The age-old economic practice of bait and switch still exists today. Even with deceptive labels, logos, and other marketing ploys intended to mislead the naïve consumer, you can still end up with less than you expected after making a purchase.

You can avoid these problems and enjoy the beauty of a handmade heirloom by becoming an informed consumer in the Columbus Day sale at Leonardo Jewelers. It is as easy as understanding what to look for in a piece you like and what questions to ask the dealer.

The pricing is one of the first indicators that a piece you're considering is an authentic Native American creation. Native American jewelry sale at Leonardo Jewelers is an expression of a people who are properly proud of their heritage and skill.

Each item is a unique work of art rather than a cheaply produced mass product. This jewelry is made with top-notch components and expert craftsmanship, and the cost will reflect this.

The majority of the silver of Halloween jewelry gifts is sterling silver. Placing a magnet close to the piece will allow you to determine whether it is made of sterling silver or merely silver-plated metal. Sterling silver cannot be drawn by a magnet because it does not get magnetized.

Nickel may be present in silver plates, and the magnet will be able to draw that out. There has been a serious issue with items arriving from China that are silver-plated yet are labeled as sterling silver.

You may get what you pay for by making knowledgeable inquiries about the materials that were utilized to create the item. Verify the silver's purity by asking. Ask about the kind of turquoise or other stones that were incorporated into the Halloween charms. Are they synthetic or natural? Have they been improved or stabilized? You can decide if the asking price is reasonable based on the responses to these inquiries.

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The item's "handmade" or "handcrafted" status is a further consideration. Knowing the definitions of terms can help you determine whether the Native American jewelry gifts were entirely or partially produced by a machine or the work of an artist.