Pandora Jewelry

The associate gave me a lot of good recommendations.

I was there to purchase two rings and was told there was a promotion to get a free ring. When I picked out my free ring, I was told it was one price, but after paying and seeing my receipt when I got home, I saw that it was actually more (due to the metal of the ring I chose). I am happy with the ring, but I am a bit upset that I was told false information. I also wish the associate had pointed out which rings were in the same price range as the first two I was buying, since this one was over 2x the price I had intended to spend. Since she just showed me all of the rings available, I picked out the nicest one, and was already interested in it by the time I knew the price. It all felt a bit deceiving, and I ended up spending over $100 more than I intended when I walked into the store.

I had to browse/circle the store several times and then wait at the counter for quite some time before I received a greeting and assistance. A number of the items I was considering were out of stock or the last one was on display.

All of the charms that I wanted were not part of the buy 2 get 1 free sale. Did not know that before I came into the store

Only reason why i wasn’t satisfied was due to a charm not being in stock. which is understandable. other than that it was fine.

I was not un satisfied

No particular reason

I feel like I get a different answer to questions from every employer

They did not have the clips I needed for my bracelet gold. Nor did they have it for the silver. The sales woman was not able to tell me where the clips are.

That particular location is smaller and does not have a wider selection of jewelry.