JEWELRY
Sure, Amazon has tons of jewelry for would-be buyers to browse, but do you get the same quality you’d find after inspecting a potential purchase in person? Experts have told Gizmodo that it’s unlikely — for instance, you have to see a stone in person to make sure it really sparkles like it does in the photo.
Even more concerning, some of Amazon’s best “deals” are actually inflated prices dropped to fair market value. If you do take the plunge, one more thing to note: Make sure the item is returnable — Amazon says “some jewelry” doesn’t make the cut.
