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- Whether you're buying jewelry for yourself or a loved one, the process often feels too complicated, intimidating, and expensive.
- You'll notice while shopping at these 11 fine jewelry brands, however, that the endeavor feels quite different.
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With its inaccessible prices, technical terminology, and nebulous production practices, the world of fine jewelry is intimidating to step into and, for a generation that cares simultaneously about value, style, sustainability, and ethics, a world to be altogether avoided.
Not too long ago, we wouldn't even have considered buying nice jewelry online, but then again, that's what we thought about $4, $4, and $4. With direct-to-consumer jewelry companies taking center stage, no middlemen or mark-ups mean that you can pay a palatable price that's closer to the true cost of making that beautiful gold necklace, while high standards for sourcing and production quell any fears that your purchase sets other livelihoods or the environment back.
Whether it takes the form of a single, thin gold ring, a heavy statement necklace, or dangling earrings that sparkle with every subtle head movement, jewelry is a very personal purchase. These online jewelry companies will help you make the decision without overcharging you in the process.
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