Maybe fine for purchasing a watch, but jewelry? Look elsewhere.
Our wedding rings and all of the transactions surrounding them have been extremely unprofessional. The workmanship in both mine and my wife's rings is poor. Inspections done as per their recommendations failed to spot problems. When a quality jeweller looked them over, pointed out several issues needing attention, and we took them back to People's to sort out the problems, we learned that the lifetime guarantees aren't worth the paper they are printed on. My loose diamonds don't get repaired unless they fall out. After battling with the company about the more serious flaws in my wife's rings, they were sent out to People's own repair centre. When they came back they looked like an eighth-grader learning to solder had done the repairs. In the ensuing conversations, People's opted to replace the rings. The rings we received have lesser quality stones than the ones we gave up, and to quote our current Goldsmith, "Looking at it just now I was marvelling at the lack of finesse used in the setting..........Globs of gold stuck on top of the claws to build them up after all the grief you went through with them."
Shopping People's and expecting high end jewelry is like going to 7-Eleven and expecting Filet Minón in their plastic wrapped beef sandwich.
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