EBay seller of large inexpensive clustery gemstone rings? Ring a bell?

[diamondyes]

I remember seeing someone posted about a seller on eBay. The store was full of these fabulous and really large clustered rings, set in silver I think, and under $300 for the most part. Does this store ring a bell? I didn’t save it unfortunately.

 

[musicloveranthony]

Was it "Certified Jewelry?" I had a hard time believing any of their products had real gemstones

 

[diamondyes]

Was it "Certified Jewelry?" I had a hard time believing any of their products had real gemstones

No, I don’t think that’s the store. These rings were really massive and I think used cheaper stones like peridot and amethyst and Opal? Really fun designs, looked like they came from Asia or Sri Lanka in style?

 

[diamondyes]

Was it "Certified Jewelry?" I had a hard time believing any of their products had real gemstones

Thank you, though!!

I also remember they did auction style for a lot of their listings

 

[GoldenTouch]

Milano Jewelery I think.

 

[diamondyes]

Milano Jewelery I think.

Yessss! You are the hero of the day! That is them. Thank you so much.

for future reference, would jewelry from Milano jewelry be posted in the “fashion jewelry” section? Is it that earth mined stones go in the coloured stones forum, or any coloured stones set in finer metals?
Regardless, thank you!!

I have a craving for a massive ring haha

 

[GoldenTouch]

I like big rings I can not lie.

 

[diamondyes]

I like big rings I can not lie.

Exactly this.

 

[glitterata]

I've bought Ethiopian opal rings from them, one with a multicolored sapphire halo. They were very inexpensive! The settings are sterling silver. The opals are big and beautiful--but I'm told Ethiopian (Welo) opals are very inexpensive for nice quality. The sapphires look very nice, but I'm sure they're highly treated. For example, they describe some of them as "red sapphire," which means they must be diffused or something --if the red were natural, wouldn't they call them ruby? I really love the rings and recommend them, but don't expect you're going to get exquisite workmanship and priceless gemstones.

 

[Bron357]

Yes, I was the one who found MilanoJewelry on eBay and I’m a repeat customer ha ha.
Just view the photos carefully, some gems aren’t so great and sometimes the colour matching is weird.
They usually launch auctions every week so don’t worry if you miss out on the first one you like, they will be more.
i try and buy via auction as the only bidder.
here are some of mine.