Who, if any, are honest jewelery sellers from China?

[jellybean1977]

Does anyone know if there are any sellers from China who are honest about how they list their jewelry? Almost every one of them has negative feedback indicating that they stamp silver plated items as 925 - and/or list items as solid silver when they not, and that their gems are actually glass. It is hard to believe that there are NO honest sellers in China. Does ANYONE have a list of good sellers? It would be greatly appreciated by - I'm sure not only me - but everyone else trying to wade through this mess that ebay seems to be happy to do nothing about.  Thank you!

[westernstargifts]

Before you buy from any seller check their feedback and read the negative comments.  That will give you a good indication of whether or not you want to make a purchase from that seller.

I don't think anyone will give you a list of honest sellers from China but I am sure there are some.  Remember that sometimes you get what you pay for.

[afantiques]

Diogenes had the same problem.

[briar_rose_pixie17]

simple solution? look it up for yourself, if it looks like it costs way too much for what it look like then don't buy it, My rule is don't buy anything claimed as real or genuine unless there is a certificate of authenticity and it is numbered so you can track it, otherwise, stick to cheaper stuff 🙂 save the REAL (lol) buying for close to home or trusted sites. if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck but you get a dog in the mail???? tear someone a new one

[femmefan1946]

It's not perfect but if you do your Searches  Highest Price First instead of Best Match or Lowest Price first, you will avoid many of the crooks.

Also it is faster to drill down to your price range than it is to wade through thousands of questionalble listings.