The Prescott Valley Police Department is warning the community about an ongoing issue involving the sale of counterfeit jewelry within the area. Here are key signs to spot fakes:
- Unrealistically Low Prices: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is!
- Poor Quality: Look for loose stones and uneven settings.
- Missing Hallmarks: Authentic pieces usually have specific markings.
- Suspicious Venues: Be cautious of street vendors or unverified online sales.
- No Documentation: Genuine jewelry should come with a certificate or receipt.
If you suspect a scam, report it to the Prescott Valley Police Department at 928-772-9261. Being vigilant and informed consumers plays a crucial role in curbing the sale and distribution of counterfeit goods, as staying alert and reporting suspicious activities enables citizens to collectively protect their community.
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