Before you decide

Get a second opinion on the quote you are holding

You have a quotation in your hands, or a certificate for a stone, and you are being asked to decide on the strength of it. If you cannot say what every line means, you are not deciding, you are trusting. This is a free reading of what the document actually says, from a jeweller with no stake in the sale.

What you receive

A plain-English reading, in writing

Send what you have and you get back a written, plain-English reading: what the specification says about the stone, the metal and the setting, what is included in the price and what is quietly not, and the questions worth asking before you commit. Where a certificate is involved, what its grades mean for what your eye will actually see.

It is a reading of the document, not a verdict on another jeweller. Good workshops quote differently for good reasons, and if what you are holding is a good quotation, that is exactly what you will hear.

No fee, no obligation

Send what you have

Paste the specification or certificate details into the message, or say what you are holding and how to reach you. Hamed reads and replies personally.

Starting from nothing instead? The free design session is the better door.

Questions

Before you send

Is it really free, and is there a catch?

It is free, and there is no catch and no obligation. You are not asked to book anything, and the reading does not depend on whether you ever commission a piece here.

Will you tell me whether the other jeweller is overcharging me?

No, and be wary of anyone who will from a single document. Two workshops can quote differently for good reasons: different stones, different making methods, different levels of finishing. What you get is what the specification actually commits to, what it leaves unsaid, and the questions that resolve the difference, so you can judge the price with the facts in front of you.

What should I send?

Whatever you have: the quotation, the specification, or the stone certificate. Paste the details into the message below, or simply say you have a document and Hamed will reply with the best way to send it over.