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Yeah, I like that one! Can see the W and the jewel. At first it struck me as an inverted ribbon (the kind we see all over the place) or a Greek letter of some sort. Which is kinda cool since you have a Greek heritage. It's especially nice that it doubles as an art image representing your work, and something like an alpha-numerical symbol code. "A Pattern Language"! Younger people might connect to that (The Artist Formerly Known as Prince, body art tattooing, sci-fi fans or even computer language people). Unique without looking unfamiliar.

It'd be even cooler with the jewel or gem in another color, or some highlighting colors somewhere. Good job, Bitter! You must be so proud and excited!

[Bitter Jeweler]

Yeah, I like that one! Can see the W and the jewel. At first it struck me as an inverted ribbon (the kind we see all over the place) or a Greek letter of some sort. Which is kinda cool since you have a Greek heritage. It's especially nice that it doubles as an art image representing your work, and something like an alpha-numerical symbol code. "A Pattern Language"! Younger people might connect to that (The Artist Formerly Known as Prince, body art tattooing, sci-fi fans or even computer language people). Unique without looking unfamiliar.

It'd be even cooler with the jewel or gem in another color, or some highlighting colors somewhere. Good job, Bitter! You must be so proud and excited!

It struck me as an inverted ribbon too. That's just a little niggle I have with it. What they presented me with, did have the logo with a colored stone in the top. Business card will probably have the "d" in gold foil, and the gem in another colored foil. The presentation was excellent, and showed varied uses/treatments with it. I am excited to get signage designs, and get a proper sign instead of the matboard sign I currently have LOL.

But remember our discussion? You wanted me to be more traditional. So, I guess I conceded? My expanded showroom will get a face lift, and I am hiring an interior designer to help with that. Again, I just learned to hire professionals, instead of thinking I can do it all. I am going for a "designer" living room feel. Comfortable sitting area, area rug, hardwood (laminate, possibly bamboo) floor. So with some customers, we can sit in a comfortable space and talk, rather than have them stand at a counter.