Sunshinelab
Shiny_Rock
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2018
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Me three!I kind of liked the one at a time approach
Me three!I kind of liked the one at a time approach
Ditto for meDitto!
Ok, you get your wish. But be forewarned, it's sunset lighting that I've taken the pictures in. My hand therefore looks very yellow and tan.Um, can you start today?
Thanks for the report, voce, your input is very helpfulOk, @leslie1956, my only complaint is that the 14k stamp is not legible on 2 of the 5 rings, the 2 with the thinner bands. One of the two is shown in the pictures below...
Silver spinel solitaire that I intend to wear it as a stacker; hence the thin band. Today I'm wearing it with my Edwardian ring from CRD with an aquamarine center.
I&R apologized about the gold stamp that's not legible, and they offered to fix it if I send my rings in with my next order.Thanks for the report, voce, your input is very helpful
Your silver spinel is very pretty!
Thank you, mellowyellowgirl! It's 7mm calibrated, cut by Litnon. That's 2.02ct. It's a nice match for your 6.8mm diamond for toi et moi, but I think you're more itching to set your pad rather than buy a new stone just to have the same size for your diamond.Beautiful! The setting is so elegant! May I ask how large the stone is in mm?
Thanks scouty, my personal philosophy is that for a solitaire, the stone should be bright and well-cut, with the right choice of metal. Otherwise, you'll only notice flaws more.Such a beautiful color and the simple setting really showcases the stone. This really gives me confidence to set something as a solitaire!
I like both, but I like the blue move because it pops more against my skin tone.Tuned in for today’s reveal. That zircon solitaire did not disappoint. What a lovely gem with a beautiful high crown - so worthy of a solitaire setting.
Do you have a preference between your two new solitaire settings? I like them both