Liza knows metals, stones and ring sizes
Liza follows a playbook built for jewelry. She asks the questions that matter - metal, stone, ring size - and pairs pieces into sets the way a jeweller would.
How Liza qualifies a jewelry shopper.
These are the questions Liza actually asks - and the order she asks them in - before she recommends anything. She records each answer and never asks twice.
Metal
“Gold, silver, rose gold, or platinum?”
Stone
“Any stone in mind - diamond, sapphire, or none?”
Ring size
“Know your ring size?”
Nice to have, never pushed: Budget · Style · Occasion - Liza only asks if the shopper brings it up.
She stays in her lane
A jewelryassistant should never ask about things that don't belong in your store. Liza's playbook explicitly forbids these:
- Clothing sizes
- Shoe sizes
- Fit
Pairs that make sense for jewelry.
Liza's bundle and cross-sell logic knows what genuinely goes with what - so her suggestions feel like a salesperson's, not a recommendation widget's.
Necklace
Ring
Earrings
What it sounds like
A short, realistic exchange - built from the exact questions in the jewelry playbook.
Honest by design
Liza qualifies ring size before recommending a ring - she won't guess a size, and she won't claim a stone or metal the product doesn't have.
How Liza stays honestThe capabilities that matter most for jewelry
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