Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to help you move forward with confidence.

Yes. I do not take commissions or work on vendor incentives.
My guidance is buyer-side only and focused solely on your interests.
Yes. I work virtually with clients across Canada and the U.S.
In person meetings may be available in Calgary where appropriate.
Most clients are making meaningful mid-market to luxury purchases.
Guidance is always tailored to your goals, priorities, and budget.
Typically within 1-2 business days.

Ring Review is a focused expert assessment of a ring or options you’ve already found.
Engagement Ring Guidance is broader private support from early uncertainty through sourcing, decision making, and final purchase.
Absolutely.
Many clients reach out after researching online, visiting jewellers, or narrowing options.
That’s often the ideal time to bring in objective guidance.
Yes.
Recommendations depend entirely on your priorities, values, budget, and long term goals.
No.
I also help with anniversary gifts, milestone purchases, sourcing, and private jewellery consulting beyond engagement rings.

Choose the service that best fits your situation:
Engagement Ring Guidance
Ring Review
Private Jewellery Consulting
Then submit your request or booking.
No.
Just share what you currently know, what you’re considering, or where you feel stuck.
I’ll guide the rest.
Yes.
Most projects are handled seamlessly through virtual meetings, email, and curated communication.
Many clients never need to meet in person.

Because every project varies in scope, urgency, timeline, and level of support required.
Some clients need focused guidance. Others want end-to-end support.
Each service page includes starting pricing or flat-fee information.
If you’re unsure what applies to your situation, reach out and I’ll help point you in the right direction.
Yes.
Ring Review fees may be applied toward full Engagement Ring Guidance when appropriate.

Jewellery stores represent their inventory and business goals.
My role is to represent yours.
That changes the advice you receive.
Research gives information.
Guidances give judgement, context, and decisions tailored to your exact purchase.
That distinction often saves time, money, and stress.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
If the purchase matters to you financially or emotionally, objective guidance can still be valuable.
If it’s not the right fit, I’ll say so.

Not sure which service is right for you?