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I bought a silver bracelet Kuzzoi Bouddha at 300€ from Amazon on september 24. I received a bead bracelet at 20€ instead in the box. I contacted the customer service from Amazon and I sent back the wrong bracelet immediatly, as the asked me with the supplied label. It seems the return as been lost by Amazon and I am still waiting for my refund after almost one month and several complains at the customer service.
Very poor quality
The ring I bought intantely turned green after wearing it for a couple of hours. Plus, the inside of the ring is not polished and is cutting. very dissapointed in this brand.
Genaral 100% satified with the quality and the speedy delivery
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