Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28073 in Jewelry
• Brand: Amazon.com Collection

Customer Reviews

Solid, beautiful ring
I was a little leary in buying a ring from Amazon, sight-unseen, but my fiance's decision to try it and the 30-day return policy made it easy. The ring came on a Wednesday after ordering on a Saturday. It came in a jewelry box (blue velvet) which I was worried about. I took it out of the box to present to my fiance and the first thing I did was look on the inside and there I saw 'PLAT' stamped. I dropped it into the palm of my hand and was immediately impressed with the weight and heft of this ring. It slipped on nicely and looked wonderful. Unfortunately I had to take it off him and fought for a while, deciding we might want to go up 1/2 a size.

I returned the ring and within 3 days, the CC was credited and I bought the 2nd ring, this time in the right size. This style of platinum ring was $1300-1600 at our local jeweler. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Amazon as a source for fine jewelry.

Just make sure someone's home to sign for it!
It's true what the others are saying - it is a weighty, solid ring. A beautiful piece of platinum. There is no "Amazon" name or logo on the inside of it, so I worried about that previous customer's comment for nothing. Have it shipped to where you work though... or be sure someone (an adult) is home to sign for it, per the rules at UPS.

You get what you pay for...
Pros: Modern, elegant design. Price.
Cons: Wear, beveled edge is sharp, and "amazon" engraving (see my pics in the gallery)

Overall: It's a very nice looking ring out of the box. I love the design, and I've seen similar rings costing 3-4 times the price. That said I'm disappointed with how it's aging. As you can see from the pics, it seems very susceptible to scuffing and scratching. I also think that the exterior beveled edge is too sharp. It causes the ring to occasionally catch on material (when putting on shirts, etc.).

If I could I'd probably return it, but I'm passed the 30 day limit now, so I'll have to live with its imperfections. As the title says, I guess you get what you pay for.