Cad Advice for a three stone tourmaline ring

[Acinom]

Wow, I am now extra impressed. Great design!

 

[Rare gem lover]

Gorgeous!
Good job on designing it.

Thank you! I love your new buys too, doesn’t it just feel awesome

 

[Rare gem lover]

Wow, I am now extra impressed. Great design!

I feel warm fuzzy and proud

 

[Rare gem lover]

I love your new ring so much. From the knock your socks off color to the gorgeous setting design, this baby just shines!

More pics! More pics! More pics!

Oh I am so happy to oblige!

 

[Arcadian]

Your ring is beautiful! I believe that the french cuts on my ring are less than 2mm as the shank on my ring is dead at 2mm. maybe 1.9 or 8 or something. I didn't specify and let BE chose whatever worked best.

 

[Rare gem lover]

Your ring is beautiful! I believe that the french cuts on my ring are less than 2mm as the shank on my ring is dead at 2mm. maybe 1.9 or 8 or something. I didn't specify and let BE chose whatever worked best.

I have a teal asscher coming my way and I really want something like your ring! I need French cuts

 

[2Neesers]

Your new ring is gorgeous! I think it’s absolutely perfect! I love the stone and everything about this piece!!!

 

[Arcadian]

I have a teal asscher coming my way and I really want something like your ring! I need French cuts

@Acinom has a beautiful paraiba with french cuts which tipped me in that direction. For my big ol hand I needed 18 total. If you have thankfully smaller hands, you won't need as many.

I loved the tapered look that many have here but omg...the cost!! my setting alone would have been near the 5k because they would have had to go the hand made route.

I would ask whomever you're wanting to make the ring to see who can source them because to be honest, they were a major chunk of the cost of my setting. They can also be hard to come by. But hey, had to have them...lol

BTW great thread on french cuts
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/the-2011-trend-the-french-sides-collection.161358/