Ordered a bracelet for my son’s…
Ordered a bracelet for my son’s upcoming wedding for my future daughter in law in August 11, 2025.
Still have not received it. Had to purchase another!!
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Kiki McDonough is a British fine jewellery designer known for her striking colour combinations, vibrant gemstones and wearable designs.
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Ordered a bracelet for my son’s upcoming wedding for my future daughter in law in August 11, 2025.
Still have not received it. Had to purchase another!!
Quite apart from making beautiful jewellery, the Customer Service people are simply first class. They helped me out without any delay in a way that one used to get in the past at fine jewellers - strongly recommend shopping with them.
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