I’ve always dreamed of having a solitaire diamond that gets bigger year by year.
Don’t you think Van Cleef is too cute and whimsical, so it only suits a small number of people? I’ve heard it’s high in quality and value, but I’ve seen people who give off the exact opposite impression of the brand’s image—like flashy-earning club hostesses—wearing it, and I’ve never actually seen anyone who truly suits it in line with the brand image.
I think a solitaire diamond suits anyone.
If you were going to receive a solitaire diamond, which brand would you prefer?
Santa, please bring me a solitaire diamond!
I agree that asking for a diamond is perfectly fine.
I’m not really in a position where I can wear much jewelry—or where it’s better not to—so they gave me a necklace that I can hide when necessary.
Even with branded jewelry, the stones are sourced from high-quality suppliers and then made into branded pieces. So my papa and the company president went to the wholesaler, chose everything together, and had it made for me.
I was incredibly happy that they chose it with me in mind, so I wear it every day.
Then they also thought about, chose, and had a ring made for me...
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I’m Aya, a female member.
She’s such a lovely person, haha.
My papa (a male supporter) once bought me a necklace with a very small solitaire diamond, too. At the time, he suggested getting one with a cuter design—like a heart, moon, or star—but I told him that since I have a plain appearance and flashy accessories would stand out at work, I preferred a solitaire diamond. I remember having him buy me a diamond necklace in Okachimachi’s wholesale district, which was considerably cheaper than his original budget. It wasn’t an expensive designer piece, but I was very happy with it.
There’s a female doctor at a cosmetic dermatology clinic I occasionally visit nearby who wears an Alhambra necklace every day. Somehow, the cute image of Alhambra doesn’t quite match her image as a super career-focused plastic surgeon, so I sometimes think Chaumet or Boucheron would suit her better. Sorry for completely butting in where I’m not asked.
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