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arc123 · 09-07-09, 10:19 AM

IMO it really depends on what the item is... if it is a watch for example, and you know it's exactly the same model, then you may as well go t'interweb route.

If it is subject to quality i.e. precious stones/diamonds etc, where craftsmenship comes into it, then it is less clear what to do...

Even in a high street shop (particularly in current economic climate), the price you see isn't necesserily the price you pay... Partic in what is considered a luxury market such as jewellery. And partic when you are spending around £1500.

09-07-09, 10:19 AM	#7
arc123 Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Leicester Posts: 53	Re: Buying Jewelry online IMO it really depends on what the item is... if it is a watch for example, and you know it's exactly the same model, then you may as well go t'interweb route. If it is subject to quality i.e. precious stones/diamonds etc, where craftsmenship comes into it, then it is less clear what to do... Even in a high street shop (particularly in current economic climate), the price you see isn't necesserily the price you pay... Partic in what is considered a luxury market such as jewellery. And partic when you are spending around £1500. Last edited by arc123; 09-07-09 at 10:20 AM.