davi_el_mejor
Brilliant_Rock
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I''ve hemmed and hawed over what to say about this piece for a couple of days now. I think the stone is way too nice for the beautiful elaborate ring. Don''t get me wrong, the design is beautiful and if well executed would make for an extraordinary ring by itself. But that stone would lose all presence in the design.
If you do decide to use the spess, I think you would need a faint lavender for the purple stones in the picture. A dark purple will draw even more attention away from the spess. I would ditch the stones in the belly of the bird as well, they tend to add more visual weight to the bird when it doesn''t need it and may irritate the finger next to it because of placement.
Like others have suggested maybe even a green would work. A nice crisp mint color would play up the firey goodness of the spess while subduing the rest of the peice. Or, to keep it all closer together on the color wheel and really add a hot warmth to the piece more spess''s. Really set the pheonix on fire!
By the by, what size would it be? I''m suspecting it would need to be at least a 10 to have the right amount of detail and proportions.
I''m in a boat similar to yours, where as, I''m trying to come up with a design and stone for my SO while not going all Liberace or Tony Soprano on it. It''s very difficult.
If you do decide to use the spess, I think you would need a faint lavender for the purple stones in the picture. A dark purple will draw even more attention away from the spess. I would ditch the stones in the belly of the bird as well, they tend to add more visual weight to the bird when it doesn''t need it and may irritate the finger next to it because of placement.
Like others have suggested maybe even a green would work. A nice crisp mint color would play up the firey goodness of the spess while subduing the rest of the peice. Or, to keep it all closer together on the color wheel and really add a hot warmth to the piece more spess''s. Really set the pheonix on fire!
By the by, what size would it be? I''m suspecting it would need to be at least a 10 to have the right amount of detail and proportions.
I''m in a boat similar to yours, where as, I''m trying to come up with a design and stone for my SO while not going all Liberace or Tony Soprano on it. It''s very difficult.