The agent successfully gathered enough information to explain MilAura's core business, target audience, pricing, and differentiation, using only the homepage and about page. The site was navigable but sparse on sourcing, certifications, quality grading, and shipping policy details.

• ›The site presents a curated single-founder model (Karine) as its key differentiator, clearly stated on the homepage and reinforced on the about page. This positioning is front-and-centre and directly answerable.
• ›Pricing is scattered across product listings rather than consolidated on a dedicated page; the agent had to infer ranges from the homepage's shown products and the rare piece example (€13.90–€1,299).
• ›Shipping terms are contradictory on the site itself: both a €3.90 relay fee and free relay delivery from €30 are stated, without clarity on conditions. The agent correctly flagged this as unclear and noted the policy pages were not fetched.
• ›The site offers guided discovery tools (emotional diagnostic, browse by stone, birthstone guides) and membership benefits (Cercle MilAura 10% discount, early access) as secondary differentiators, all of which were found and reported.
• ›No information on sourcing, supplier origins, material treatments, certifications, or the basis for quality labels (e.g., 'AA+') or wellness claims appears to be published on the fetched pages; the agent correctly identified these as gaps rather than inferring from model memory.