Chaim inherited a huge diamond, decided to cut it and insert in a ring and went with it to a jeweler. The jeweler examined it closely:
“Oh, this is a unique stone, worth a fortune. I won’t touch it—what if I make a mistake?” Chaim went to another jeweler. He was scared too. So Chaim went to the best jeweler in a Brooklyn, old Katzman. Katzman looked at the diamond and shouted to his young apprentice:
“Isaak, my boy, cut this little stone for a ring!” Chaim got worried and whispered to an old jeveler:
“Listen, how can you trust this boy? Don’t you know what this stone is and how much it worth? The very best jewelers refused to even touch it!” “Shh, my boy! You know how much it’s worth. I know how much it’s worth. But Isaak doesn’t know—and he’ll get it done!”
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