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Q: Do you Offer Combined Shipping Discounts?

A: Yes, we do unless an item is of a special nature. Please refer to our Auctions for the Discounts

Q: Do you ship internationally?

A: We ship to the following "Other Countries" ONLY

Q: How long does it take before you ship my order?

A: We ship all confirmed paid orders within 2-5 business ** days if it is in the United States. Confirmed orders are not when you send the money, Confirmation of your method of payment is when are accounting department processes the payment, this usually takes them 2-3 business days depending on how busy they are

Unfortunately due to the amount of Bad Checks, Scams & for your protection please note Personal or Business Checks are held for at least 21 days for funds to clear. (if the funds have cleared your bank earlier please email us or fax us the front & back or the cancelled check including your bank's FULL information from the Screen Print or the hard copy statement and we will contact your bank & then make arrangements to send your order before the normal 21 day holding period)

Please note Personal or Business Checks (all Returned Checks, Funds or Drafts will incur a bank service charge of $25.00 for each occurrence) are held for at least 21 days for funds to clear, DO NOT SEND CASH!!

Have your Cashiers checks & money orders in US funds Drawn & Payable thru a US Bank who verify the funds,

On International orders sometimes it will take longer depending on various  issues including the number of correspondence if there are questions on unknown international restrictions, also there maybe extra paperwork of forms that may be needed to  process an order out of the United States. There are also other issues that are unknown or sudden changes with the carriers and even political or social changes that might arise that will effect commerce between the US & other Countries. The best thing to do is do deal with these matters with caution & patience.

2008 Holiday Closing Schedule:   Monday, January 15 - Martin Luther King Jr's Birthday Monday, February 12 - Washington's Birthday (President's Day) Monday, May 28 - Memorial Day Monday, July 4 - Independence Day Monday, September 3 - Labor Day Monday, October 8 - Columbus Day Friday, November 11 - Veterans Day Thursday, November 22 - Thanksgiving Day Monday, December 25 - Christmas Day Monday, January 1, 2008 - New Year's Day Domestic Mail Shipping Deadlines for December 25 Delivery Express Mail® Service First-Class Mail® Letters/Cards Priority Mail® Parcel Post® 12/22/2008 12/18/2008 12/20/2008 12/13/2008 International Ship Dates 2008 International Mail Addressed to: Global Express Guaranteed (GXG) 4/ Global Express Mail® (EMS) 5/ Global Priority Mail® (GPM) 6/ Global Airmail Letters, Cards and Parcel Post Global Economy® (Surface) Africa Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 6 Dec 4 Oct 16 Asia/Pacific Rim Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Oct 30 Australia/New Zealand Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Oct 30 Canada Dec 20 Dec 16 Dec 13 Dec 11 Nov 30 Caribbean Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Nov 6 Central/South America Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 4 Dec 4 Oct 30 Mexico Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Nov 20 Europe Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Nov 6 Middle East Dec 19 Dec 15 Dec 13 Dec 11 Oct 23 2008 International and Military Mail Christmas Mailing Dates To ensure delivery of holiday cards and packages by December 25 to military APO/FPO addresses overseas and to international addresses, we suggest that mail be entered by the recommended mailing dates listed below. Beat the last-minute rush and take your mail to your U. S. Post Office™ by these suggested dates. Military Mail Addressed To Express Mail® Military Service (EMMS)1 First-Class Mail® Letters Cards Priority Mail® Parcel Airlift Mail (PAL)2 Space Available Mail (SAM)3 Parcel Post® APO/FPO AE ZIPs 090-092    Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 11 Dec 4 Nov 27 Nov 13 APO/FPO AE ZIP 093 N/A Dec 4 Dec 4 Dec 2 Nov 27 Nov 13 APO/FPO AE ZIPs 094-098 Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 11 Dec 4 Nov 27 Nov 13 APO/FPO AA ZIPs 340 Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 11 Dec 4 Nov 27 Nov 13 APO/FPO AP ZIPs 962-966 Dec 19 Dec 11 Dec 11 Dec 4 Nov 27 Nov 13 1 EMMS: Express Mail Military Service is available to selected military post offices. Check with your local Post Office to determine if this service is available to your APO/FPO of address. 2 PAL: PAL is a special service that provides air transportation for parcels on a space-available basis. It is available for Parcel Post items not exceeding 30 pounds in weight or 60 inches in length and girth combined. The applicable PAL fee must be paid in addition to the regular surface rate of postage for each addressed piece sent by PAL service. 3 SAM: Parcels paid at Parcel Post postage rates are first transported domestically by surface and then to overseas destinations by air on a space-available basis. The maximum weight and size limits are 15 pounds and 60 inches in length and girth combined.

Q: How will I know when my product has been shipped?

A: You will get confirmation via e-mail.

Q: What are your policies regarding refunds? Do you make any guarantees?

A: We guarantee all the items (Except CLOSEOUTS or items SOLD AS IS) we sell on eBay for Damage or Defects.. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with the product (Except CLOSEOUTS or items SOLD AS IS) that you received, please send an email to:  or send your message to our User ID via Ebay stating the reason you are returning your purchase within 10 days of receiving your item(s). We will provide you with a Return Authorization Number and instructions on how to return your item for replacement or a Full refund. 

If you are returning a non defective or merchandise you change you're mind on. Shipping charges for the returned items are to be prepaid, we are not responsible for any shipping charges. Returns are subject to a restocking fee of $5.00 or 15% which ever is greater.

Q: I am not satisfied to the point where I feel compelled to leave you neutral or negative Feedback.

A: Bad feedback is a lose-lose situation for eBay buyers and sellers. Leaving Neutral or Bad feedback for any Seller out of malice, spite or anger will most likely compel that seller to leave bad feedback on your account. If you are new on eBay you might not realize that any seller you give bad feedback to will most likely leave the same for you. It will not make much of a difference to a seller that has 1,000's of positive feedbacks, but a buyer that has less than a 100 will find that just one bad feedback from a seller they were angry at lowers their rating considerably. There is NO reasonable problem that we can not resolve to your satisfaction. If you feel someone has defrauded you it is best to use the eBay Fraud Forum to report unethical actions by other eBayers. The best advice is try to work things out. You can always leave your feedback later on. Bad feedback without proper consideration is not in anyone's best interest.

Q: If I was sent the wrong item by mistake

A: Email us for a return authorization (RA) number and you will be given a full refund or exchange. In this case, we will send a pre-paid shipping parcel to return the item back to us at our cost.

Q: Item arrived broken

A: Call the delivery carrier who brought the item to you and make a claim. Send copy of the claim with the broken item to us. Our insurance carrier will refund or we will exchange the item. We will reimburse you for only the return shipping costs.

Q: I have not received any replies from email I sent to you

A: Spam has become a big issue for us & also for your email provider. It is very common for email to get filtered to a spam box on our end or on your end without your knowledge. If you are not getting email from us within our business hours then spammers have probably interfered. The best way to resolve this is to try again:

How long does it take before you answer email? Our Hours are Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm M.S.T. We do not answer email after hours, holidays or weekend, but try to respond within1 business day.

Q: How long does it take before you answer email?

A: Our Hours are Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm Mountain Standard Time. We do not answer email after hours, holidays or weekend, but try to respond within1 business day.

Q: Is all of your Sterling Silver genuine?

A: All our sterling silver jewelry is stamped .925 to assure silver content. Items that are stamped by hand are not as uniform as items that are cast. If you can not see the stamp, email us and we can tell you where to locate it. A jeweler's loupe may be needed to see the stamp clearly on items that are very small or intricate. It is illegal in the US to misrepresent metals that are used in making jewelry.

Q: Will your Jewelry turn my skin green?

A: We do take extra manufacturing processing steps as do the fine jewelers to prevent this problem, but no one can guarantee it 100%. Silver, in it's purest form, is too soft for use as jewelry, so jewelers combine it with nickel, copper, or newer Alloy's to provide strength and durability to the final product. This is called an alloy. Most people are not allergic to silver itself, but some people experience a skin discoloration in reaction to the nickel or copper in the alloy.

For this reason, in the past, silver products were often lacquered to prevent direct exposure to the skin. Our silver products are NOT lacquered, coated, or plated, so the alloy does come in direct contact with your skin.

Some people experience a skin discoloration in reaction to the alloy and are unpleasantly surprised when it occurs. Others however, see it as a positive. Studies have shown that silver and copper have healing properties which have been used to treat illnesses like arthritis.

According to dermatologists, the reaction varies depending upon your diet, skin ph and environment. Women, for instance may experience a reaction on some days and not on others. Your primary care physician or dermatologist is most qualified to answer questions of a personal nature regarding skin reactions to jewelry alloys. You may be able to ask for a skin test to determine if you will experience a reaction.

If you experience a skin discoloration, we would like to assure you that your ring is not fake, or made of low quality silver. In fact, quite the opposite is true. Our Jewelry is made with the standard .925 parts pure silver, per 1000 parts. This is higher in quality than German Silver, which contains only 900 parts pure silver. Our jewelry is solid, never plated, and is created by hand from a carved wax mold. If you have questions about
any piece of jewelry you purchase from us, we encourage you to ask a jeweler, chemist, doctor or dermatologist you know and trust.

Some people have taken their silver Rings to be lacquered while others have reported success by coating the surface with a thin layer of clear nail polish or polyurethane. (Please note that lacquered or polished items cannot be returned or exchanged.) We recommend you speak with your dermatologist or primary care physician before taking any steps, or for more information regarding copper and nickel alloy skin reactions.

When copper comes in contact with the environment, it begins the natural process of oxidation. Chemists would tell you that the surface copper is combining with oxygen. What it means for your jewelry is that it gets darker. Copper does reach a point when it is "fully oxidized" - it gets to certain dark color and does not get any darker. Sometimes, you'll also hear the term "patina" used - that's the bluish green color that copper gets when it is exposed to oxygen and other elements, such as sea water. Patinas can also intentionally be applied through chemical means

Q: Is your Silver Jewelry Always Bright in color & what is the difference when Sterling Silver is manufactured in different Metal finishing techniques?

A: Depending on the Design & style desired of Sterling Silver Jewelry , manufacturer's have  abundant ways to change the look of Sterling Silver. Some methods include a brushed satin finish which gives silver a softer look. Some Sterling Silver jewelry is plated with Rhodium which has an appearance of chrome. Other techniques are referred to as Antiquing or Oxidizing. It is hand worked to give silver pieces an antique look and to bring out the beauty of high and low relief areas through oxidation (this is very popular in vintage, marcasite, American Indian, Balinese and fine filigree designs to name a few)
We have been in business for 30 years and have sold millions of sterling silver rings with lots of satisfied customers. In the United States it is a Federal Offense to sell an item as real sterling if it is a fake.

Q. What does it mean when your Metal product is described as Antiqued, Vintage, Oxidized, Gun Metal, Stainless Steel or Hematite.

A. These are some of the names used in the jewelry trade to describe silver when it is not finished in a very bright process. Through out history there have been fads & styles that use Silver that is NOT BRIGHT because of the effect and feeling if will give fashion at the time. For an example if a silver chain or pendant are described as a gun metal or hematite the finished chain will have a very dark or almost black look to it. Vintage, Antiqued or Oxidized effect is a finishing process that the designer will use to blacken or darken the relief or crevices in the article to bring out the look of an article for a current or past fashion. You can read a more extensive explanations on these subjects by going to the internet and search for the fashion history this article briefly reviews

Q: How Accurate are your Ebay Pictures compared to the product I have bought?

A: We try very hard to represent the Photograph that represents the products we sell on eBay to be true & accurate. However because our inventory maybe 100's or 1,000's of one item sometime there might be a slight difference in the item(s) pulled for your order. Items that are displayed on cards may not be the same display card you may receive. Unless we state in the auction the Exact packaging there is no guarantee you will get the prop used for photographed product. We simple use the best back ground or Prop to show as much detail as we can in the photographs. We spend hours using a professional photographer to bring the best possible picture. If you have any questions about the picture please do not hesitate to contact us & we will be more than happy to explain any questions that maybe the picture does not show to be apparent

Q: What do you mean when you sell in assortments?

A: Assortments are usually sold in dozens or wholesale lots. Basically you will get the designs or items photographed in the auction with an mix of colors & styles that are similar or the same as shown in the auction photo. Assortments are prepackaged and we do not sell individual styles or break the assortments up.

Q: What does it mean when you offer hand-made items?

A: This means the jewelry is made by hand & none of them will be the same because each craftsman has their own unique hand-crafted technique. Since we buy large volume of each item we sell we can not take a photograph of each of the same design. When we list the product as hand-made we can not guarantee that the picture will be 100% as the jewelry you will purchase.
Each item will bear the craftsman own skills & silver smith art that will make each item sometimes slightly unique. The artisans do their very best to craft the ring as the auction as possible so you will not be unpleasantly surprised.

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