Christa
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Date: 8/16/2006 12:05:25 AM
Author: Christa
Larissa, I love your engagement ring! I''m a little bit biased in favor of both vintage pieces and baguette sides, though.
Here''s mine . . . well under a carat! The center is .35 with another .16 in baguettes.
Christa,Date: 8/16/2006 12:17:23 AM
Author: Christa
And in case anyone''s interested, here''s my original wedding set--about .25 total weight, with the center at .15 or so. The diamonds are nice and white and sparkly, though, and it was very much admired when I got engaged in 1989!
It''s missing a small diamond on the far left, which was the ''official'' reason for replacing the set.
Thanks, Lili! I probably won''t replace it any time soon, since that was the justification for replacing the set.Date: 8/16/2006 2:10:21 PM
Author: lili
Christa,Date: 8/16/2006 12:17:23 AM
Author: Christa
And in case anyone''s interested, here''s my original wedding set--about .25 total weight, with the center at .15 or so. The diamonds are nice and white and sparkly, though, and it was very much admired when I got engaged in 1989!
It''s missing a small diamond on the far left, which was the ''official'' reason for replacing the set.
I love your ring. It is so delicate and dainty.
It is very much admired now as well.
Are you going to replace the missing diamond?
The pictures do not do this ring justice. Very firey diamonds.
Christa, that's a nice set. (The others in this thread are, too!) People knock the illusion heads, but they are practical and very durable. I wore a .75 ct. in one for years. It gave 5.8mm a 7mm diameter, which I liked better since I 'd always worn huge gemstone rings. The other thing I like about them is comfort. I found the narrow base of typical 6-prong Tiffany heads dug into my finger, but the broader base of the illusion head was smooth and easy to wear.Date: 8/16/2006 12:05:25 AM
Author: Christa
Larissa, I love your engagement ring! I'm a little bit biased in favor of both vintage pieces and baguette sides, though.
Here's my 1930's vintage set . . . waaaay under a carat! The center is .35 with another .16 in baguettes.
I think they are lovely, too. Maybe today''s halo will be tomorrow''s illusion setting -- I have a feeling these illusion settings were really fashionable in their day.Date: 10/14/2006 4:08:43 PM
Author: AdaBeta27
Christa, that''s a nice set. (The others in this thread are, too!) People knock the illusion heads, but they are practical and very durable. I wore a .75 ct. in one for years. It gave 5.8mm a 7mm diameter, which I liked better since I ''d always worn huge gemstone rings. The other thing I like about them is comfort. I found the narrow base of typical 6-prong Tiffany heads dug into my finger, but the broader base of the illusion head was smooth and easy to wear.Date: 8/16/2006 12:05:25 AM
Author: Christa
Larissa, I love your engagement ring! I''m a little bit biased in favor of both vintage pieces and baguette sides, though.
Here''s my 1930''s vintage set . . . waaaay under a carat! The center is .35 with another .16 in baguettes.