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@msop04 - The diameter ratio of my new 3-stone is 65.1%. I put a quickie picture here: https://www.pricescope.com/communit...nto-a-3-stone-what-color-prongs.248529/page-2 (scroll down for dimensions. My finger is a 4.5 but the ring is a size 5 with sizing pads.)
The spread is wide enough so that I can't see any shank on either side from the top down, but if I look at it from the side, I do see a tiny sliver of gold. I feel my side stones are quite substantial and it's most definitely a 3-stone ring and not a soli with accent stones! When I was searching for my side stones, Caysie advised that I go with 5mm x 4mm, but these are a little larger than that and I think it still works!
I wanted substantial side stones but I did NOT want a "wall of bling" where they were so large that it would be hard to see each stone's distinct shape. I'm relieved to say that I think I achieved that. I believe you can too and make it all fit, especially if you can "tuck" the side stones under the stone and at an angle.
The spread is wide enough so that I can't see any shank on either side from the top down, but if I look at it from the side, I do see a tiny sliver of gold. I feel my side stones are quite substantial and it's most definitely a 3-stone ring and not a soli with accent stones! When I was searching for my side stones, Caysie advised that I go with 5mm x 4mm, but these are a little larger than that and I think it still works!
I wanted substantial side stones but I did NOT want a "wall of bling" where they were so large that it would be hard to see each stone's distinct shape. I'm relieved to say that I think I achieved that. I believe you can too and make it all fit, especially if you can "tuck" the side stones under the stone and at an angle.
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