MaryAlaina
Brilliant_Rock
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If you had a 2 ct. diamond that you wanted to use in a RHR, how would you set it so it wouldn''t look too e-ring-ish? I''d love to see pix of examples, either with other stones or not.
Date: 6/2/2008 4:53:22 PM
Author: NewEnglandLady
For a RHR, I''d take an elongated shape like a marquise, oval or emerald and set it E/W. I''d also consider a halo for a RHR. Or make a combo of halo and E/W
FYI... That is my ENGAGEMENT Ring.Date: 6/2/2008 4:50:12 PM
Author: DiamondGirly
I''d go cushion with a halo. I think it looks awesome for a cocktail ring without looking like a super traditional ering.
i think this is a 4ct
Date: 6/2/2008 5:02:11 PM
Author: CrookedRock
FYI... That is my ENGAGEMENT Ring.Date: 6/2/2008 4:50:12 PM
Author: DiamondGirly
I''d go cushion with a halo. I think it looks awesome for a cocktail ring without looking like a super traditional ering.
i think this is a 4ct
Thanks Linda
I don''t mind my pictures being used. I put them on a worldwide online forum...Date: 6/2/2008 5:08:38 PM
Author: DiamondGirly
Date: 6/2/2008 5:02:11 PM
Author: CrookedRock
FYI... That is my ENGAGEMENT Ring.Date: 6/2/2008 4:50:12 PM
Author: DiamondGirly
I''d go cushion with a halo. I think it looks awesome for a cocktail ring without looking like a super traditional ering.
i think this is a 4ct
Thanks Linda
I know. I like it a lot.
Look at what New England Lady suggested:
''For a RHR, I''d take an elongated shape like a marquise, oval or emerald and set it E/W. I''d also consider a halo for a RHR. Or make a combo of halo and E/W''
I thought the same thing but like cushions more than those shapes so I thought your ring pretty much fits the description.
Sorry to offend. The OP asked for pictures.
I love that idea, Catmom''s new ring comes to mind right away~ I love it!Date: 6/2/2008 5:10:24 PM
Author: ericad
Perhaps a halo but using gemstones rather than diamonds? I love the look of a white diamond surrounded by a sapphire (or any color) halo...
Date: 6/2/2008 4:45:19 PM
Author:MaryAlaina
If you had a 2 ct. diamond that you wanted to use in a RHR, how would you set it so it wouldn''t look too e-ring-ish? I''d love to see pix of examples, either with other stones or not.
Date: 6/2/2008 6:14:45 PM
Author: iluvcarats
Date: 6/2/2008 4:45:19 PM
Author:MaryAlaina
If you had a 2 ct. diamond that you wanted to use in a RHR, how would you set it so it wouldn''t look too e-ring-ish? I''d love to see pix of examples, either with other stones or not.
I think that whenever you have a diamond in the center of a ring, because of the symbolism of a diamond, it is going to look like an engagement ring.
I think it is rude to refer to someone''s e-ring as a cocktail ring, and when it was said about my ring, I was called ''sensative'', yet the flip side of the coin is that these comments are INsensative!
There have been a lot of comments from people not knowing that this is considered an insult.
Well now you know.
It is.
Crooked Rock''s ring looks like what it is - a beautiful engagement ring.
Calling it a cocktail ring tries to rob it of it''s special sentiment and meaning.
Date: 6/2/2008 5:53:51 PM
Author: librarychickie
MA~
Here''s a ring that I''ve been lusting over for a couple of years. Alas, I don''t have the requisite 2 carat diamond to fit it.
It''s a Saturn design.
~LC