Tove.co - A concierge service to give good jewelry

A few months ago I went shopping for jewelry to gift to @jennatovi, and I realized that not a single retailer catered to customers like me...Men who want to buy something special, but need some guidance and don't want to be overwhelmed by a salesperson, fluorescent lights, option overload, or even worse; a shitty UI. Since then @jennatovi and I have been working diligently on a solution and today we present you with our proof of concept: An approachable concierge service designed to match thoughtful men with gorgeous, unique fine jewelry pieces that they know their recipient will love. We plan on launching our beta ecommerce store in a few weeks. Please sign up and give us feedback :)

Need this for my wifey. Jewelry shopping can and should be better

@jay_bee12345 I'm happy to hear that you find value in what we are offering. Thank you for sharing your additional thoughts. I think the idea is interesting, however given current trends in retail I think the future is in mobile. I would be hesitant to implement a solution that is dependent on the existence of brick & mortar stores. But I think you could extrapolate the essence of your idea to be part of an online solution. :)

Reminds me of @Heirlume by @elainehrussell

@bentossell thanks for the feedback. What else should we add to the page to make it more clear?

Buying jewelry can be a hefty investment.. Although I see tremendous value in your presented product as it will solve this problem!.. I have an additional solution which you may want to consider adding to a later version.. Which is creating a social network of buyers and Jewelry experts.. To connect them in real life to go on these purchasing outings with to advise you and help you negotiate a better deal.. For a fee of course (which would be minimal in comparison to the price of jewelry and money saved by bringing an expert).. Credential would have to be verified of Jewelry experts. I would love to hear your thoughts on this new development.. I hope this was beneficial for you to read! Thanks, Jaswinder Brar