Ring identification

[oatmealhp]

Hello-
I''ve been a closet member here for a while and I finally have need to post instead of just reading.
My lady has found the ring that she wants and it happens to exist at bailey, banks and biddle. The ring though is sold as a setting, stone combo---meaning I can''t buy the setting and use my own stone. Knowing that "copyright" has a loose definition with rings, I am trying to get as close as possible to her first choice.
I randomnly found this pic online which is close to, if it is not the actual ring I am searching for. They don''t have a picture of it on their stores homepage. If any of you can help me out with either a better picture to present to a jeweler or a similar setting it will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks-
ME

and wouldn''t you know it---because of my rookie status, I am having difficulties uploading the pic. So now, not only am I asking you for your help but I need to you to click the following link:

http://www.amfirst.org/images/ring3.jpg

 

[ame]

I know Mark Morrell has made something similar. I think Icestore.com may also have something similar.

That is one of my favorite settings.

 

[oatmealhp]

Found a drawing of sorts of the actual ring but i still think i need more information.
Thanks for the heads up, i am going to his site right after this post.
Any more info out there for me?

 

[oatmealhp]

I saw the mark morrell ring and it is close--a bit different in design. I don''t know if its a good different or a bad different. For anyone that is snowed in, like myself--here is the only comparison ring thus far:

 

[Kaleigh]

They are very similar, the only difference I can see between Marks and the one you posted is that Marks has an x under the halo whereas the one you posted doesn''t. I would think that Mark could make an adjustment so that it would more closely resemble the setting you prefer.