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He's pretty silly :yes: Very dry sense of humor and witty. He totally prefers to do quotes, hence the mini Cooper comment. His work isn't at all overpriced a la Tiffany's IMO.
 
Swanky Mama Of Three said:
He's pretty silly :yes: Very dry sense of humor and witty. He totally prefers to do quotes, hence the mini Cooper comment. His work isn't at all overpriced a la Tiffany's IMO.

Agreed! Does anyone wear a spacer between your ering and band? We are thinking of 3 row pave so I'm wondering what it looks like!
 
To anybody that went to see him in person, did it take you 6 months to get an appointment? That fact makes me not want him to make my ring... Especially if he makes the ring in less time. I dont know why but I feel strange about it. Just wondering how long it took for any of you who went in person!
Ps- if it really is 6 months then I won't be seeing the ring in person, we aren't waiting that long to get engaged!
 
Hello, I actually sourced my diamond through Leon so I did not have to wait for an appointment (in fact, I met with him to design the setting even before we paid for the diamond). Your situation seems odd to me. Are you sourcing the diamond through him or someone else?

To anybody that went to see him in person, did it take you 6 months to get an appointment? That fact makes me not want him to make my ring... Especially if he makes the ring in less time. I dont know why but I feel strange about it. Just wondering how long it took for any of you who went in person!
Ps- if it really is 6 months then I won't be seeing the ring in person, we aren't waiting that long to get engaged!
 
I had only asked him on Facebook, just wondering how long it would take thinking we could go at the end of April. But then he said 6 months is usually enough time. We haven't decided yet where we will get our diamond from.
 
I have met with Leon several times, and he's always just told me to contact him once I'm in NYC and then we set something up within a few days. I'm not sure if this is his usual operating method, but it has always been my experience. Also, I did not source my stone from him, and don't think that that should make a difference. Good luck!


To anybody that went to see him in person, did it take you 6 months to get an appointment? That fact makes me not want him to make my ring... Especially if he makes the ring in less time. I dont know why but I feel strange about it. Just wondering how long it took for any of you who went in person!
Ps- if it really is 6 months then I won't be seeing the ring in person, we aren't waiting that long to get engaged!
 
No, my experience was nothing like that. I was I NYC for 4 days, contacted him when I got there and he saw me the next day.
Use his contact form on his website instead, I bet he gets lots of "can I come in?" requests that aren't serious.
 
Although a little hiccup (ie breakup ;)) happened before we could follow through with the whole process, Leon is amazing!

I rang him one day, spoke with him for a few minutes (lovely gentleman) and he passed me to the other gentleman who helps source diamonds. In the span of one hour, I already had loose diamond choices in my inbox. I have no doubts in my mind that the process and finished product would be nothing short of amazing. I will have at least one of his pieces one day. :smile1:

HTH!
 
I guess he just said that because most of the people on Facebook don't seem serious. I wanted to see the rings in person first but I don't think he works like that. My dream ring is the Adrianna 811 with an August vintage cushion. I just worry what I like online and other people is different on me!
 
I guess he just said that because most of the people on Facebook don't seem serious. I wanted to see the rings in person first but I don't think he works like that. My dream ring is the Adrianna 811 with an August vintage cushion. I just worry what I like online and other people is different on me!

I would suggest calling him and talking it over and planning a visit there if you want to check out his stuff in person. I know we're all about email/FB/texting these days but I feel like old fashioned phone conversation really helps.

Good luck deciding on your ring. :smile1:
 
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