Tacori

My husband purchased my Tacori engagement ring and wedding band about ten years ago. The shape of my ring has literally warped into an oval THREE TIMES.

The jeweler that my husband purchased it from is thankfully giving us our full money back to purchase a different set (ten years later). They also no longer have a contract with Tacori because of the many issues their consumers have had with their Tacori jewelry.

There is no doubt that Tacori makes a beautiful piece, however; the craftsmanship is truly ***. Steer clear....especially if you are someone who is very sentimental and could never imagine parting with your original engagement/wedding band.

Don't be fooled. Tacori does not honor any kind of warranty.

There is a lot of detailed design but it wears down and out really fast. They are expensive rings, but Tacori is not a reputable jeweler for the money.

I have had my engagement ring and wedding band for 10 years and the rings started wearing out within the first year. I have waited this long because I did not want to part with my rings. Bailey Banks and Biddle closed down in my state so I brought them to another representative in the area and its basically: "too bad, so sad" we are going to charge you $700.00 to fix the beautiful ring you bought from us, but by the way, the engraving is platinum and its malleable so the engraving does not last!

NO ONE ever told me platinum was malleable.

It is very heavy and I'm shocked at the lack of service and quality of Tacori. Stay away!!!

My husband surprised me with a tacori ring for Christmas. I was so excited and had always wanted one because of the beautiful ring ads i had always seen in magazines.

Point blank, you're paying for the stamp on the side...otherwise you can buy these anywhere. SAVE your money!! First, they don't come sized. My husband gave to me early so I could have it back to wear for Christmas.

When it came back,I immediately had to take back because the largest of 3 stones was extremely loose. I got back and wore for a couple days and noticed ANOTHER stone was loose. Took back to jeweler again. This time they sent back to tacori.

Let me just say that the few times I wore it I couldn't have been more gentle. Literally wore a couple hours while watching tv. I didn't do anything when wearing this ring. I make that comment because when the jeweler called back, they said tacori sent a new ring but the owner of the store wanted to speak to my husband.

He told my husband that this was a cheap ring and we should expect to continue having problems with it. At that point, my husband just asked for a refund. Did I mention this was a Christmas present and now it's the middle of March and my long awaited Christmas present is now a thing of the past. Thanks Richard and tacori for ruining what was meant to be a great gift.

What a horrible disappointment. Needless to say I no longer want a tacori now.

I've had my rings just over a year now. The band on both the wedding and engagement rings is a scalloped design.

I was reaching up to place something on a shelf, and the band on my wedding ring literally snapped in half at one of the narrow joints of the scalloping. I brought it to the retailer from whom the ring was purchased and was told they would have to send it to Tacori for repair. I called to check on the status today and was told Tacori will not repair it or replace it as what occurred was considered "normal wear and tear". I contest that snapping in half is part of normal wear-and-tear of an $8000 ring, especially after only one year.

Even more frustrating, the jeweler told me he has seen this occur in rings with this scalloping design before.

There is no customer service number listed on Tacori's website. Please be aware that Tacori is impossible to get in touch with and do not honor warranties.