Wendyclarke Avaliações 

The minute I saw this sob story I knew it was a scam. I had a similar experience with the made up LIVIA Boutique . Similar wording , retiring , spending more time with Grandchildren etc.
I fell for it and got conned with the most atrocious dress which I wouldn’t use as a duster .
If it seems too good to be true …. It is!

Such a scam and i'm annoyed i fell for the 'i'm retiring to having a sale' verbiage. Poor quality.

I didn't get as far as ordering when I realized how many women selling hand-made jewelry were suddenly retiring! The following have the same story line and the same "hand-made" jewelry - some with GB pricing, some with US:
Lara Green, Mialla, Amelia's, Allison Belle Boutique, Wendy Clarke.

Complete scam, from the AI generated pictures to the 'tug at your heartstrings' text. Three words: avoid, avoid, avoid.

I ordered 3 items, the dandelion necklace came with all of the seeds detached from the head. The spinner ring was so tight and not the correct size ordered. The clasp on one of the earrings wouldn't close. I sent photos and explained in 3 emails, which were answered with apologies, but I realised were AI/stock replies. The order was delivered late and on a flight from Asia, I thought this was a British based company. Very disappointed.

I've just ordered 4 pieces of the ocean necklace. Looks like I've been scammed by the Wendy Clark site . Not good .

This must be a scam website, same jewelery, same photos, same story of an UK female retiring jeweler on two other sites. The products are cheap Chinese sold on Amazon for a dime. Do not fall for the AI generated images.

Closing Down Sale? I don't think so. I bought 2 sets of earings for my wife. I'm embarrassed to give them to her! They look vaguely like the images off the website but very tacky and cheap! I've honestly seen better jewellery out of a very cheap box of Christmas crackers! No stars would be more accurate.

These items of jewellery are cheap rubbish shipped in from abroad, probably China. Not produced locally in Edinburgh by a family business as stated in the advert. Wasted my money, won’t be scammed again

All of the photos of jewlerry were edited, the woman was AI.

The "gold jewelry" was just yellow metal, the silver cheap and most definitely not silver. The stones didn't fit their holds, glued in place, and I found one of the ones I wanted on amazon for 4.50, priced on the website for 25 which was reduced from 100.