Bea K.

I don't have an experience yet because of the five reviews nobody said if the actual product was good or not. Someone could have actually said whether or not the product was worth it or not but instead all there were was complaints about excessive charges which is good info but, what about those of us who want to know if the product works or not? Here's some advice to live by: These seen on TV products are usually out in drug or discounts stores about a month after they come out. Wait until then. There will be no complaints about over charges, SH or whatever.

When one first logs on to royalring.com you are assaulted by a fake british accent telling the date when the couple were engaged and when the wedding takes place. The ad then goes onto to describe how beautiful the ring is and how it matches the real ring that was once Princess Diana's and now belongs to Kate Middleton. The ring is made from a hard plastic cut into an oval surrounded by little pieces of glass. The band is not even sterling silver but a metal dipped into silver. In a nutshell the ring is not worth it. The ad said the ring is worth 39.99 but lucky us we paid 19.99 + SH of 6.99. We've tried sending it back but it's been 2 month and nothing. So if you want a good royal ring, seriously try one of the network shopping channels.