Mjay
Brilliant_Rock
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I loved the pink/yellow, but …..
You had me at yellow and white
I know right! I was all about a fun piece but the yellow and white mock up has me questioning that.
Designing a cup for my WX radiant
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I know right! I was all about a fun piece but the yellow and white mock up has me questioning that.
It’s a beautiful ring no matter what you choose! Looking forward to seeing the finished piece
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The yellow and white is so classy but my goal was to make this a fun piece. Here’s the stone! I will probably take more pictures later. It is a sparkle bomb in person!
Ooh la la, she’s gorgeous! Ok, now I’m just gonna say it. You have to do pink and yellow. It’s meant to be. Look how yellow she already is!!
AllAboardTheBlingTrain
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That’s what I would do but I think the yellow shank is otherwise winning! I just feel like if the halo and shank are the same colour it looks more purposeful.
Your stone is gorgeous btw! This ring is going to be spectacular!!
The more I think about it the more I wouldn’t do the white shank/halo. Yes, it will look stunning, but it also seems like the kind of ring others would have (a classic). The pink lemonade is a fun twist on the classic! I love it. It’s chic. If this were your ering I’d lean more classic but since it isn’t, I’d go for the statement piece.
You could also do an all yellow ring - with a yellow double halo and yellow shank. Just a thought to confuse you further
ORRRRR you could do a two-tone shank as well. Almost like a tri-band shank where the central “band” is YG/YD and the outer “bands” are PG/PD. I know it sounds messy, but it won’t be if it’s cohesively designed! My ex-ering was like this - a yellow centre, with a YG/YD inner halo and a WG/WD outer halo. The shank was mostly WG/WD but had a central section that was YG/YD. It was stunning!!
AllAboardTheBlingTrain
Ideal_Rock
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That’s what I would do but I think the yellow shank is otherwise winning! I just feel like if the halo and shank are the same colour it looks more purposeful.
Your stone is gorgeous btw! This ring is going to be spectacular!!
The more I think about it the more I wouldn’t do the white shank/halo. Yes, it will look stunning, but it also seems like the kind of ring others would have (a classic). The pink lemonade is a fun twist on the classic! I love it. It’s chic. If this were your ering I’d lean more classic but since it isn’t, I’d go for the statement piece.
You could also do an all yellow ring - with a yellow double halo and yellow shank. Just a thought to confuse you further
ORRRRR you could do a two-tone shank as well. Almost like a tri-band shank where the central “band” is YG/YD and the outer “bands” are PG/PD. I know it sounds messy, but it won’t be if it’s cohesively designed! My ex-ering was like this - a yellow centre, with a YG/YD inner halo and a WG/WD outer halo. The shank was mostly WG/WD but had a central section that was YG/YD. It was stunning!!
To further explain how the shank of my ring was (I designed it, so I can’t find pics of it, but I can sketch it from memory if this isn’t clear) - you see how this ring has 3 distinct, separated bands? Mine had 3 bands with zero gaps, but the middle band (the YG/YD) was tapered (so the melee got smaller), causing the entire shank to look like a reverse taper shank. The pave only extended to the sides of the finger (half-pave) and the 3 bands became two about 3-4 stones before the pave ended; so the last 3-4 rows on either side were just double row WG/WD pave.
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