SCAM ALERT: Razzmatazz Pearls

[pearl guide]

Fraud / Scam Alert! Razzmatazz

Another scam website is making the rounds - Razzmatazz.jewelry

The features all low grade Chinese freshwater pearls but all the advertisements say South Sea.

Buyer Beware. Razzmatazz is a scam.

 

[razzmatazz.jewelry]

Hello Pearl-Guide community,

We appreciate the pearl community's vigilance in protecting buyers — it's something we genuinely care about too. However, we must respectfully but firmly address the claims made in this post, as they are factually incorrect and damaging to our reputation.

Razzmatazz.jewelry sells only authentically sourced South Sea and Tahitian pearls, of which we can verify the origin and quality. We would warmly invite the moderator or any knowledgeable member to review our documentation or reach out to us directly via our website as we're confident our pearls and practices speak for themselves.

We respectfully request this post be reviewed and corrected.

Warm regards,
Lin Moser & The Razzmatazz Jewelry Team

 

[pearl guide]

Your website is filled with images of dyed freshwater pearls being advertised as South Sea and Tahitian. Any documentation would be irrelevant as the images speak for themselves.

This is freshwater, not Tahitian.

16" Tahitian Black Baroque Necklace | AAAAA Grade | 925 Clasp

Enhance your elegance with the AAAAA Excellent Grade South Sea Baroque Pearl Necklace, featuring pearls up to 30mm, adding sophistication to any ensemble.

razzmatazz.jewelry

This is freshwater, not South Sea.

6.25" South Sea Mixed Blush Pink | AAA Grade | Stretch Bracelet | 12-1

bps11 Add this attractive, casual bracelet to your everyday or evening style with our AAA-grade South Sea blush pink-toned pearl bracelet. This accessory features pleasant pink hues and is perfect for any attire. Featuring 12-13mm pearls, this bracelet has been sourced from Australia. The...

razzmatazz.jewelry

There are only two possible scenarios. Either you're being scammed by a vendor who is selling you freshwater pearls claiming they are saltwater, or you are buying freshwater pearls intentionally, and claiming they are saltwater on your website.

There does not appear to be a single piece of pearl jewelry properly described on the website. So yes, Razzmatazz Pearls is a scam.

 

[BWeaves]

These pearls don't even remotely look like South Sea or Tahitian pearls. They really, really look like Chinese freshwater pearls, with the Tahitians being badly dyed.