The Gem is Plastic, Not Real Stone
Bought this ring thinking the gemstone was going to be Citrine Quartz, which is at least a real stone, even if it's not genuine Citrine. When I received it, I immediately noticed it was not real stone at all, but plastic. Upon closer inspection, it looks like there are small bubbles or bumps along the face of the "gem". It is clearly not actually a stone of any kind and it looks like glue of some kind was used to keep the gem in place. The ring itself, not the gem, seems like it should be genuine sterling silver and has the "925" stamp on it, but after seeing the fake gem, I'm having some doubts.
Rating: 2 stars