Finding a Jeweler, you can trust.

In today’s world, it’s nice to have a person you know will look after you for purchases you may not know a lot about. There is always info on the internet, but how reliable is it really.

You want to get engaged and need a diamond and an engagement ring or you want a pair of diamond ear studs, diamond pendant, pearls or a tennis bracelet. Everyone has different prices for them, so who do you trust to give you an honest opinion, is ethical and will always give you a fair price.

A family owned, local diamond broker. Like R.W. Diamond Broker in Dallas, will be the way to go. They are committed to customer service and most importantly they want and need a long-term relationship with you. You are not just another sale to them. These companies rely on word of mouth to keep going. They live in the community and are conscious of being reliable and fair with their customers. Its not all about money.

There are many referrals to them that are invaluable. You can easily ask around about them, read reviews from local people and probably know someone who has dealt with them.

It they have been around for years selling wholesale loose diamonds, engagement rings and fine jewelry in this highly competitive and changing market, then you know they are a jeweler that will have your best interests at heart and need your business.

R.W. Diamond broker treats you like family. They want you to make memories with them. As a broker they work for you to find the best prices for your diamond, ring or jewelry. They have no biases as to what you buy and will give you good advice, great prices and as they have low overheads they can make less and still be happy.

You don’t need to shop around; you don’t need to take chances with online dealers. You go to see them and let them guide you without having to worry that you are being taken for a ride.

You have a jeweler you can trust for the long term. Anything you need from a watch battery, jewelry repair to a diamond or gift for any occasion you go see Robert at R.W. Diamond Broker in DFW and he will take care of you, honestly, ethically, and you can have complete trust in your jeweler every time.

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How to Propose Successfully

1. Keep it simple: Don't make your proposal plans too elaborate. The more complicated the proposal plan, the more likely something will go wrong. Make it a private moment, between just you two. You can save the big splash for the engagement announcement. If you guessed wrong about your partner's willingness, you'll be disappointed, but at least you won't be publicly embarrassed.

2. Talk about it beforehand, in general terms: Don't spring a proposal on a partner who may not be prepared to decide. Instead, ask questions for several weeks beforehand, like "What do you think about marriage?" "If we ever got married, would you want children?" and "Do you think we could make a marriage work someday?" Positive answers to these questions are your green light to ask.

3. Ask from the heart. Tell a little story about how you came to realize you want to share your life with your partner, and then add "So, will you marry me?" at the end.

4. It's traditional to have an engagement ring, but you shouldn't choose it all by yourself-your partner may have something entirely different in mind. Before the proposal, during the "talking about it beforehand" stage, stop by jewelry stores when you're at the mall and ask "Which engagement ring do you like?" In this way, you can figure out what she likes. Don't go overboard on the expense, however, no matter what the jewelry salesperson says about several month's salary. Consult someone you respect, if you're not sure what you can afford. It's also OK to pick the ring out and purchase it together, but save the actual proposal for a surprise.

5. For the actual proposal, find a setting that has meaning for you as a couple. If you have had a great time at the zoo, take your intended there to propose. If you both like rock climbing, climb your favorite rock, and when you get to the top, pop the question. If you have a favorite restaurant or even a bowling alley, that's the place to use. The local park where you jog, or always go to talk is great. It's more important that the place be meaningful, memorable and relatively private, than that it be elaborate or expensive.

6. If you're set it up carefully, you should be rewarded with a "yes" and a big kiss. Once that happens, you can take her out for a nice dinner or go off together to tell the parents.

© 2020 Tina B. Tessina adapted from: Dr. Romance's Guide to Finding Love Today

Congratulations to R.W. Diamond Broker

We are so excited to announce the Category 1 Finalists for the 2021 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics Congratulations to the following businesses for going above and beyond in their commitment to ethical business practices