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Q: Which chain store sells mid-priced, quality jewelry?

Looking to buy some earrings, but don't want to blow too much moola either. Looking for something 500-1000 kuai range. What would you recommend as far as jewelry stores are concerned in the big cities?

14 years 7 weeks ago in Shopping - China

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You might wish to try the jewelry stores located, generally speaking, on the ground floors of the larger department stores that cater to the middle class - RT-Mart, Carrefour, etc., etc.. Otherwise, you might wish to consider asking a local to take you to the "street of the jewelers" that is located in nearly every Chinese city. In Shanghai, it goes on forever and ever. Just a thought, however, otherwise, why not find something you like on www.taobao.com and order it?

http://s.taobao.com/search?q=%B6%FA%BB%B7&commend=all&ssid=s5-e&search_t...

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