Lexi B.

I received a gorgeous bouquet of pink roses and carnations, plus lots of greenery and white flowers added to the mix. My party was "Victorian themed" so these flowers created the perfect centerpiece. Really made me feel like a princess from the olden times on my special day, thank you teleflora!

I figure I'm better off posting here as I will have more room to write my review in full versus on the website where I bought it. I purchased a 14k rose gold, natural BLUE sapphire ring with a diamond halo. Did I get the blue sapphire ring that I ordered? NO. I got BLACK.

It's a good thing I'm pretty nosey as I did some digging around on the seller's website for other reviews for people who bought sapphire at nearly the exact same price and quality of sapphire that we purchased. There is an image of one woman's ring who had spent roughly $500 on a blue sapphire ring of the exact same carat size we did, with the same "highly included" description and her ring is GORGEOUSLY blue. Mine completely sucks.

I write this because I saw another customer online ask dazzlingrock why her own "blue" sapphire ring was so black while another buyer's ring was a beautiful blue. They tried to give them the B. S excuse that the sapphire's description is "highly included", yet the buyer with a stunningly blue stone also bought the same ring with the same product description of "highly included". Is this an ethical practice? I THINK NOT! Then, they try to B. S the customer even further by explaining that "COLORS MAY VARY". If you give one customer a gorgeous ring and another customer a hideous ring and both paid the same price, I would never buy another product from that business again.

I may sound dramatic, but I am completely devastated and this ruined the way I saw my engagement ring. I bawled crying and my fiance felt just as horrible as I did about my ring. He feels he got ripped off, and now I have people asking me "what stone is that?" in my ring because it's so black and I'm too embarrassed to tell them that it's supposed to be a blue sapphire, so I tell them it's a black diamond.

This has now turned into a merely placeholder ring until I get the new, beautiful ring I have been waiting for all my life. It's too late for my fiance and I to return the ring as we have had it for a few months. We are both so disappointed that we just want to throw it away somewhere, but I said it's a good ring to wear on vacations, going to the beach, or basically anywhere where I could get my hands dirty or bumped around. It's already so black and grimy, it's not like it can get any worse.

Don't go to Dazzlingrock. Not only will it ruin your engagement, but you will get ripped off. The only way how I seen pictures of other sapphires and felt disappointed with mine was because we were going to buy a pendant from the site as well. Good thing we cancelled the order before it shipped out! Neither of us could bear to be disappointed from that site again.