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How to Avoid Cheap Jewellery

How to Avoid Cheap Jewellery

 Before buying cheap jewellery, it is imperative to check that it has appropriate weight and material. Weight determines how securely the piece will hang or move on your body. A cheap piece of jewelry has weak clasps and closures, cheap metal jump rings, and parts that are attached with screws. The gems are often fake. If the price of the piece seems too cheap to be true, it probably is. The same applies to the clasps. The cheap jewellery may be made of poor quality materials such as low-quality alloys or gold.

 

Avoid buying cheap jewellery

 When it comes to jewellery, you must remember that cheap jewellery does not always mean that it is better. Sometimes, cheap jewellery is just a temporary fix. If you buy a piece for a low price, it will wear out sooner than you would expect. So, here are some tips on how to avoid buying cheap jewellery. Let's begin by looking at the types of jewellery that you should avoid. Unless you have a severe allergy, avoid buying cheap jewellery.

 

Beware of fakes

 When you are shopping for cheap jewellery, be sure to check the materials used in making the piece. Sometimes, sellers do not specify if a piece is made of precious metals or not. In such a case, it is best to check the seller's feedback and listing details. If you are unsure, buy it from a respected jeweller. The hallmark of the jeweller should match the brand logo.

 

Beware of cheap gold

 Beware of "hotel" buyers. Those posing as buyers on the Internet may actually be frauds. Some of these buyers set up shop in a hotel ballroom and vacuum up the city's gold jewelry. They then leave their victims stranded with nothing to show for their money. The better business bureau is a good place to start when you're unsure of a buyer's credentials.

 

Beware of cheap alloys

 You've probably noticed cheap jewelry on the high street - the cheapest versions of designer brands are often composed of unsafe alloys. Avoid nickel, cobalt, or other cheap metals in your jewelry, particularly if you have sensitive skin. Instead, look for jewellery made from gold, platinum, sterling silver, or titanium. These metals are not harmful to your body, but they are not as attractive as gold.

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