I bought two "David Yurman albion" rings from I Buy Luxury on eBay. I got them for about 2/3 of the price that they retail for, so I thought I was getting a great deal. Not so much. When the rings came in the mail they were very tinny and light weight compared to the real thing that I tried on at a jewelry store that sells real David Yurman pieces. I was so suspicious that I finally took the rings to the jeweler who confirmed for me that they were, in fact, fakes. Immediately I contacted I Buy Luxury to try to get my full refund. At first they denied a refund at all and told me that I would have to send in the jeweler's confirmation that they were fake. No big deal. But then they said that they weren't going to give me a full refund because I was going to be charged a restocking fee. Then i threatened to expose their fraudulent practice. Whoever they've got doing customer service needs a lesson in courtesy, or at least professionalism. The customer service person that I dealt with kept making threats to report me on eBay. I felt like I was fighting with an irrational 10 year old child. After about a 2 week battle of back and forth phone calls and emails, they finally agreed to give me a full refund (after I told them I was reporting them to the Better Business Bureau). The person at I Buy Luxury told me that they receive all of their jewelry from David Yurman and sell it as sort of an outlet store. I called David Yurman headquarters and a customer service representative I spoke with told me that that was false. She hadn't heard of I Buy Luxury, but she told me that there are a number of "stores" on eBay selling fake David Yurman pieces. I advise you to never buy from one of these powerselling stores on eBay. The pictures and descriptions are very convincing, but more often than not, the item is fake.