posted a bunch of normal people and not just models, after going through the normal people's profiles i decided not take a chance since I was interested in their products. It is a real company. Took some time to get my items but when I did get them my mom and I are so happy with what we got. Found my new favorite ring there. Costumer service is very good too.
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