IS TEMU STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY REAL OR FAKE?????? 

I got a ring there I wear all the time. It has not turned green on my finger or turned colors . It's beautiful

i found a big silver platter at my thriftstore for 50 cents weighs around 240 grams it had that weathered silver look and my local gold store confirmed as real

I thifted a huge bag of silver charms so i should probably do that before I melt them down

I watched people surrounding the owner of Temu, demanding explanations. It is a very, very bad company, very unfair to the sellers.

Probably only the clasp is sterling.

I’ve gotten necklaces from temu that say 925 and they changed to a reddish color so now I only buy the silver n moissanite

Yeah I recently bought 10 chains 20 inch long for $3 bucks each their picture showed 925 silver and at checkout it said i saved over $200. Got it yesterday and no 925 markings clasp was magnetic checked it with silver acid and 18k acid flunked miserably. Not sure what these chains are made of. They do have a nice look to them so I'll probly sell them at my local flea market for about $8 bucks each. I do order things quite often on Temu, but Jewelry one and done, thanks for posting 👍

Thanks. Appreciate this.

Here is a tip, these descriptions can lie about being sterling silver but the descriptions often don't. So look at the main material listed before buying something like this. (Could you confirm my theory?)

That’s very interesting. I’ve never trusted temu enough to buy anything from them.

how do they get away with selling fake stuff likethe rings theres got to be something that can be done to this dump

What is the weight of the bracelet? For $12, I wonder how close to spot they are selling at

Very underrated channel

It’s so confusing because it seems played in 925? I tested over 20 rings tonight and I will say two stones came back as sapphire which was surprising… but all the marked 925 was fake. The “rose gold” was even stamped 925 which is weird

I got some, turned me green.

Even with a couple that somewhat seemed to Mark positive for sterling. The quality looks terrible, an extremely fragile.

Wow that was enlightening. That is a poor success rate for a company that guarantees what they sell. Hopefully someone at Temu sees your video and chooses to do something positive to their very flawed quality control. Thank you for sharing.

There's lots of jewelrers that use 18k acid and get lots of jewelry that is real silver

You're using way too much acid

I always buy my acid from a reputable dealer

Temu is gross

I’ve gotten necklaces from temu that say 925 and they changed to a reddish color so now I only buy the silver n moissanite