This is such a great video! I found Linjer online and they sounded almost too good to be true. I really appreciate all of the research and effort you put into this video!
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I've been looking to purchase a few of their rings but have had difficulty determininf the size (as I'm in between two sizes). Also it was very helpful to see them in real lighting, not with any filters, and to hear that they are a more warmer gold colour. As someone who looks better in silver, I prefer a "cooler" and "brighter" gold so this helped me make up my mind to wait a little longer until I'm absolutely certain 😊 nice review, thank you!
Oooh first I'm hearing of this brand! The jewelry you showed are all so dainty and beautiful, and I love that they offer small sizes~ Thanks for sharing!
For what it's worth, I had a terrible experience with this company. I ordered a 14k gold ring for $575. When it arrived it was ugly, felt cheap, was uncomfortable and unwearable. I returned it after a week and they refused to accept my return. I have to pay to have it sent it back. Absolutely ridiculous.
Hi Tina, Natalie here from the Linjer team. Thank you for leaving a comment on Katrina's video. I'm really sorry you had an unhappy experience with us. I've checked your case and unfortunately we were unable to accept your return because the ring sent back was heavily scratched. I'm sorry to hear that you're not happy with your ring. We take pride in our designs and craftsmanship, but understand that everyone has different tastes and preferences. We accept returns on unworn products within 30 days of receiving an order - for any reason. With that being said, please understand that we cannot accept worn and damaged items for returns, because we would not be able to run our business properly that way. Thank you so much for your understanding - please do not hesitate to email us if we can assist any further!
@@linjer And here you are, again, trying to argue that it was "heavily scratched." It wasn't gouged, like I was doing manual labor while wearing it. 14k gold is a very soft metal, and we both know that whatever scratches were present could be easily polished out. It's just inconvenient for your factory business model. A real jeweler would not care if the gold was "scratched," such as it was. Regardless of your spin, people should know the facts. Your return policy is ridiculous. If you want real gold jewelry, go to an actual jeweler, like I did. It won't even cost you more. I'll probably have this ring melted down to make something else.
They’ve held up pretty well! Since this vid, I got 2 more rings (Ilse and Miriam) in silver and they’re my go-to rings! The topaz gets a bit foggy/dirty, but cleaning it once in a while does the trick. Getting those polishing cloth from target (~$5) also helps if you experience any tarnish - it wipes it away and makes it shiny like new!! The only ring I wouldn’t recommend is the Karoline one (7:51 in this vid), it’s so soft and the open design makes it easily bent out of shape. The earrings held up so well tho! Got another pair in silver :) hope this helps!
I’m so glad to hear! I’ve been searching online for reviews today but haven’t been able to find many reviews with time factored in. I’ll definitely be ordering (had my eye on Ilse and some moonstone ones). Thank you!
1:57: Their diamonds are made in labs? I’m not a fan of diamonds but they have a ton of gemstones available. I don’t want a lab created gem lol. I will speak to someone from their company about this. I was looking at their topaz rings but if it’s fake I’d rather spend double or triple the price for something that’s real and actually has a meaning behind it. Nothing personal but I’m very picky w my gems. Thanks for all the info and the review. They rly do make beautiful products.
Lab diamonds have the same components that real diamonds have if that helps. Even under the microscope they look the same (sorry if I’m not using the right technical terms but you get the idea) 😊
