Comments on: Cross Jewelers http://www.muddle.org/amphigouri/2003/01/15/cross-jewelers.html varnished nonsense Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:00:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Brother J http://www.muddle.org/amphigouri/2003/01/15/cross-jewelers.html#comment-41 Brother J Sat, 08 Feb 2003 19:15:45 +0000 http://www.muddle.org/amphigouri/2003/01/15/cross-jewelers.html#comment-41 Everything said here about Cross and Andrew Green is 100% accurate. I spent nearly 6 months shopping for an engagement ring. Many jewelry stores offered rock-bottom prices but were amazingly uninformed and misleading (no, Kay Jewelers, diamonds are *not* set high so light can leak in <b>from beneath</b>). Others were borderline rude when questioned by someone who actually has a grasp on gem & ring specifications, and a clear vision of what he does and does not want. Everything about Cross was professional, productive and friendly. They worked with me to find a gemstone to my strict specs, and finally found one I could afford. Today my fiancee, Caren, is sporting a brand-new Cross ring -- a prototype design that will soon become a part of the store's permanent collection, due to popularity among staff and customers. I am eager to bring her into Cross to show her around and meet Andrew. How many people talk about their shopping experiences like this?! Final words: Cross. Woot! Everything said here about Cross and Andrew Green is 100% accurate. I spent nearly 6 months shopping for an engagement ring. Many jewelry stores offered rock-bottom prices but were amazingly uninformed and misleading (no, Kay Jewelers, diamonds are *not* set high so light can leak in from beneath). Others were borderline rude when questioned by someone who actually has a grasp on gem & ring specifications, and a clear vision of what he does and does not want.

Everything about Cross was professional, productive and friendly. They worked with me to find a gemstone to my strict specs, and finally found one I could afford. Today my fiancee, Caren, is sporting a brand-new Cross ring — a prototype design that will soon become a part of the store’s permanent collection, due to popularity among staff and customers. I am eager to bring her into Cross to show her around and meet Andrew. How many people talk about their shopping experiences like this?!

Final words: Cross. Woot!

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