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rodentman cut rock Posts: 39 |
Took today off to burn vacation. What else to do but look at diamonds. So off to the maul again. This time with my Ideal-Scope. Found a store which just starting carrying Hearts for Eternity. Novice that I am, I had never seen an H&A in person. They had the H&A scope and showed me a 0.83 ct, E color, SI1, AGS 000 H for E. It looked bigger than 0.83 and the arrows were quite good. I thought the hearts were not as good as some of the photos I've seen posted here, but it was nice to see those images in person. The young lady mgr was knowledgeable (a certified diamontologist, per her card). I showed her my Ideal Scope and the slight light leakage around the girdle of the H for E. I wasn't negative about it at all, and she seemed impressed with the view through that tool. The major problem was that they wanted $6,495. Payments for Eternity. The Rodentman |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 365 |
Apparently, the Diamond Council of America offers this certification. Becoming a diamondtologist (not a gemologist) involves an 8 week home study course. Candidates must also have worked for a member firm for one year and have earned a high school diploma. I believe Hearts for Eternity is the name Waldman Diamonds has given to what were previously their unbranded hearts and arrows diamonds. http://www.wdcgroup.com/HeartsForEter.asp Someone can correct me if I'm wrong. [This message has been edited by lawmax (edited 08-24-2001).] |
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rodentman cut rock Posts: 39 |
Appears you are right, upon reviewing the website. The chapter on "selling the diamonds" was of interest! Thanks for pointing this out to me! The Rodentman |
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leonid Moderator Posts: 849 |
OK, Rodentman... Vacation day to look at diamonds... It's a scary symptom |
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Cut Nut cut rock Posts: 225 |
Can we find out more about the diamopntologist course Lawmax? |
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lawmax cut rock Posts: 365 |
Sure! It is a course for sales associates. http://www.diamondcouncil.org/diamontology.shtml |