swaye2010
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The best way to get what you want is to send pictures. I used some AV pics for reference as well and asked for a long, thin culet. In person, the culet ends up being pretty small but I feel like this helps with the mirror effect on the stone and makes it look less like a moissanite. The level at which you get that sort of Maltese cross though is a matter of your own tastes.What are all your inputs with regards to having a stone set in NESW prongs? I really like the ones made by truegem but I heard that having NESW prongs means the edges of the stones are exposed and can easily chip. Is that true?
I would try Demi. She seems more experienced then the others and Cherry seems so busy. Email is [email protected] WhatsApp +86 177 7740 7925
All the rings I have had made are anywhere between 6-8 grams. I would not make it so thin that you might loose pave. It is more important to make a good quality ring because fixing it can cost more than the ring itself sometimes. I prefer 2-2.5 mm for pave and lab diamonds are more durable and easier to replace if you do loose one. It is really hard to find people to work on moissanite rings if they did not sell them. Very few companies will actually carry small moissanite pave. At least a lost lab diamond can be replaced with a mined diamond and still look ok but I would still purchase maybe 2 extra just in case.
I do like the NSEW prongs but it does leave the edges exposed. The South prong can also get in the way of a band. Just depends on the design but something to think of. An 8x6 moissanite is 1.5 carats. If you do 8x7, that will be a bit more chubby but is a popular size and probably closer to 2 carats. They do face up about 1/2 carat size smaller than a round though. I usually order weird sizes to guarantee a cut not from stock, but that is just me.