Q.
Do you have a retail store?
No, we could never have these low prices if we had the expense
and upkeep of a retail store. Our bracelets are only available
through our web site and by direct telephone contact with
us at our centralized order desk. Call toll free 1-877-520-5202.
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Q. How
can you have these low prices?
We work only with independent goldsmiths and family organizations
that own their own studios and workshops. From their hands,
through our small shipping center, direct to yours, keeps
the cost down.
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Q. How
can you sell at the Gold Market Price?
Actually, we are selling slightly above the gold market price,
as we work on that narrow margin between 14K (.585) &
fine gold (.999). While the difference between .585 &
.999 is a small one, it allows us to bring these Bullion Bracelets™
to you at a remarkably low price.
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Q.
What is the difference in 14k & Pure Gold?
First of all, pure gold is too soft for most jewelry applications
and wears quickly. Modern metallurgy has created the most
practical and beautiful metal by combining pure gold with
certain other alloys, to achieve both beauty and long life.
Gold Content Purity Standard
10k = 0.4181fine gold
14k = 0.5848 fine gold
18k = 0.7515 fine gold
24k = 1.000 fine gold
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Q.
Can I lock in the Gold price when I place my order?
Yes. When you place your order, the price is locked in for
you. If gold goes up the next day, you will still pay only
the price that you are guaranteed when your telephone order
is placed. Of course, the same happens if gold goes down slightly
in market price. Usually, there is not a tremendous difference
in day to day prices but sometimes there is.
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Q. Why
do you only ship using registered, insured U.S. Mail?
We have found that, while there are many fine delivery services
around, when it comes to secure, insured delivery, nothing
beats the U.S.P.S. (Post Office) for reliability. Their rates
are comparable and they have secure offices everywhere. We
have begun using their 2 day flat rate, insured delivery and
find that most of our customers like it.
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Q. Have
you been in business a long time?
While we have many decades of combined jewelry, goldsmithing
and business experience, our company American Bullion Jewelry
LLC is a new internet startup, designed to bring you, the
customer, the best possible value. We left behind all the
old concepts of opening a “store” or selling wholesale
to retail jewelers and just went direct. Aren’t you
glad we did?
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Q.
Does one size fit everyone?
No, although sadly many jewelry companies think they do. We
make 5 sizes of most bracelets to ensure a comfortable fit.
Just measure around your wrist, as described on the “What
Size” page and tell us your Measurement in inches.
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Q.
Are these bracelets sturdy?
My goodness yes! When you heft & feel a Bullion Bracelet™,
you will instantly feel the difference between many other
bracelets and ours. We build them to last and they do.
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Q. Are
they guaranteed?
Absolutely and unconditionally guaranteed against defects
in workmanship, purity or weight. See more details on our
warranty page.
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Q. Should
I wear my Bracelet all the time?
Many people do. They actually feel naked without it. Although
please remember, there are certain times when it should be
worn under a leather cuff or wristband, so as to not make
a public display of wealth or beauty. At other times, that
is exactly what you want. In both cases, you have the security
of knowing that it is there.
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Q.
Is this Bracelet a good investment?
Maybe, if a loved one is depressed or mad at you. Otherwise,
as with most rare commodities, gold is seldom used as an “investment”
but rather as a means of holding real wealth. Something solid.
In many ways, a Bullion Bracelet pays a better dividend, because
you can enjoy its beauty every day, as an item of adornment.
Stuff locked away in a vault is hard to appreciate. Bullion
Jewelry, a commodity of beauty.
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Q. Why
do you call it Bullion Jewelry?
Because it is an item of personal adornment created from a
precious metal that sells strictly by weight, at a price based
on the daily market price of gold.
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