mustangchi
Brilliant_Rock
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- Aug 27, 2019
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Ooh I was hoping this would be a step cut! They seem to have been bumped off-stage by the old and new-old round cuts.
It’s definitely new territory for me but I’m excited about it!
Ooh I was hoping this would be a step cut! They seem to have been bumped off-stage by the old and new-old round cuts.
Loooooooooove this so much
I love it. More like an ascher with that square shape. Very pretty. What is the carat and color grade?
Before I saw you had chosen I was going to suggest another option to add some variety to your collection is to find a very interesting tinted old cut stone. Very yellow or brown. I’d like something that that some day.
Absolutely gorgeous and it's not even finished yet! Will those be tabs prongs?
In any case, I'm sure it will be stunning. Looking forward to seeing it home and on your finger!
That Asscher elicits my involuntary "I want that!" noise. (Soft grunt, not very attractive.)
Who is doing this great ring for you? Is it antique?
love this and can't wait to see it finished!
Tab prongs are absolutely the way to go! It’s era appropriate and emphasizes the square corners of the diamond. Love it!
How would you change thw shoulders?
I'm not sure and that is part of the issue. Small side diamonds maybe but I wasn't really wanting that initially.
Ok so I hope this doesn't come across as rude but I'm going to say what I see/think. Of course feel free to ignore me!
I feel like the profile on the "head" is modern/pointy, and the side of the shank and shank itself is swoopy and vintage. The two styles clash (to my eye). So personally I'd stick to one type of aesthetic for the whole thing.
I'm not sure and that is part of the issue. Small side diamonds maybe but I wasn't really wanting that initially.
Personally? I like it as is, maybe add milgrain to the arches on the basket. I love that profile the best.
Examples of consistent vintage/swoopy aesthetic:
And examples of consistent architectural / modern
Here's one I think successfully merges the two because the engraving is more modern/less swoopy:
Examples of consistent vintage/swoopy aesthetic:
And examples of consistent architectural / modern
Here's one I think successfully merges the two because the engraving is more modern/less swoopy:
I like the one that has the milgrain bar across it wonder if that would work? Just a simple milgrain bar?
I love the milgrain bar! I think it's really elegant