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Cehra, this is not meant to discourage you..it is just an observation considering this and Gypsy's experience this week. I feel like these designers are not used to quite this much input. Most people probably provide a few pictures and sketches and let the designer design the ring. A designer is putting their name on the piece, so to speak, so I think they at least partly want some input into the design. This is a different situation than taking a pattern and fabric to a dressmaker and telling them to make what is on the pattern. I doubt Oscar de La Renta really wants to make a dress for me soley by my drawings or photos!
I really feel like you were getting close to what you wanted with the jeweler who did this wax for you. I have no idea how much you paid for the work up through that point, but it seems like there is already a considerable investment in time, if nothing else. No one is going to want to take on a job if it is going to take endless hours to work out the design to please a customer. It just won't be worth it to them.
I really feel like you were getting close to what you wanted with the jeweler who did this wax for you. I have no idea how much you paid for the work up through that point, but it seems like there is already a considerable investment in time, if nothing else. No one is going to want to take on a job if it is going to take endless hours to work out the design to please a customer. It just won't be worth it to them.