2/5 Ann i. 1 year ago on Google
Mejuri
markets
itself
as
high
quality
for
lower
prices.
Cons:
(1)
Images
online
are
NOT
always
reflective
of
the
piece
in-person
--
for
example,
a
necklace
I
ordered
had
a
lobster
clasp
in
its
online
product
photo,
but
when
I
received
it
it
was
a
spring
ring
(lobster
clasps
are
better
and
easier
to
use)
(2)
they
are
a
good
value
if
you
compare
them
to
a
luxury
designer
like
Tiffany
or
Cartier
obviously,
but
they
are
notably
more
expensive
per
gold
weight
than
their
actual
peer
competitors
like
Quince.
(3)
They
are
a
retail
store
more
than
a
jewelry
store,
as
in
they
don't
have
jewelers
in-store
or
repair
any
of
their
pieces.
Which
is
fine,
but
their
employees
can
only
provide
very
basic
jewelry
guidance.
(4)
Customer
service
is
mixed.
I
ordered
an
item
on
11/28/22
which
made
it
eligible
for
the
60-day
holiday
return
policy
(normally
it's
30
days),
although
it
was
backordered,
and
then
further
delayed
so
I
only
received
it
in
the
mail
on
2/9/23.
I
went
in-store
to
return
it
only
2
weeks
later
after
receiving
it,
however
the
employee
gave
me
a
hard
time
insisting
that
it
was
beyond
the
30
day
window
and
that
she
would
ask
the
manager
for
a
"one-time
exception."
However,
it's
returnable
for
60
days
(normally
30
days)
from
the
date
of
delivery
(confirmed
with
customer
service
online).
I
tried
to
explain
this
but
employee
was
reeaally
insistent
and
was
acting
like
she
was
doing
me
a
huge
favor
by
making
a
one-time
exception
Pros:
(1)
Their
social
media
customer
service
seems
pretty
decent.
They
quickly
clarified
their
60-day
holiday
return
policy
and
that
it
begins
from
the
date
of
receiving
the
item.
(2)
In-store
you
can
just
grab
and
try-on
whatever
items,
so
you
can
try
on
basically
all
their
store
items
pretty
quickly
(vs.
requiring
an
employee
to
let
you
try
one
item
on
at
a
time
which
takes
forever).
Lots
of
seating
for
the
waiting
boyfriends/shopping
partners
too.
I
have
no
experience
regarding
their
warranty.
Other
reviews
mention
that
they
are
pretty
strict
about
only
covering
2
years,
no
exceptions
if
you're
a
few
days
over,
and
it
doesn't
cover
tarnishing.
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