Some costume jewelry that I buy never changes color or starts looking bad and then some of it starts looking bad the first or second time I wear it. What is the life span on a piece of Nadri jewelry like?

don’t know what the lifespan of this ring is. However, I wear mine quite a lot and I do not have any rubbing off, chipping or anything like that. Sometimes I wear it for several days in a row and do all the normal things I do around the house. I have seen nothing in this ring that suggests to me that it is going to look awful after a year of wearing it. While it is “costume jewelry“, it doesn’t look like it at all. It is a beautiful ring. I own both this one and the clear ring and they appear to be in it with me for the long haul. I don’t think you have to worry about anything looking terrible on this ring. I don’t advise you to wear it when you are using heavy duty cleaners, I know I don’t, I just take it off while using chemical products. But, I have washed dishes with them on and that doesn’t bother them. I hope I have helped you a little bit.:-)

So far mine still has all the finish on it I don’t think Nadri is the kind of jewerly that will, by the way they stand by there product I don’t think they would ruin there reputation,they are a high in jewerly maker.

When the jewelers on QVC produce their couture jewelry (which sells for thousands of dollars) they use the best maerials, they do not lessen the quality of their work or the quality of the materials they use. Of course they don’t use real diamonds, but they do use real metals…those metals do not as you call it “turn”. Why don’t you google Nadri and look at the work they do and what they charge. Perhaps you are unfamiliar with their work. Top designers who come to QVC cannot afford to do lesser quality work (using different materials does not automatically mean less quality) because their name is on it…and poor work will affect their reputation.. So whether the item costs you under $100 or their piece in Neiman Marcus costs $1200…their workmen do the same quality work.

QVC can bring this top workmanship to you because of the volume of items QVC can sell (with 95 million QVC customers)…in a half hour show they can sell as many Nadri pieces as Nadri may sell in a number of department stores in 6 months…So never think of the items you get on QVC as the same asthe costume jewelry you buy in the mall. This is NOT costume jewelry. The metal is real metal and cost a fortune per ounce.

The biggiest mistake so many QVC women make is to think this jewelry is costume. It is not costume jewelry …Nadri is considered a designer of fine jewelry. They may use crystal which is a gemstone. Diamonique is not diamonds, but it is nearly as close as you can get with a man made item. Just saw the Nadri representative with Lisa on her Posh Night with a bracelet and the bracelet was done in the metal Rhodium..which is more expensive than gold or platinum…your Nadri WILL NOT TURN! Hope this helps!