Officially waiting for my FINAL UPGRADE to be set!! She is a 3.02 Pear and will be flanked by 2 x .30 Pears. Here is a pic of the combo! I am waiting for the wax mold to be made and then once approved she will be off to production! I have attached my inspo, which is a very traditional 3 stone. I wanted something timeless…
I cannot WAIT to see this on your finger!!!! I love the inspiration picture! So glad you decided on the smaller sides!
Officially waiting for my FINAL UPGRADE to be set!! She is a 3.02 Pear and will be flanked by 2 x .30 Pears. Here is a pic of the combo! I am waiting for the wax mold to be made and then once approved she will be off to production! I have attached my inspo, which is a very traditional 3 stone. I wanted something timeless…
Love my new Tiffany T-1. She's beautiful.
The only problem is that she doesn't fit!!! What a disappointment. The ring came directly to our house for my husband to give to me on Valentine's Day. A Tiffany sales associate had placed the order, when we were in the store, with what she felt would be the size I needed. Based on other rings I have, the size she ordered should have been correct and on the looser side.
But when I went to try my new ring on, I couldn't battle it over the knuckle of my right hand. It was bought as a RHR, and the in-store sizing was determined by using only my right hand.
The ring finger on my left hand is 1/4 size smaller than my right. So, I was able to briefly squeeze the T-1 onto my wedding ring finger. And I mean "squeeze". But even with the ring going over the knuckle, it was very snug and uncomfortable on left hand. It actually gave me muffin finger on the lower part of my finger. I never have had this problem with rings I can get over my knuckle. My knuckles are the largest part of my fingers. My current, properly fitted rings have enough space (when in place & in really cold weather) that they will slightly spin a tiny bit. Not enough for sizing beads, but enough to not feel binding and to manually turn the ring back and forth around the finger.
I'll now have to called Tiffanys next week for an appointment to take the T-1 in to see if they can do a proper sizing on my new ring. Based on the size ordered, it shouldn't be so tight it cuts off my circulation!!! Although I did struggle to get it on & off my left (smaller) hand, I never forced it the whole way on my right hand because I was afraid (that if I did) that I wouldn't be able to get it off. That could have been disastrous with my circulation obviously being cut off. You can see.
I'm so sad that my new T-1 is now back in its little blue box, and I can't wear it.
Love my new Tiffany T-1. She's beautiful.
The only problem is that she doesn't fit!!! What a disappointment. The ring came directly to our house for my husband to give to me on Valentine's Day. A Tiffany sales associate had placed the order, when we were in the store, with what she felt would be the size I needed. Based on other rings I have, the size she ordered should have been correct and on the looser side.
But when I went to try my new ring on, I couldn't battle it over the knuckle of my right hand. It was bought as a RHR, and the in-store sizing was determined by using only my right hand.
The ring finger on my left hand is 1/4 size smaller than my right. So, I was able to briefly squeeze the T-1 onto my wedding ring finger. And I mean "squeeze". But even with the ring going over the knuckle, it was very snug and uncomfortable on left hand. It actually gave me muffin finger on the lower part of my finger. I never have had this problem with rings I can get over my knuckle. My knuckles are the largest part of my fingers. My current, properly fitted rings have enough space (when in place & in really cold weather) that they will slightly spin a tiny bit. Not enough for sizing beads, but enough to not feel binding and to manually turn the ring back and forth around the finger.
I'll now have to called Tiffanys next week for an appointment to take the T-1 in to see if they can do a proper sizing on my new ring. Based on the size ordered, it shouldn't be so tight it cuts off my circulation!!! Although I did struggle to get it on & off my left (smaller) hand, I never forced it the whole way on my right hand because I was afraid (that if I did) that I wouldn't be able to get it off. That could have been disastrous with my circulation obviously being cut off. You can see.
I'm so sad that my new T-1 is now back in its little blue box, and I can't wear it.
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