Patrickadairdesigns Avis 

As almost every other recent person to leave a review has stated, this is an absolute disgraceful joke of a company. I was planning to propose to my partner on a special trip that we are leaving for on 3/12/26. I ordered my rings back on 11/14/26. They said it would be 8 weeks. It has now been 18. I tried very politely to get some updates or transparency on my order multiple times. Their nonexistent customer service is absolutely useless. They promise you'll get a response in 48-72 hours, but half the time never get one at all. When you do, it's well beyond 72 hours and all they do is run you around in circles. I'm legitimately on the verge of filing a lawsuit against this company. Not only have they ruined my proposal plans, but there has been utterly no transparency about what is going on with my order, or any sort of foreseeable update on when I might even be able to expect my rings. Steer FAR away from this embarrassment of a company.

We purchased two wedding rings and loved them! But, they were both a little too big. Patrick Adair's people took excellent care of us. They sent a sizer to be sure we had that correct. We sent the info and the rings to them and waited. They just came back and fit perfectly. We could not be happier with the product and service.

Company unquestionably a scam.

Regardless of what they may say in contrast or response, this company is provably and factually a scam.

You are welcome to check their videos and images for AI using an AI check such as ZeroGPT. They will come up as 95% or higher AI. Until the 20th, they lied to consumers stating that their products were handcrafted in the USA. I have screenshots of this with metadata showing the date. They recently removed the statement in order to avoid liability and the legal consequences of their FTC violations.

They are in violation of:
FTC Act (15 U.S.C. § 45).
FTC Jewelry Guides (16 C.F.R. § 23).
FTC’s "Made in USA" Policy.
State UDAP Laws.

The ring that I received was an absolute piece of garbage. Even after charge, it fails to glow. The inlays they promised were almost non-existent. It was utterly barren and I would not dare embarrass myself by giving this to my fiance. When attempting to address this with them, I was met with denial and refusal to refund due to the ring being "custom". It being custom cannot be a casual way out for them to avoid refunds when they did not provide the promised product.

Comparing it to images of any other ring on their site (which again, they chose to make using AI) proves that they did not give anything even remotely resembling the promised product. The ring that I had chosen allowed three inlays. There are several small pieces of one inlay, with only one small piece of the other two inlays. A friend who is a metallurgist and part-time ring maker calculated that the inlays cover 35% of the available space within the ring. This is not what I paid for and this is not what I was promised.

After a brief investigation, I was easily able to determine through contacting their shipping company and through investigation of the company over the past year that day have fired the majority of their US-based team, outsourced the creation of the rings to some mass production shop in China with zero quality control, and rebuilt the rest of their business lies.

I am in contact with the FTC now reporting them and hoping they are brought to justice.

Through willful violations of FTC laws, US State and federal laws, dishonest and manipulative business practices, and embarrassingly poor quality of work, I urge everyone DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY.

The pictures online just don't do the rings justice. They are handmade and precious. They work well for women and men. They are just breathtaking, an excellent value that's worth the wait. And they shipped to Alaska with no fuss and do their best to support their customers.

Our cremation glow rings went into production on December 22, 2025. We just got the rings today, 2/26/26. That is over 9 weeks! Customer service was great at first, while they were waiting on us to send them the remains, but after our rings went into production on December 22, it was terrible. They quote a 48-72 hour wait time for email responses. I sent an email in mid-January wondering what was going on. 73 hours later I hadn't gotten a response, so I sent another email. Then I got on FaceBook because they do not advertise a phone number nor do they have Chat available on their website. The person on FB kept sending me the link to a page explaining their shipping time. On that page it states glow rings take 2-4 weeks. We were way past that. So the person on FB sent me the link again, I guess assuming I'm an idiot. Patrick Adair should change their shipment info page to reflect actual ship times, but they know if they're honest, people won't order their rings. You can go to Etsy and get the same product in 3 weeks. Anyway, the person on FB told me that since I didn't wait for an email response, my email got sent back to the end of the line, even though I had waited the 72 hour time frame given. Mind you, I had waited 73 hours before I sent another. I finally get a response on January 23, stating that our rings should be done within the week and should be shipped out the following week. 2 weeks go by, it's February now, no rings. So I email them again, this time threatening to cancel the order or file a dispute with our cc company. That got me a response that said there had been "unforeseen issues" during production and the rings would be escalated in production. So 7 weeks in and NOW you'll escalate production? I never did get an answer as to what the "unforeseen issues" with our rings were but we suspect they left out the remains or something else big like that, but who knows? I don't, because they wouldn't answer the question. I sent yet another email, this time saying either you give me a ship date or we're calling our credit card company because at this point we were pretty sure this was a scam and we would never get our rings. Over 72 hours hours later we finally got tracking information. Over 9 weeks after our rings went into production we finally have them. They're pretty, but not worth what we went through to get them. Save yourself time and frustration and go to Etsy and search Glow Rings. You're better off there FOR SURE. We will never order from Patrick Adair again.
**Edit: I removed a star because we are not happy with the product. These rings only glow for about 12 seconds after them sitting under UV light for 5 mins. I emailed the company and after 4 days have not heard back.

Great earrings, really bright and well made

I have purchased Patrickadairdesigns 3 times now. The first time was for my engagement rings, each ring size 11.5”. We then later purchased our wedding rings again 11.5” unfortunately my gem ring broke due to my pups claw putting a gouge in it. The ring was a little snugger than I would have liked so this 3rd time around I upgraded my ring to a 12” and just in case a replacement for my husband 11.5” on a buy one get one offer.

I received my new rings on 2/6/2026 and tried on my ring 12” which felt/feels like a better fit for me but when I had my husband try on the new 11.5 he (already has the same exact ring 11.5 ORDER #60105) he could not get it on his finger.

I reached out to Patrickadairdesigns only to be met with...

Hi Jason,
Thank you for reaching out and providing those details.
I checked the order #122674 and both Black Fire Opal Ring were made in sizes 12 and 11.5.
If the 11.5 needs to be resized, we'll have to charge $200 as resizing fee. Let us know if you'd like to proceed.

Lanz from Patrick Adair Designs

I was very clear in my email to them that the 11.5 ring they sent me was not 11.5 at all and from the previous order(s) I can confirm it’s not the finger as my husband is still wearing his original 11.5 ring.

So I’m being told I need to pay $200 for their mistake. Looks like the company has gotten big and has forgotten about customer service and how to conduct proper business.

The rings looked awesome! It took about 2 weeks to get 2 rings, not too bad considering its handmade according to them!

Looks nothing like pictures. Looks like cheap dollar store jewelry at best, returned and had to pay return shipping took a month to get a refund.

Patrick adire is just a scam. It doesn't look anything close to what they advertised on their website.
It doesn't glow at all at night.

Buyer beware, I ordered the Solar Eclipse Glowstone Ring | Tungsten and Meteorite and regrettably paid $334 when all was said and done. While the order was simple enough, their sizing process smooth (at least for me), and communication acceptable, it was the actual ring that fell tragically low on the satisfaction chart. What is depicted on their online advertisement is a far cry from what I received. The only thing “meteoric” about the ring is the disappointment I felt after having received it. I now wear it to remind myself to be more mindful when making meaningful purchases. Any time someone asks me about the ring, which has been likened to a mood ring, I take the opportunity to proclaim, buyer beware of Patrick Adair Designs!

2026 purchase review: I was skeptical with purchasing rings from PAD. But despite the bad reviews, I still wanted to buy the rings despite the bad reviews, as there were also good reviews, so I took a chance. Without a shadow of doubt, I do not regret buying these rings. I bought a simple customized ring. After the purchase, responses to my inquires were quickly addressed. Not only were they addressed, I got the ring pretty fast as well. Rings looks simple and amazing. I regret buying a simple ring, but I will buy another with a little more options. But still, I love this ring. It looks good and the lasts for a little over 10 min (but must charge with UV flashlight first). Please check out the pics for yourself, you will not be disappointed. Most importantly, do not listen to the fake negative reviews. PAD is a legit and trustworthy company with amazing products. (this is copy paste from review I made from the PAD website. For pictures, please go onto the website).

I'm writing this here because PAD is notorious for deleting negative Facebook comments that call out how this jeweler doesn't provide the products it sells.
I ordered a pendant and mystery ring on a promotion back on September 3rd. It is now February 2nd and I still don't have my order. 1) I was the one who always reached out in email to ask about my order. I never got any status updates about my order being in production and was only given a vague "material issues" excuse as to why my order was delayed the first time I inquired about my order. 2) the second time I reached out which was Jan 28, I was told my order was PARTIALLY fulfilled with the same vague excuse. 21 weeks and my order is PARTIALLY fulfilled. I didn't even have a customer order, just a pendant as is, and a mystery ring they got to choose. 3) after doing more research, I found threads of unhappy customers who mentioned delays and bad quality of their products, firing of ring artisans last year, deleting negative FB comments or reviews, listing a building address with an empty building that a local went to physically, and claims from an actual worker that since the artisan firings, the company started outsourcing their product outside the US (but the company page still claims to be US production based).
This is disappointing because they started as a legit company that I followed for 8 years and when I finally am able to buy a ring, their lack of quality and care for their customers is appalling. I will be discussing a chargeback from my bank and will get my money back.

This company is actually aweful
I placed an order no response for weeks from them I needed a change no response when I finally get ahold of them their policy is magiclly only 48 hour returns do no associate or try buying anything from them. This company is horrible

I love this company. Their rings are second to none! I have 17+ rings currently. A big THANK YOU to PAD!!

First, I never review anything unless it is highly exceptional or extremely inadequate. I ordered at the beginning of October a timascus pendant and was told mid November they were working on my order then 2 weeks later it was supply issues all while issuing new deals and promotions. Mid December came and I asked for an update again and was told they would be shipping soon. Start of the new year, supply issues again. Asked for a refund and finally got one 7 days later. Money better off well spent on Christmas or elsewhere. Products look amazing and high quality but I wouldn’t know.

This was one of the most disappointing and poorly handled online purchases I've experienced. Patrick Adair Designs markets itself as a premium brand, but my experience showed a level of disorganization, misrepresentation, and customer disregard that's frankly unacceptable at their price point.

I received a promotional email from Patrick Adair Designs offering a "Free Mystery Ring (randomly selected from our site with a value of at least $200)" with any $195+ purchase. I ordered the "Lavender Star Dust" ring, expecting two rings total.

After several weeks, my order arrived containing one ring and a basic pendant currently selling for $145. A pendant is not a ring, and this immediately felt misleading. Upon closer inspection, the ring itself looked nothing like what was advertised. It contained almost no visible bello opal, while product photos and customer reviews show vibrant opal throughout. The glow effect was also extremely weak compared to their marketing images. Later, I discovered the problem went even further and they had sent me the wrong ring entirely. It seems I received a "Star Dust" ring instead of the "Lavender Star Dust" ring I ordered, which explains the lack of opal.

When I contacted support, they dismissed this as "standard variation" and claimed the "Mystery Ring" could be a pendant depending on stock, which was never disclosed in the promotion. After weeks of slow back-and-forth with them trying to deny any responsibility, they eventually agreed to accept a return but refused to provide a return shipping label, despite being required to by law since they sent a different product from what I ordered.

I ultimately filed a chargeback, which was granted and finalized about 30 days later. So, they lost over $300 because they refused to provide a $7 return shipping label to correct their own mistakes. I sold the disappointing items on eBay and donated the proceeds to charity.

For comparison, I later purchased a similar ring on Etsy for roughly one-third the price. It closely resembles what Patrick Adair advertised, and the difference in glow performance was dramatic. After charging both with a UV light, the Etsy ring glows clearly in a lit room, while the Patrick Adair ring barely glowed even in complete darkness. The Etsy ring is easily 10x brighter, making the contrast impossible to ignore.

Between the misleading promotion, the wrong product being shipped, refusal to follow basic consumer protection requirements, and overall lack of accountability, this company demonstrated a level of incompetence and indifference that no customer should have to deal with—especially at "luxury" pricing. I would strongly caution anyone considering Patrick Adair Designs to look elsewhere.

I had already purchased a new wedding band by Manley Bands, but Patrick Adair kept sending me offers. I took the "Get Surprise Band, Half Off!" promo to buy a second. Sized my ring and ordered no problem. I had no idea what they would send me, but $150 ring sounded better than $300 ring of the same quality.

I got a beautiful tungsten ring with crushed opal inlay. Good quality and fits well. The opal color changes in the light from green to pink to blue, depending on the light source. I am very happy with it.

Delivery took about six weeks. I would have thought that this would have been faster. I believe that they manufacture these in batches, and that my half-price ring was simply a slow seller I was getting at cost. But who knows.

I did deal with customer service about a wrong ring size when I ordered. They were very friendly and said that they would correct my order.

I have seen the other rings advertised and they look great, but the "moon glow" feature they push seems gimmicky. How often am I going to put my ring under a black light? But if you are looking for exotic rings, I would recommend them to others.

Sent my rings back for resizing 6 months ago and was told that they wouldn't be ready in time for my wedding despite the ring sizer being wrong from the company. I got the same size ring 2 times and the second time it doesn't fit whereas the first one still does. The quality of product I got the second time was also much worse, thinner width and cloudier. Hoping one day to receive the do-over rings, but At this point I might have to dispute with my bank...

I am extremely pleased with my recent purchase of two glow rings. It was easy to make changes to the rings before they were made, and correspondence was easy and replies were always prompt and helpful. The rings were received within a week of being sent. They are very high quality and I couldn't be happier.