Very genuine people...
Very genuine people refunded me shipping price as it was cheaper which they didn't need to do . Crystal arrived all in well 1-2 days and so far so good positive.
20 January 2021
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The Crystal Healing Shop - Over 500 Genuine and Authentic Healing Crystals and Gemstones for the use in Crystal Healing. Trusted and Established for over 16 Years, with Worldwide Shipping.
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Great service from a nice little site
I was very pleased with the service when I bought a bracelet from this website on my daughter's behalf. She feels that its even better than in the photograph and was really pleased that they refunded some of the postage when they were able to send it cheaper. It arrived very quickly too.
23 July 2020
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