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The quality of the ring itself is good. I ordered a size 6 Mickey Mouse emotion ring for my friend. It came in and was a Minnie Mouse ring instead of the Mickey Mouse. I contacted the company and explained that they sent a Minnie Mouse instead of a Mickey but that allowed us to try the size and I would need an 8 in a Mickey.

I waited and again they sent a Minnie Mouse emotion instead of a Mickey Mouse again. Everything on packing slips and all indicate a Mickey was ordered. At this point we just give up and she is wearing the Minnie Mouse.

Her special connection to her brother that passed was with Mickey Mouse but she said it’s the thought that counts and after 2 tries she would just wear it. Because she is a Disney fan overall and we tried.

Company seemed easy to deal with about the original replacement. I was just disappointed I got the wrong product twice. But the rings are nice and seem to be of good quality.

The quality of the product was surprisingly poor. The plastic/rubber felt stiff, dry and cheap. The detail was no better than a ring one might get at a carnival or gum machine. The price was exuberantly over-priced and not even close to the actual value (or lack there-of).

I’m shocked that the licenses held by this company compared to the lack of value to the product. The packaging was literally a piece of cardboard – no presentation at all. I know this review will rub someone the wrong way but I hope that for those undecided shoppers, it may be useful.

The one positive I can share is that my money was refunded promptly when I sent these back.

I love the new Disney line. We are huge Disney fans so I want all of them. I ordered a thicker band this time because, Mickey Mouse! It is just as comfortable as the thin bands I usually wear and I love the colour.

One thing I did notice is stuff gets stuck in the design, like hand cream, and it is noticeable because of the colour. Easy fix just to wash it. I initially ordered the wrong size and was charged custom fees.

Customer service was fantastic. They are fast and efficient, pleasant and even reimbursed the fees, which was amazing.

One of my favorite rings. The detail is amazing and overall is super comfortable. I actually ordered the wrong size originally and when doing an exchange it came fast, no hassle at all!

we both love our rings. not bulky fits ok. definitely do a size smaller since they do stretch a little.

The ring is cute, the engraved image is a unique look but a piece of the silicone pulled right off the top. Not sure how long it will last but I’ll love it every day until it breaks!

So I ordered a size 7 ring. It wasn’t the right size so ordered an exchange for a size 6. Unfortunately the wrong style was sent. I’m still waiting on the right size and the right style. But the rings themselves are great and Customer Service has been great! I’m excited to finally get the right ring!.

The rings are okay. They are relatively expensive but the quality feels much lower then groove for example and the designs look better on the website. I guess its an okay solution but their are much better options at a much better prices.

I personally probably won’t be buying from them again.

My wife loves all 3 rings she has. The most recent was an UP themed ring and it was the perfect anniversary gift! So glad the Disney rings are being offered. She is an orthodontic assistant so needs a silicone ring to wear while she works and these allow her to also show her love for Disney!.

If you’ve been playing souls games since Demon Souls, and tackled the games in-between (Bloodborne, Sekiro) you know that this game is taking all the best parts of their entire series and creating what may be one of if not the best entries create by Fromsoftware.

This will not br a game for everyone, and it doesn’t have the best of the best graphics, bit the visuals are still incredible. For those who want a straightforward and easy to follow story, THIS IS NOT FOR YOU.

The story is hidden throughout the game, in items, weapons you find, in terrain and documents found lying around. Talking to NPCs, and defeating bosses add to the narrative as well. What you get is a deep engrained and sophisticated lore that adds a large depth to the emotions you experience as you progress.

Progression is not firmly set, but you can tell when you aren’t ready for an area when your attacks tickle and the enemies hit like trains. If you have the skill, you can take on harder areas early anf advance your progression faster.

The soundtrack is amazing and can lead to incredibly memorable moments in fights or just looking at a new area for the first time. There are many side quests you can try and solve, but they require thought and remembering where you’ve been.

There are no quest markers, it’s all listening to dialogue and following their clues. You can fail the quests or finish them and receive amazing rewards sometimes. My final note is that this game is hard, as with souls game.

The satisfaction from beating a boss you’ve struggled with and died to a dozen plus times is amazing, and sometimes you will find yourself smacking your desk/couch after dying to archer spirits for the 50th time.

All in all, this will contend for GOTY, competing with Zero Dawn 2 and God of Wars next entry. Give it a try if you don’t mind getting your butt kicked to the moon and back a few times. :).

I expect the people that read this review to have never experienced the Kingdoms of Miyazaki, for if you have ever been a Chosen Undead, a Bearer of the Curse, an Ashen one, or a Hunter, then you know what awaites you in the lands between young Tarnished.

Try finger, But Hole. To everyone else, this experience shall be unlike any other. A harrowing adventure into an open world game, where even the pottery may kill you. Make no mistake, This is a Soulsborne Game, and you will die over and over again, but Fromsoftware have created masterpiece after Masterpiece and this time they finally created a way for everyone to enjoy it.

The story appears to be a simple sidequest that snowballs into a much larger issue. The gameplay, for beginners can be a bit tricky. You will start the game confused and it will slam you into a wall, HARD.

afterwards you will need to pick up the pieces, and there will be a way down into a hole. Go there to learn the game, trust me. If you cant beat someone, stop trying. go fight something you can beat and level up, then come back and destroy the thing you got stuck on.

The graphics to the game are gorgeous. In some places there are stunning views ahead. The creatures you fight are fleshed out really well, and this is the first Fromsoftware Souls game where jumping was a simple Button press.

The difficulty is up there, but now you have several ways to make the game easier. From ghost summons that cost you naught but a little magic from your vial, to being able to summon randoms or friends into your world, thos game has beed made with you in mind.

yes you, the one who complains that darksouls was too hard. yea, elden ring can be easier. or harder if you allow it to be. So in all, from 1-10, I would give Elden Ring 10/10 For Ashen Ones, Hunters, Bearers, and Chosen Undead 9/10 for those seeking a game worthy of its pricetag in length and quality.

8/10 For everyone thats cautious about a fromsoft game after playing Sekiro 5/10 for those that hate the challenges of Souls games. 1/10 for Dog.

Elden Ring is far and away one of the best games of all time, something I do not say lightly or often. It iterates on the Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro legacy in a way that genuinely combines the content of 2 or 3 of those games into a single, massive package.

The gameplay is roughly 80% Dark Souls, 20% Sekiro. This means that there are elements of Sekiro, like being able to jump, that are carried over, but the speed of Sekiro is traded for the slower, more methodical pace of Dark Souls (Dark Souls III being the closest point of comparison).

That’s not a bad thing necessarily. Where this game improves upon the formula is the degree of openness that permeates its every design choice. In a typical Souls-style game, the player has a handful of options available at any given time.

In Elden Ring, the choices feel nearly endless. The starting area is massive. All roads lead to a big castle that you can see as soon as you enter the world from the tutorial area, but how you get there and when you get there are completely at your discretion.

You also choose a starting class, but after a few hours, it’s easy enough to start putting skill points into other paths and to effectively change your class. This was true of Dark Souls and it’s even more true now because of additional equippable items you can find in the world which help amplify aspects of your character, like giving a sword magical properties.

You also get a horse early in the game, and the horse is fun to ride. It lacks realistic physics, which makes for a more video game/arcadey experience overall. The horse aids exploration with its ability to double-jump.

The most significant goal in this game is to explore. It is rewarding, fun, and satisfying. Unlike so many open world games where you can go anywhere, the world of Elden Ring is crafted with such depth.

There is something to discover around virtually every corner of the map. My final observation on the gameplay side is that no one should be discouraged from playing this on the grounds that these games are “too hard” or unfair.

They are not unfair. If you are struggling against a boss, you can summon help from another player online. If you are really up against a wall, you can usually just go do something else in the world, which will help you level up.

By the time you get back, you can probably beat the boss that tripped you up the first time. The main boss of the first story dungeon is very challenging, but if you take some time to explore and do other things, when you return to him a few hours later, he isn’t hard at all.

Fromsoft has wisely granted players fast travel from the start, so warping around the world is easy and beneficial. The visuals are solid, particularly on PS5. I haven’t had any performance issues at all after 2 weeks and many, many hours of game time.

They aren’t as detailed as something like Ratchet & Clank or even Last of Us II on PS4, but they work perfectly for this game. The audio is also phenomenal, especially the sound effects. If there is anything I’d criticize, it’s that in all my hours of playtime, none of the music stood out to me.

It’s standard fantasy fare, the Game of Thrones / Lord of the Rings-inspired sweeping string, orchestra, and choral music that is nice background and amplifies boss encounters, but it isn’t memorable like some of the music from previous Fromsoft games.

None of my minor criticisms detract from Elden Ring in the slightest. This is a 10/10 masterpiece. It is a crowning achievement in Fromsoft’s already glowing legacy. While it may have a higher barrier to entry at first due to its challenge, this is simultaneously the most accessible Fromsoft game of this type due to the openness of its design.

It is also content-rich to an unparalleled degree, even among its open world peers like Grand Theft Auto V, Horizon, and Zelda: Breath of the Wild. I strongly, highly recommend it.

I got to level 140 with the best armour in the game and still got 1- shotted by every enemy in the last areas of the game. I spent hundreds of hours grinding through, repeating the same task over and over again to collect runes, of which you must spend hundreds of thousands in the late game to level up, only to get killed by some tiny stone gargoyle.

The soul crushing thing is, the enemies level up to your level. So even when you “get good” as the fans say, you are still no match for the baddies. The story is interesting, if you Google it, because you would have no idea whats going on if you didn’t.

There are no quests to follow unless you happen to stumble across an almost invisible NPC out in the wilderness who will tell you something cryptic, which is actually a quest, but what they say isn’t saved anywhere.

There’s no quest log. You literally have to make notes or Google everything to even know what to do. It’s so annoying. The bosses are quite enjoyable though. You feel like all your hours of grinding have actually paid off when you face one.

There’s only 1 safe area in the game so there’s no relaxing roaming around looking for loot like in most RPGs. You will be sprinting around on your horse trying to grab whatever you can before getting killed by giant birds or immensely powerful feral dogs and rats.

It’s a stressful, horrible game that tried too hard to be the most difficult game ever made and succeeded.

I’m a FromSoft fan, so take with a grain of salt. However, this might be the best game I’ve ever played. I don’t say that lightly. Since it came out, Bloodborne held that title. Elden Ring has taken every lesson from previous games in the series and compiled them into an excellent, open-world experience.

I’ve put just over 30 hours into this game and I still have so much to discover. I have beaten 4 of the main story bosses and a heap of the optional ones. What I love about Elden Ring is, every time I load up the game, I discover new things.

The map mightn’t be on the scale of an Assassin’s Creed game or Horizon Forbidden West, but all the item and enemy placement is so purposeful that I’m never bored and forever finding new places to explore.

A week before Elden came out, I played around 7 hours of Horizon Forbidden West, and as beautiful as it’s world is, I don’t think I’ll ever return. The bloated map, filled with objective markers, fetch quests, boring characters, repetitive combat scenarios, etc.

I’ve had enough. The open-world, sandbox game has been redefined by Elden Ring. This is a masterclass in how to do things correctly. I’m not going to mention the combat, as it’s what you’d expect FromSoft to do.

It’s safe to say, I’m going to get 100s of hours out of this game, and not a moment of it will be dull. Get with it AAA. Miyazaki, you’ve done it again.

The combat in this game feels better than other Souls games, as does the difficulty curve. It feels like there are more save points as well. The world here is great. This part feels modern and I wish more game world designers would design like this where side paths and structures feel natural in there placement and some can take you on branching paths elsewhere vs in most open world games where most things feel like the developer was obligated to put the thing where it was and the logic on why it was there is flimsy.

Now, onto the not so good things. The graphics and performance is just OK at best. Really, by now, FromSoftware should have learned how to make a solid 30fps game, with character models and textures that don’t look like they were upres’d from a PS2 game.

Some animation is a bit janky as is the norm in Souls games. There’s certainly a lot to like here, so the negatives feel less impactful to me as they do in like Dark Souls 1.

Elden Ring is Probably the closest thing to a “perfect” open world game available on the market today. Elden Ring is the latest From Soft release and it plays much like their past Soulsborne series; use varied weaponry and minimal clues to traverse the environment and kill difficulty enemies, piecing together the lore using item descriptions, context clues and NPC dialogue.

It’s a formula that works and is made better by the new open world layout of the map. From the very minute you start the game you are able to travel in any direction and do basically whatever you want.

There is just enough guidance to point you where you need to go but it is loose enough that you can decide to face challenges your way and in the order in which you’d prefer. The difficulty of the game is notorious but never feels unfair.

As for performance, gaming has never looked and felt better and the PS5 does a great job keeping up with the fluid movements of the games characters and environments. Downsides to me are no special implementations of Dualsense haptics or adaptive triggers, but that may be a lot to ask of a third party multi platform game; also the lack of a quest journal, while understandable, makes the game less than manageable If you take a few days off to get some sunshine (not that you’ll want to).

Overall I’m it’sa 4. 5/5 for me, leaning towards a 5. New players will benefit from using the new AI and Co-Op options and OG Souls heads will enjoy creating builds that are cool and competitive.

I ordered the Disney Belle ring as a Christmas gift for my wife. I followed the size recommendations on the site, but the ring was too small. I contacted customer service to do an exchange. This was BY FAR the easiest interaction I have ever had with any customer service department anywhere.

No questions asked, they simply said that I did not need to send the small size back, that a new one in a bigger size was being sent to me! The bigger size fits her perfectly and she loves it! The product is very high quality and looks exactly as it does on the site.

This is exactly how business should be done. I had zero headache, zero frustration, and no hoops to jump through. Thank you Enso !.

As soon as I saw they had a Disney princess line I had to have one! I was so excited and when it came I was blown away with the detail! It was beautiful! After a few wears I noticed that there was a minor flaw in the eye and I send photos and wrote customer service, they responded in less than an hour and shipped me a brand new one right away! They ensured that they do a detail review of the product before it ships out but wanted to make sure to set my mind at ease.

I was blown away with the attention to detail as well as that they would take action right away. Will be a return customer for sure and thank you sooooo much for my beautiful product! Couldn’t recommend them more!.

The Cinderella Enso ring is actually a replacement for a Belle one that I originally ordered. Enso’s customer service was exceptional as they sent me this replacement because I did not like the Belle ring after seeing it in person.

The Cinderella ring is beautiful and has a gorgeous sheen to it! From afar, it stands out from my skin and doesn’t blend in like the gold in the other ring. The carved details are a wonderful subtle touch for any Disney fan! It’s my new ring I wear on a daily basis for work!.

Atlantis is one of my most favorite Disney movies, so I was very excited to see this ring! The symbols accurately match the appearance of the Atlantean alphabet. However, my ring came with spelling errors.

In the word “CHOOSE” both the symbol for “ch” and “h” are used, so it spells “CHHOOSE”. The Atlantean alphabet has a symbol for “th”, but instead mine used the separate symbols “t” and “h” in the word “THE”.

This however isn’t really an issue. The third and probably most upsetting error is that mine is missing the “R” in the word “RIGHT”, instead there is a single dot (which can be a symbol for “1” in Atlantean).

With all these errors my ring spells, “CHHOOSE THE IGHT”. This could be due to lack of space, but it can be resolved using the “th” symbol for the word “THE” so that it only uses two symbols instead of three.

I wasn’t too bothered with these errors until I noticed that NONE of them exist on the product’s sample images (which are upside down). I’ve attached a photo of my ring to show the “IGHT” error. Other than these errors, the ring looks pretty awesome and feels great! The edges are very smooth and comfortable.

I was afraid the symbols would wear off from washing my hands, but they are holding up really well.

The ring is made of steel and the engraved words and the shield can eventually vanish if you apply frictions on it. So it is not as durable as you might think. A good ring for yourself if you don’t mind the common nature of iron.

Not so great if you want to present it to someone as a gift.

I used this ring as a prize for studying all of Preach my Gospel. When it came, I was very glad to see that it fit perfectly and looked very nice on my finger. It was also very shiny. I will be proud to wear it for years to come.

I think PS5 got a huge hype especially with the supply shortage that happened. There isn’t much experience difference between it and PS4. There is considerable difference in the controllers though. Using this new one is pure joy.

I hope my opinion improves once all features are implemented like open browser and features that enance the home theater experience.

As advertised, no problems at all. But you may have to wait depending on your location for shipping as it arrives from Jeddah and may take some time. Other than that I love my PS5. 60FPS is just buttery smooth and you cant go back to 30 at all.

Just need a TV upgrade to finally play at 4K 120HZ.

Pros: The graphics on the console and how fast and smooth it runs on every game. Cons: Maybe decrease the price a little bit and preferably longer cables such as the power cable and hdmi cable.

My boyfriend just proposed to me yesterday and it was between this ring and the Tinker Bell ring. Both are beautiful. However, I’m so thrilled that he went with this Jasmine one. It is dazzling, stunning, and simply the perfect ring! I could not be more happy with this choice.

It is so sparkly and shiny and I love all the features like the crown insets on the bottom sides and the little gold castle with diamonds underneath. Absolutely the perfect ring for a Disney fan like me!.

I got my ring 4 months ago. The day after I got it I noticed that one of the small diamonds were missing. I had just gotten it so I wasn’t thrilled about giving it up so soon. Sent it off to be repaired, took more than a month to get it back.

I’ve had it back for about a week now and I’ve just noticed that a different diamond is loose. I love my ring so I’m not looking forward to having to send it off again and being without it for another month.

Absolutely love this ring! Recently went in to see about exchanging the ring I already had because it was not working out. The Dimonds kept coming loose and ended up taking it in for repairs to many times! The store manager was great and worked with my fiance and me and we ended walking out with this BEAUTY! The pictures doesn’t even do it justice!.