Posted by: sammerz | 30 May, 2008

Hunter Gatherer (Part 1)

A colleague, Benji, and I headed for Anton Jewellery on Collins St.  I’ve looked at a few others before this one, but at a high recommendation from a friend who recently proposed to his girlfriend of 5 years, I decided to settle for this one.  We were attended to by a Frenchman, Guillaume Cohen who was exceptionally helpful (more so than the others I’ve visited) in suggesting how to wisely pick a diamond (his sales pitch was good!)   When I asked for certification, he said GIA.  Done deal – I like this place.  I showed Guillaume the blueprints for the diamond I had in mind:

  • Cut: Round Brilliant, at least Very Good grade
  • Clarity: VVS2
  • Colour: D
  • Carat: 0.7, plus two 0.15 on each side

Unfortunately he did not have one available, however later in the day he gave me a call and said there was one similar to what I wanted in the Glen Waverley branch.  I’ll check it out tomorrow…

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