Best way to get in contact with oval experts?

[TJ1010F]

Really embarrassing, I've been browsing pricescope to great benefit for my learning but was hoping to directly ask a few of the oval experts I've seen mentioned in threads. I have no idea how to message them directly it looks like so I was wondering if someone could direct me to them (I saw someone else do this so I'm hoping this works):

@Niel @rockysalamander

 

[PintoBean]

I'd start a rockytalky thread.

 

[arkieb1]

I just reported this to the Mods to move to Rockytalk.... it will get more answers there.

 

[TJ1010F]

I'd start a rockytalky thread.

So just confirming as well, there is no way to message someone directly? I was wondering if I was overlooking it or if its a feature unlocked after a certain amount of posts etc..

 

[PintoBean]

So just confirming as well, there is no way to message someone directly? I was wondering if I was overlooking it or if its a feature unlocked after a certain amount of posts etc..

No there's no private messaging on this forum.

 

[Rockdiamond]

If you post your questions I’ll bet you’ll get some answers

 

[rockysalamander]

Just post your questions here. If you have the questions, likely so do others. Your thread will help others. I think the value in this forum is that we get to learn from each other, disagree and grow. Especially on fancy cuts, you want more PS member than less weighing in. They are tough and we all bring different views to their selection.

If you are more comfortable talking to a vendor, DiamondsbyLauren, GoodOldGold, AugustVintage, Inc. and likely others are certainly very good with fancies.

 

[Niel]

I’m here I’m here

 

[ringo865]

What are your questions?

@Niel is raising her hand to help you

 

[Rhino]

Fire away.

 

[diamondseeker2006]

The best cut ovals currently are at augustvintageinc.com. So there's a very easy answer to your potential question. Contact Jonathan and see what he has coming in. Most generic ovals are not well cut and do not have the light return of a well cut round. Is an oval what the recipient has said is her favorite shape?