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Shiny_Rock
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Hello PSers,
I bought a bow tie brooch a while back, but I haven’t worn it much since I don’t typically wear brooches. A few months ago, I decided to convert it into a necklace so I could get more use out of it. I currently have two ideas in mind but couldn’t decide which one I should go with. I’d appreciate your advice!
Design 1: add this bow tie and another antique pendant piece together. One concern is that the diamonds on the two pieces have different brightness. As you can see from the video, the bow tie uses old cut diamonds, while the other one uses rose cuts which are dimmer.
Design 2: I also have two loose diamonds. All together they will make a typical bow tie design.
What do you think? Which one is the winner? Or do you have different ideas?
If the winner would be option 2, what setting would be a good fit for this design?
I added a chain in the video but do you have other suggestions on the chain selection?
Oh so many questions… thank you again for your help! I’m excited to move forward with this project!
And happy new year!
I bought a bow tie brooch a while back, but I haven’t worn it much since I don’t typically wear brooches. A few months ago, I decided to convert it into a necklace so I could get more use out of it. I currently have two ideas in mind but couldn’t decide which one I should go with. I’d appreciate your advice!
Design 1: add this bow tie and another antique pendant piece together. One concern is that the diamonds on the two pieces have different brightness. As you can see from the video, the bow tie uses old cut diamonds, while the other one uses rose cuts which are dimmer.
Design 2: I also have two loose diamonds. All together they will make a typical bow tie design.
What do you think? Which one is the winner? Or do you have different ideas?
If the winner would be option 2, what setting would be a good fit for this design?
I added a chain in the video but do you have other suggestions on the chain selection?
Oh so many questions… thank you again for your help! I’m excited to move forward with this project!
And happy new year!
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