If the prongs bother you, why not bezel set it?My total budget is $5,000 for the setting and diamond all together. While the pave setting is cheaper, I initially fell in love with halos. I also like that this particular halo is a cushion halo. My diamond as I mentioned before, will be a cushion cut - and I’ve had mixed feelings about the pave setting with the cushion cut diamond, because since it has prongs, to me it makes the cushion look more like a princess and I’m dead set on making sure there’s no mistake that it’s a cushion cut.
You CAN do a solitaire bezel setting with a pave shank, but it probably wouldn't look quite right.@ILikeShiny I’m fine with the way the halo setting looks, I just mean when I’m leaning towards a pave setting, the prongs make me see the cushion cut as a princess. Bezel setting isn’t an option for a solitaire/pave, is it? I saw a seamless halo by jean dousset but it was way out of my price range
It is certainly a personal preference. I like solitaires for erings because I want it to be all about the diamond. Halos are gorgeous but I like them for colored stones.
I know it’s personal preference - but what’s everyone’s opinion? My diamond is going to be a cushion cut. Just need opinions on setting:
https://www.jamesallen.com/mobile/e...shion-outline-pave-engagement-ring-item-49493
OR
https://www.jamesallen.com/mobile/e...ite-pave-engagement-ring-flush-fit-item-56252
Beautiful! You said the center diamond was round, correct? What’s your ring size?
Yes, .92ct round center True Hearts! My ring size is 4.5.
@justdeb__ Even more beautiful in sun light! Do you think a cushion and a round diamond would make a dramatic difference in the setting, appearance wise?