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 WE'RE LOOKING OVER YOUR APPLICATION RIGHT NOW

  • Brian will give you a call at the day and time you selected.

  • A confirmation with the date & time has been sent to you via email, please put this on your calendar as soon as possible.

  • It’s important that you get a few things prepared before the meeting so you feel as prepared as possible :)

WHAT TO BRING TO THE MEETING?

  • Have a pen and paper handy… and write down your questions ahead of time. â€‹

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  • If you have any example pieces, sketches or jewelry you'd like to match with, please have those ready to show as well. We love it when you're able to show us what you want! Pinterest boards definitely count.

WHAT WILL WE DO?

  • After looking over your application, we will begin to find pieces and draw sketches to get a rough idea of what exactly you want. Depending on what information you gave us, we may have a selection of stones and pieces that match your description already

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  • If you have any example pieces or jewelry you'd like to match with, please have those ready to show - and you can always refer to our Instagram page or similar pages for ideas.

WHAT TO BRING TO THE MEETING?

  • Brian will set aside a time to meet with you at the time you specified. He will take the time to get to know you and your future wife! He will also get to know your needs and how he can best serve them! 

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  • From there, Brian will work through your requests and try and find the best possible solution for your desires. By the end of the first meeting we'll have mapped out the action plan to get you exactly what you're looking for by the time you want it.

WHAT CAN YOU DO NOW?

  • For starters, try and familiarize yourself with the information below as well as the guides on our Education Page.

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  • No need to become an expert (that's our job), but certainly get a rough idea of the vocabulary. 

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  • Get ready to put your imaginations on paper. 

Diamond Anatomy & Cut Quality

When you’re shopping for a diamond, its brightness and sparkle will draw you to the jewelry counter, and keep you captivated long after you’ve made your diamond purchase. Achieving maximum brightness and sparkle requires excellent cutting technique, which is reflected in the diamond’s cut grade. Of the 4Cs, no other ‘C’ has more impact on a diamond’s appearance.

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When people think of “cut,” they often think of the shape of a diamond rather than its cut quality. Cut is all about a diamond’s fire, sparkle, and brightness, and as a value factor, it refers to a diamond’s proportions, symmetry and polish; those factors that determine the cut quality or the fourth ‘C.’

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