Anyone have experience with John Paradiso in NYC?

[ihavenoideawhatimdoing]

Apparently a jeweler to the sports world

Curious if his reputation is good

Did a search and found nada on here

 

[tyty333]

Put his name in the search box...he did come up.

I saw some of his stuff on facebook....looks very pretty and looked to be well made (from what I could see).

 

[diamondseeker2006]

NYC jeweler: ID Jewelry, diamonds and jewelry

NYC ringmaker: Steven Kirsch

Long Island jeweler: Good Old Gold, fabulous diamonds

These all have hundreds to thousands of positive reviews here.

 

[tyty333]

Put his name in the search box...he did come up.

I saw some of his stuff on facebook....looks very pretty and looked to be well made (from what I could see).

Took a closer look and realize that nothing useful came up...sorry. See the post from Diamondseeker above...those are
the NY vendors we tend to like on PS.

 

[chamomiletea]

I am pretty certain this is the guy my husband bought my engement ring from. He was recommended by some wall street bankers my husband used to work with.
He sold us a very expensive but beautiful stone back in 2011. My husband left making the ring up to him, a simple solitare setting.
We have no complaints. Every time I take my ring to local jewelers to clean ect (we live on the west coast) I get nothing but comments on the quality of my diamond, 'do I know what I have', 'it doesn't get much better than this' whispered comments in the back while they are cleaning that I have overheard 'this is very good'.
It is stunning but we paid for it.
My husband said he would go back to him (hurry up 10yr anniversary lol).

 

[chamomiletea]

I found this interview with him in Brides magazine.
http://www.brides.com/blogs/aisle-say/2015/08/ring-shopping-myths-men-believe.html