Poor
56 reviews
JoluraJolura, your destination for cutting-edge handmade gadgets worldwide. At Jolura, we strive to challenge the possibilities in life and bring awesomeness to customers across the globe.We specialize in creating fun and custom products that align with your passions. When you order from us, you can expect to receive products that you'll truly love. Our innovative chemistry and modern design craftsmanship set the standard for quality blankets.Your experience matters to us, and we take pride in creating products that reflect your interests and passions. Our personalized products are the perfect expression of your style and make great gifts for your loved ones.With a commitment to providing the best quality products and exceptional customer service, we are here to accompany you every step of the way. We aim to enhance your life and make it better.
Jolura (jolura.com) has 56 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 2.7 out of 5.
Showing 27 reviews with 1 star · Clear filters
Cathy
Posted
Total scam...totally a waste of money! Products are not what they appear to be on their web site. You will not receive for a long time and when you did get it...it is nothing like what was advertised. They practice in false advertising! Do not waste your money.
sharon H.
Posted
After placing an order for a Christmas gift, I waited patiently. Here it is January 2, 2024 and have received NOTHING. I am disappointed in this company. Nothing but a scamming organization.
Breal
Posted
Garbage products. I bought a "Stained Glass Stacked Books Lamp" desk light piece from Jolura It's a stack of books with a light inside to glow through the stained glass. I'll tell you what the site said and what the pictures looked like first... Then I'll describe what I received. WHAT THE SITE SAID: "Richly hued Tiffany-style stained glass pieces carefully soldered together create a literary delight." "Handcrafted from 70 cuts of resin. Created using artisanal methods." The pictures definitely looked like there was metal used for the edges. They used the word "solder." The colors were vibrant and paint job was pretty good. WHAT I GOT: The product came in what looked like random, dirty, reused packaging. The item was much smaller than I thought. Most importantly there was no metal, resin, or anything coming close to the description. It was a 3d printed stack off books. It wasn't all 1 piece either, and the seams were poorly glued and had cracks around a few of them. The paint job looked like an 5 year old's first arts and crafts project. It was messy, ugly colors and they had trouble "staying in the lines". It was like 40 bucks, took too long to come, and it looks like trash. Considering how simple my book design was, I can only imagine what these intricate stained glass lamps will look like.
