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It’s been a long time since a new diamond shape has taken my breath away. However, I have to admit that I find the Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond completely captivating. I’ve had the opportunity to review several of these diamonds in-person over the past few months. The volume of light return and sparkle factor
“Hi Todd, I’ve read your reviews of both Ritani and Brian Gavin and am trying to choose between this 0.82 carat, F-color, VS-1 clarity, round brilliant from Ritani and this 0.822 carat, F-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature Round Hearts & Arrows Diamond.”“I’m not sure why, but the Brian Gavin Diamond is more expensive. How
“Hi Todd, I’ve been reading your site for a while now. Thank you for putting together such a great resource! I read your article Something Borrowed, Something Blue and really like the way the blue fluorescent diamond looks in the photograph.”“I’m looking at this 1.547 carat, G color, VS-2 clarity diamond from the Brian Gavin
“Hello, I had bought my diamond for my wedding ring back in 2002 from you. I get compliments on it all the time (THANK YOU)! I am referring someone to you but it seems like you may have changed the way you did business back then. Can you help me to understand the differences?”“I remember
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“I really want to thank you for all of the advice which you provide on your web site. I am currently shopping for an engagement ring, one of our friends has a Hearts & Arrows diamond which my girlfriend can’t stop talking about.”“A co-worker suggested that I buy from Tiffany, but they don’t seem able