One of the best ways we can assess a jeweller’s ring quality is by reading through real customer reviews about how well their rings have held up through everyday wear.
We read through the reviews for James Allen, focusing on those discussing ring quality, and were relatively concerned about what we found on the whole. Despite this, there were positive reviews (accompanying ratings of 4 stars or over) mentioning the craftsmanship of the rings, which we were encouraged to see.
Unfortunately, there were numerous reports of loose diamonds, centre stones falling out, bands degrading after a week, damaged gems, and poorly crafted settings. We found these quite concerning to read about, and, in our opinion, this should be considered carefully before making a purchase from James Allen. These reviews are available for your reference.
When we unboxed our James Allen ring, we found the experience to be rather pleasant, but it was also nothing special in our opinion. We were pleased to see that their packaging was completely separate from the outer shipping cardboard. We found that it was sturdy and intuitive to unbox, and it held the ring securely. The ring box was glossy, and we felt it to be robust and high quality. Although the rest of the packaging wasn’t particularly modern or stylish in our opinion, we were pleased to see that all of the essentials were inside, including a cleaning cloth and importantly, an IGI diamond certificate.
Upon first examining the ring, we were pleased to see that there was no visible solder joint at the base of the shank, and no porosity or pitting of the metal. The tops and sides of the centrestone claws appeared to us to be well polished, and the tips of the melee stones were shiny, with no scratches. We noticed that both sides of the shank were polished well, with no emery marks. We did, however, observe some minimal scuff marks on the bottom side of the shank (which could have simply come from handling the ring), but we also saw some minor emery marks on the inside of the shank, as well as an area on the top of the bridge that needed more polishing. Despite these small issues, the overall polish was one of the best when compared to the other rings we inspected.
When we looked at the overall construction of the ring, we were pleased to see that the centrestone seemed to be sitting perfectly centrally. Each of the melee stones had a metal cutout from underneath them, making it easier to clean the ring effectively. We were also encouraged to see that there were no signs of cracks anywhere in the metal. Although the claws on the centrestone were rounded well in our opinion, we did notice that one claw didn’t sit completely flush with the face of the centre stone. We found one claw edge wasn’t sharp or clean, and it seemed to have excess metal on it. On another claw, underneath the girdle of the centrestone, we noticed that a lot of excess metal had been taken away. When it came to the hidden halo, there was enough metal on its top claws, however, the bottom claws had been overpolished in our opinion, likely putting the stones at risk of falling out. We observed that some of the melee stone settings didn’t seem clean enough, and some were even dinted. Although the claws for the melee stones looked like they were holding them securely, we noticed that one had excess gold, and, in our opinion, the holes underneath the stones could have been more rounded to create a more clean shape.
When we rubbed a cloth over the face of the centre stone, none of the fibres caught in the claw tips, likely due to the rounded way they were shaped. Although this is good, it is important to remember that, despite this, one of the claws wasn’t sitting flush with the centrestone, which isn’t ideal in our opinion.
Prior to dropping the James Allen ring ten times from a height of one metre, we were encouraged to see that there were no loose stones. After five drops, there were still no loose stones, and this was the same after dropping it ten times. This is one of the best results we’ve seen when it comes to this particular test.
After bending back one of the claws, there was a slight crack near the base of the prong, which was a normal result given the stress the prong was put under.
The band was stamped with the number of the advertised metal type, and after we cut through the band, we confirmed that the metal was solid.
We found James Allen’s overall value to be average when compared to the rest of the jewellers we researched. In order to assess the value of a ring, we take into account the price of the ring, the quality, the shipping policy, the cost of repairs and servicing, the cost of resizing, and the cost of duties and taxes. We weight each category accordingly to ensure that our ratings are accurate and reflective of the overall value of a jeweller’s offerings.
When we compared the cost of their rings with the average cost of the other rings we researched, we found James Allen to be approximately 9% more expensive. James Allen has some of the best shipping, resizing, and cleaning and servicing policies. However, they fall short when it comes to ring quality reviews, with reports of poor quality from customers. They also have a below average duties and taxes policy in our opinion. Overall, in comparison to the other jewellers that we have researched, we found the value of James Allen’s offerings to be average.
Our 3rd party mystery shopper’s customer service experience with James Allen seemed relatively positive. They found that the sales consultant had an adequate depth of knowledge, and they were able to offer up lots of information about the rings sold at James Allen. The sales consultant reportedly conducted themself in a professional manner, and they were friendly, responsive to the shopper’s questions, and willing to give personal recommendations about which metals looked best and which type of diamond would suit the shopper’s personal circumstances. On top of this, the mystery shopper didn’t report any pressure to make a purchase, which enhanced the appointment experience in our opinion.
In our opinion, James Allen’s online communication through their AI chatbot is quick, providing immediate responses to online inquiries. Most of the time, the responses were effective, containing accurate and relevant information. However, we found many of the responses to be quite impersonal or irrelevant. In our experience over email, James Allen had a high rate of necessary follow-ups when compared to the other jewellers, which we consider to be a result of indirect communication. Whilst they provided responses within the same day in most cases, the effectiveness of those responses wasn’t consistent.
We read through a substantial number of reviews that mentioned customer service at James Allen and found them to be quite mixed. Many reports highlighted positive experiences in stores, with sales consultants putting in effort to inform and educate potential buyers.
However, there were also a fair number of concerns regarding online customer service, with reports of slow responses and difficulties in dealing with online support. In our opinion, his inconsistency is unsettling, especially for customers who rely on online communication for support, repairs, or resizing. We find that this is something to consider before making a purchase, and we have included some of these reviews for your reference.
The 3rd party mystery shopper’s in-store experience with James Allen seemed relatively positive. They found that the sales consultant had an adequate depth of knowledge, and they were able to provide plenty of information about the engagement rings on display. When the shopper was greeted, they were offered a complimentary bottle of water. The sales consultant reportedly conducted themself in a professional manner, and they were friendly, responsive to questions, and willing to offer personal recommendations about which metals looked best on the shopper and which type of gemstone would suit their circumstances. On top of this, the mystery shopper didn’t experience any pressure to make a purchase, which enhanced the appointment experience and made it more enjoyable in our opinion.
When the mystery shopper visited the James Allen store, they found it to be immaculately clean, without clutter, dust, or rubbish present. As a result, the store seemed attractive and inviting, and everything was in its place. There was nothing reportedly off-putting about the atmosphere in James Allen, but the mystery shopper didn’t detect any music or fragrance.
The mystery shopper reported that the store was relatively modern and refined, and that it was mostly free from aggressive advertising, creating a pleasant experience. They shared that there was ample room to move around and view the products, and they could freely pull out the drawers containing the model rings and try them on themselves without constantly asking the sales representative for help.
The James Allen store that the mystery shopper visited had approximately 50-100 items on display, which, in our opinion, provides potential buyers with an opportunity to access an extensive range of products. There were multiple gemstone shapes and metal types available, and each ring had a home, as they were grouped in drawers according to style. Everything was viewable in glass cases and the drawers were reportedly helpful. In our opinion, the main drawback was that some of the products weren’t made of genuine gold or gemstones, and they weren’t always free from scratches and fingerprints, which has the capacity to dull the experience and may call into question the overall quality of the rings.
When the mystery shopper visited James Allen, they were offered a seat at a counter near the entrance. The temperature was reportedly comfortable, especially as it was quite warm outside. They found it easy to access the store, as it was well signed and accurate to Google Maps.
The shopper considered the appointment to be mostly private, as they had a sales representative to themselves and weren't surrounded by any other patrons for 90% of the time. They couldn’t hear others in the store until the end when another sales consultant showed a couple some rings that were next to them.
The duration of the appointment was reportedly quite long, and the shopper appreciated the ample opportunity to express their preferences to the sales representative and narrow down their options. It went for one hour and fifteen minutes, which is well above the average of the other jewellers we have reviewed.
When the mystery shopper visited the James Allen store, they didn’t see any diamond guides or other educational material on display in the store, however, the sales consultant did explain the 4Cs to them. They measured the shopper’s ring size, but didn’t explain the crafting process for bespoke engagement rings.
Our attempts to alter the ring size and add an engraving a few days after making a purchase were unsuccessful. The communication from the sales consultant about whether this was possible wasn’t clear in our opinion.
James Allen sent us a CAD design prior to beginning the crafting process of the ring, however, no video of the completed ring was sent prior to shipment.
James Allen didn’t provide us with a completion date via email, but did provide one at the checkout. No estimated delivery date was shared.
We found the James Allen website navigation and design to be adequate, but we also noticed that there was room for improvement. In our opinion, the layout is somewhat outdated, and site navigation can be inefficient at times. For instance, every time you make a change to a ring's customisation, you need to click back, which we found disrupts the experience. While we considered the footer and navigation menus to be well-made, we also determined that the overall design of the blogs and product pages could be improved. We found that the mobile version of James Allen’s website faces similar challenges. Most elements resize correctly, but navigating the product images can prove difficult in our opinion. The usability on mobile devices isn’t as seamless as we expect it should be, which could deter users who prefer shopping on their phones or tablets. Despite these issues, the site does show consistent angles of products and metal colours in the list view, which we appreciated.
We found the quality of renders on the James Allen website to be quite low. There were a limited number of renders available, and they didn’t accurately represent the metals in our opinion. Moreover, there were no stationary angles of the products that aren’t lifestyle images, only 360-degree views. We perceived these 360-degree views to have a strange tinge, making it hard for us to develop a true understanding of the product.
The lifestyle images and videos on James Allen’s website didn’t look good in our view. We consider that rings were poorly superimposed onto lifestyle images and hadn’t been sized correctly. In our opinion, this inconsistency in presentation can make it difficult for potential buyers to visualise the products accurately.
The copy and product descriptions on James Allen’s website are adequate in our opinion, though they occasionally contain grammatical errors. We found that the blog copy is clear and well-written, but it sometimes generalises the recipient of the ring and their desires, which can come off as impersonal from our perspective.
We found that James Allen excels in providing educational resources. Their education page is well laid out, making information incredibly easy to find in our opinion. It includes comprehensive details on how to choose a diamond, the 4Cs, depth and table, inclusions, fluorescence, metal characteristics, stone shapes, stone colours, how to read a diamond certificate, how to determine ring size, and the anatomy of a ring. However, there is no information about the characteristics of lab-grown and mined diamonds, bow-ties, ratio, or the customisation process. Despite these gaps, in our opinion, James Allen’s educational platform is one of the best provided by a jeweller, with clear and accessible content that assists buyers in making informed decisions.
James Allen’s appointment booking process ranks below average compared to the other jewellers we’ve researched, as for some stores, potential buyers need to provide exact employment details and other personal data to gain access. This requirement can be off-putting in our opinion and may deter potential clients from making an appointment. Despite this stringent requirement, some stores welcome walk-ins with no prior booking. We found that the overall process seemed convoluted and inconsistent, in that they don’t offer standardised virtual appointments for online buyers, and in some circumstances, stores must be directly contacted to book an in-person appointment. We consider this to be an area of improvement for James Allen.
James Allen clearly displays the price of items on their website. We found the payment process on the James Allen website to be straightforward, allowing buyers to easily complete their purchases online. James Allen offers a financing card that doesn’t charge interest on payments made within six months. After six months, the APR is 29.99%. If paid over a 24-month period, the APR is 9.90%. There is an extensive range of payment methods available on the James Allen website, accommodating various buyer preferences. We also found that James Allen offered discounts and sales on their website at times. We don’t consider this to be a positive, as jewellers can do this to encourage buyers to make an impulse purchase or to clear out excess stock.
James Allen’s online communication through their AI chatbot is quick, providing immediate responses to online inquiries. Most of the time, the responses were effective, containing accurate and relevant information. However, we considered many of the responses to be quite impersonal or irrelevant. Over email, James Allen had a high rate of necessary follow-ups when compared to the other jewellers. Whilst they provided responses within the same day in most cases, the effectiveness of those responses wasn’t consistent.
When we booked an appointment with James Allen, we didn’t receive a confirmation email.
We read through reviews of James Allen that mentioned communication and found room for the jeweller to improve in this area. Customers reported difficulties in dealing with online customer service, as well as slow responses to emails and enquiries.
We consider that the quality of communication offered by a jeweller is of primary importance, as any concerns that need addressing when purchasing an engagement ring are often urgent. In our opinion, the inconsistency in James Allen’s communication is an area of improvement for them.
James Allen claims that they offer a lifetime manufacturer’s warranty. A manufacturer's warranty typically covers defects in materials and workmanship, providing repair or replacement for flaws arising from the manufacturing process, but generally excludes damage from accidents, misuse, normal wear and tear, or unauthorised repairs. However, when we were researching, we came across numerous reviews from customers who had gone to claim the lifetime warranty for a manufacturing defect only to find out that the warranty only covers prong tightening, cleaning, and inspections. In our opinion, this may be misleading for customers. When we reached out to a representative from James Allen, they weren’t able to confirm that the warranty would cover manufacturing faults.
James Allen offers free 'change of mind' returns for a full refund or exchange within 30 days on items that are unworn. Custom orders aren’t returnable, and the returns aren’t free for international customers, which we consider important to note.
In our opinion, this policy aligns with the industry standard, and is clearly stated on their website, making it easy for potential buyers to understand the conditions under which they can return their purchase.
James Allen offers one free ring resize within one year of purchase. We find this to be an excellent timeframe for customers to ensure their ring fits perfectly, and we consider it to excel beyond the standard of the other jewellers we have researched.
James Allen provides a lifetime of complimentary cleaning and servicing for their rings under their warranty. This is one of the best servicing policies we have seen from the jewellers we have reviewed.
We read through reviews of James Allen’s post-purchase care to form an idea of how well James Allen carries through on their policies. What we found was rather concerning. Reports included delayed returns, refusals to carry out resizes, requests for selfies to verify identity, and refusals to undertake repairs. In our opinion, these issues indicate potential challenges for customers seeking support after their purchase. Though James Allen has some good policies, we find that it’s essential to analyse how reliably they carry these out. We have included some reviews for your reference.
When the mystery shopper visited the James Allen store, they didn’t see any diamond guides or other educational material on display, however, the sales consultant did explain the 4Cs to them. The consultant measured ring size but didn’t explain the crafting process for bespoke engagement rings. They were also open to offering personalised recommendations and explaining the prices of the products shown, as well as the costs of any customisations.
In our opinion, the website copy and product descriptions on James Allen’s website are adequate, though they occasionally contain grammar errors. We found that the blog copy was clear and well-written, but it sometimes generalised the recipient of the ring and their desires, which we consider can come off as impersonal.
We found that James Allen excels in providing educational resources. Their education page is well laid out in our opinion, making information incredibly easy to find. It includes comprehensive details on how to choose a diamond, the 4Cs, depth and table, inclusions, fluorescence, metal characteristics, stone shapes, stone colours, how to read a diamond certificate, how to determine ring size, and the anatomy of a ring. However, we found no information on the characteristics of lab-grown and mined diamonds, bow-ties, ratio, or their customisation process. Despite these gaps, in our opinion, the overall educational platform is one of the best provided by a jeweller, with clear and accessible content that empowers potential buyers to make informed decisions.
Unfortunately, the sales consultant reportedly didn’t explain their crafting process for bespoke engagement rings during the appointment.
James Allen doesn’t seem to engage in any carbon footprint reduction initiatives. This is an area where we consider James Allen could improve to better prioritise sustainability in today’s globalised environment.
James Allen's diamonds are certified conflict-free in accordance with the Kimberley Process. Many jewellers claim to be participants in the Kimberley Process, but, in our opinion, it isn't as effective as it sounds. Though it helps to trace rough diamonds, once they are cut, they fall outside its jurisdiction, making them nearly impossible to trace. Therefore, at Compare Jewellers, we call for a more comprehensive approach, doing more to undo the historic damage of the diamond industry. If you would like to read more about why the Kimberley Process doesn’t do enough, you can do so here.
James Allen offers both mined and lab-grown diamonds. While we appreciate the more ethical offering of lab-grown diamonds, offering them alongside mined diamonds doesn’t make enough of an impact in our opinion.
There is no evidence that they make an effort to sustainably source their metals or the materials used in their packaging.
James Allen’s participation in charitable endeavours is limited to an opt-in donation for referral bonuses received by buyers. While we find that this is a step in the right direction, it doesn’t reflect a strong commitment to social responsibility in our opinion. At Compare Jewellers, we champion businesses that actively engage in charitable initiatives, and we consider that James Allen could enhance their impact by looking outward and focusing on contributing to the broader community.
James Allen states on their website that bespoke items typically take within 30 days to produce. This timeframe is on the more efficient side of the average of the other jewellers we have reviewed, and the clarity on the website provides buyers with a reasonable expectation for their custom ring crafting timeframe.
While James Allen seems to offer the possibility of expediting on select orders, they encourage buyers to allow adequate time for their design to be completed and inspected by their quality assurance team. We found this policy quite vague. We consider that there is room for James Allen to improve when it comes to communicating expediting options.
At the time of our research, we found a few negative reviews (accompanying ratings of two stars and under) about James Allen’s production time. These reviews suggest that whilst James Allen generally meets its production timeline promises, there may be occasional delays that need to be addressed in order to maintain customer satisfaction. We consider this to be worth keeping in mind, and we have included these reviews for your reference.
James Allen offers an extensive range of diamonds to choose from on their website in our opinion. We found that the settings can be extensively customised and paired with different stone shapes, including separate basket and band customisations. They offer a broad range of metals, including 18k and 14k yellow, white, and rose gold, and platinum. James Allen provides free engravings with two different font options and a 20-character limit, resulting in a rendered preview displayed on the website, which we consider to be helpful for potential buyers who would like to visualise how the final engraving might look. Band thickness can’t be customised through the website. Overall, in our opinion, James Allen offers extensive and dynamic online customisation options.
The customisation process on James Allen’s website is highly intuitive in our opinion, allowing for a high level of personalisation. Although we found that the website’s design could be improved, the functionality works effectively, enabling potential buyers to create their ideal ring with ease. We considered that it’s also easy to see the changes made to a ring, with a helpful render that adjusts with each customisation, though glitches at times.
During the mystery shopper’s appointment, the sales consultant walked them through the online ring builder process, and built the top two contenders. This was helpful and would play an integral role in empowering potential buyers to make a purchase on the website, in our opinion.
James Allen offers a lifetime manufacturer’s warranty. A manufacturer's warranty typically covers defects in materials and workmanship, providing repair or replacement for flaws arising from the manufacturing process, but generally excludes damage from accidents, misuse, normal wear and tear, or unauthorised repairs. However, when we were researching, we came across numerous reviews from customers who had gone to claim the lifetime warranty for a manufacturing defect only to find out that the James Allen warranty only covers prong tightening, cleaning, and inspections. In our opinion, this may be misleading for customers. When we reached out to a representative from James Allen, they weren’t able to confirm that the warranty would cover manufacturing faults.
The warranty details are easy to find on James Allen’s website, making it straightforward for potential buyers to understand what is covered and how to claim the warranty if needed. However, we consider it to be slightly misleading. If you are considering making a purchase from James Allen, we would recommend asking them what their warranty covers prior to buying a ring.
Information regarding shipping costs wasn’t detailed in reviews or on the website. This is an area where we consider James Allen could improve by offering clearer information about shipping fees, especially for international orders, to help potential buyers better understand the total cost of their purchase.
Customer reviews regarding James Allen’s shipping services were quite mixed at the time of our research. We understand that often, shipping is out of the control of a jeweller, however, we still see value in sharing what we have found.
Some customers were pleased with the shipping services they received, noting timely deliveries. However, there were also mentions of issues during delivery, such as having to pay import taxes without prior communication, and delayed shipments.
James Allen offers free 'change of mind' returns for a full refund or exchange within 30 days, provided the items are unworn and uncustomised. This is a fairly standard return policy within the industry and we find that it provides a reasonable period for customers to change their minds. However, returns aren’t free for international customers, which is important to consider in our opinion.
We found that the return policy details were clearly stated on James Allen’s website, making it easy in our opinion for potential buyers to understand the conditions under which they can return their purchases. We consider that this transparency builds trust with customers, ensuring they feel secure in their buying decisions.
James Allen offers free shipping to Australia, Austria, Bermuda, Canada, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macau, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and the United States of America. These countries are clearly listed on the shipping page of their website, which we find to be helpful. They don’t deliver to PO box addresses.
James Allen provides insurance on all orders to international destinations, regardless of the order amount.
James Allen doesn’t collect international taxes and duties, but they will try to provide an accurate tax and duty estimate during the checkout process.
James Allen’s website didn’t provide any information on how much it would cost to send a ring back to be serviced, so we reached out to a sales representative. They confirmed that return shipping costs apply when international customers send their ring back to James Allen for cleaning or resizing. The return shipping cost is USD$30 for customers outside of the first free resize window. They provide customers with an international return label and packaging instructions to return the ring.
Having a James Allen ring resized with a third-party jeweller doesn’t void the lifetime warranty, however, if the ring is damaged during these services, the customer is responsible for paying any fee associated with the repair. It’s worth noting that the warranty (according to customer reviews and our own enquiries with James Allen representatives) only covers prong tightening, cleaning, and inspections. Despite this, James Allen recommends sending the ring back to them for services beyond simple cleaning.
International orders over USD$500 in value are shipped via expedited shipping services, and international orders under USD$500 in value are shipped with a trusted carrier. They use FedEx, UPS, or USPS to deliver their packages.
At the time of our research, James Allen had an average Google rating of 4.6 stars across their two stores, based on over 2,000 reviews. Customers appreciated the online experience, the packaging, and the customer service they received, which we were glad to see.
We did, however, find some reviews that raised concerns about product quality, design issues, incorrect sizing, and acquiring refunds. In our opinion, this mix of reviews highlights the strengths and weaknesses of James Allen’s services and products, and we have included some of these reviews for you to read through.
When we conducted our research, James Allen had an average rating of 4.1 stars on Trustpilot, based on approximately 1,600 reviews. Customers praised the range of products, the customer service, and the resizing process, which we were glad to see.
However, some concerns were raised about product quality, including reports of snapped prongs or side stones that were falling out. Customer service also seemed to be a point of frustration for some customers. In our opinion, this feedback demonstrates an opportunity for James Allen to improve their consistency across the overall customer experience.
We read through a substantial number of reviews that mentioned customer service at James Allen and found them to be quite mixed. Many reports highlighted positive experiences in stores, with sales consultants putting in a lot of effort to inform and educate potential buyers, which is great to see.
However, there were also a fair number of concerns regarding online customer service, with reports of slow responses and difficulties in dealing with online support. This inconsistency is unsettling for us, especially for customers who rely on online communication for support, repairs, or resizing. In our opinion, this is something to consider before making a purchase, and we have included some of these reviews for your reference.
We read through reviews of James Allen that mentioned communication and found room for the jeweller to improve in this area. Many customers reported difficulties in dealing with online customer service, as well as slow responses to emails and enquiries.
We consider that the quality of communication offered by a jeweller is of primary importance, as any concerns that need addressing when purchasing an engagement ring are often urgent. The inconsistency of James Allen’s communication is an area of improvement in our opinion.
We read through reviews of James Allen’s post-purchase care to form an idea of how well James Allen carries through on their policies. What we found was rather concerning to us. Reports included delayed returns, refusals to carry out resizes, requests for selfies to verify identity, and refusals to undertake repairs. In our opinion, these issues indicate potential challenges for customers seeking support after their purchase. Though James Allen has good policies, it is essential to analyse how reliably they carry these out. We have included some reviews for your reference.
At the time of our research, we found a few negative reviews (accompanying ratings of 2 stars and under) about James Allen’s production time. These reviews suggest that while James Allen generally meets its production timeline promises, there may be occasional delays that need to be addressed in order to maintain customer satisfaction in our opinion. We consider that this is worth keeping in mind, and we have included these reviews for your reference.
Customer reviews regarding James Allen’s shipping services were quite mixed at the time of our research. We understand that often, shipping is out of the control of a jeweller, however, we still see value in sharing what we have found.
Some customers were pleased with the shipping services they received, noting timely deliveries. However, there were also mentions of issues during delivery, such as having to pay import taxes without prior communication, and delayed shipments.
James Allen had an average rating of 4.2 stars on Glassdoor at the time of our research, and this was based on the 18 employee reviews on the platform. Positive reviews (accompanying 4 stars and over) mentioned a positive company culture, flexible work hours, and opportunities for innovation.
However, some employees noted issues with career development, scheduling time off, and remuneration. Employee satisfaction is crucial for maintaining high-quality service in our opinion.
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