Why do google allow this company on their search engine?
I too have had a terrible experience with this company.
I was interested in a nice ruby on their site. It seemed very cheap compared to rubies on other sites so I emailed them and asked if it was natural.
I received a response from Gemselect saying all their stones were natural.
I ordered it but I also ordered a CERTIFICATE as they said the stone would be tested by a gemologist guaranteeing its authenticity.
I received the stone and the certificate saying the stone was 'natural'.
Unfortunately this was FALSE. My jeweler raised the alarm when he told me that natural rubies were very hard to find.
So he examined it. Guess what? It had apparently been artifically injected with a chemical.
The chemical was called BERYLLIUM and it is used to make poor quality bad gem stones look good, so they can be sold. It was virtually worthless.
I had been triced and lied to. Further the CERTIFICATE was therefore obvioulsy bogus. I had paid a further 20 dollars for the Certificate! It seems the entire basis of Gemselect is based on fraud.
I have contacted Google to let them know about Gemselect. It is shocking that this company is still brazenly advertising their artifical stones as natural and people are being fooled into buying them.
Be warned.
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