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Old October 23rd 03, 09:32 AM
Peter W. Rowe
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Default Working with Platinum and any other metal

On , in rec.crafts.jewelry "Chris Hackett" wrote:

Just to let you know your posts do make a difference. I had an older Lady
come in to the shop today wanting me to cut the white gold top of her ring
so she could wear it as a plain gold band. She wanted to wait and watch, as
she was very nervous about leaving it. Rather than say I can't do I made an
appointment for her to come back.


For some of the nervous customers, it's not mistrust of the jeweler, but rather
an emotional attachment to the jewelry that they then simply don't feel good
about being away from. Wedding rings worn for decades can do that to some
folks. These types I feel good about trying to accomodate, though most often,
the deal is a "while you wait" thing, rather than while they watch, since in
your shop, it's difficult to actually watch much of anything other than the back
of the jewelers...

I hear there are some well paid jobs going at the UN these days


Yeah. I hear they're a real blast...

Sorry. BAD humor...

Peter

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